Lorenzo Gentile

Lorenzo Gentile is a Research Engineer at Consensys specializing in cryptographic protocols for multiparty computation and blockchain applications. He has been affiliated with institutions such as the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU), Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi), and research centers including Center for Information Security and Trust (CISAT), Concordium, and CROSSING at TU Darmstadt.

• Education: PhD in Cryptography (ITU), Master's in Computer Engineering (PoliMi).

Research Interests: Focus on cryptographic protocols for multiparty computation (MPC), blockchain technology, operations research, game theory, and secure protocols. His work bridges theoretical cryptography with practical applications in decentralized systems and mathematical optimization.

Scientific Collaborations: Participated in research projects at ITU's Business IT Department, PoliMi's Department of Mathematics, and Osservatori Digital Innovation. His PhD involved collaboration as a Scientific Partner with Concordium and a visit at TU Darmstadt's CROSSING research group.

Professional Background: Formerly worked at Moxoff (a PoliMi spin-off) on applied mathematics and as a Freelance Software Engineer. Currently contributes to the Linea team at Consensys, focusing on blockchain infrastructure.