JNU wins silver award in 12th Challenge Cup
Date: Jan. 5, 2021
Source: Youth League Committee
Author: Gu Long
 
A proposal by the team of Weng Jian, Deng Huijie and Wu Yongdong from JNU's College of Information Science and Technology/College of Cyber Security won the silver award in the 12th Challenge Cup Chinese Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Competition in November. The proposal is titled Cloud Chain Guardian: A Digital Asset Protection and Forensics Platform Based on Block Chain Technology.

The competition was hosted by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, the Ministry of Education, the China Association for Science and Technology, the All-China Students’ Federation and the People's Government of Heilongjiang Province. It aims to strengthen the security of digital assets like copyrights and solve problems including data leakage, the high cost of tracing sources of problems, and gathering proof. The program has developed a cloud chain guardian platform providing users with reliable digital asset management service through a protection mechanism that can prevent problems from the beginning and trace the source of any problem. It has obtained an investment of 10 million RMB.
 

(JNU participators in the finals)
This competition attracted 179,000 proposals from 2,786 schools nationwide since it started in June. Awards from all levels are determined through online defense.
At JNU the competition started in November 2019, receiving 327 proposals and attracting 1,433 students directed by 291 teachers. In July JNU won three gold awards, four silver awards, five bronze awards and one excellent organization award in the 12th Challenge Cup Guangdong University Students Entrepreneurship Competition hosted by the Communist Party of Guangdong's Provincial Committee, the Guangdong Education Department, the Guangdong Department of Science and Technology, the Guangdong Provincial Association for Science and Technology, and the Guangdong Students' Federation.