Bengaluru, 7th April 2026: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Blockchain Technology) at Faculty of Engineering and Technology, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), in association with the C3 Club, hosted an expert tech talk on “Blockchain Frontiers: From Concept to Global Impact”, featuring Mark Virchenko, CEO and Founder of RedDuck, Ukraine. Conducted online via Microsoft Teams, the session drew active participation from students, research scholars, and faculty members.
The talk explored the evolution of blockchain technology from its foundational concepts to its expanding global applications. Virchenko outlined how blockchain is reshaping sectors such as finance, healthcare, and supply chain management, while also addressing key technical challenges including scalability, interoperability, and security. He introduced participants to emerging solutions and trends that are influencing the next phase of blockchain development.
Moving beyond theory, the session offered practical insights into career pathways within the blockchain ecosystem. Students were encouraged to build expertise in areas such as smart contracts, decentralised applications, and security frameworks—skills increasingly sought after in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. The discussion also touched on the growing convergence of blockchain with emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, highlighting new avenues for innovation.
The interactive format of the session stood out, with students engaging in thoughtful discussions and posing career-focused questions. Faculty members contributed to the dialogue, adding academic perspectives that deepened the conversation. The session was introduced by Dr Devaraj Verma C, Program Head, who also delivered the vote of thanks, acknowledging the speaker’s insights and the collaborative efforts behind the event.
By connecting students directly with industry expertise, the session created a meaningful platform for learning and exchange. It reflected the university’s continued focus on bridging academic knowledge with real-world applications, while preparing students to engage with future-facing technologies and global career opportunities.