Ether Leeum Protocol Fellowship Cohort 5 Summary

Tl; DR: EPF successfully completes the 5th cohort, Study Group 2025, and prepares Cohort 6 (EPF6). The application will be announced soon. EF blog! In the meantime, improve the Etherum protocol knowledge. EPF.wiki and Join the newsletter To receive a notice for notice

The Etherum Protocol Fellowship completed the fifth cohort with EPF Day in Devcon in Bangkok. Their completion has been expressed as a five -month immersive learning, research and contribution to the talented and dedicated fellow group Ether Leeum’s core ecosystem. Customer developers and researchers welcomed new contributors, some of which worked in the long run.

In addition, the second repetition of the protocol research group concluded after two months of intensive learning about the core protocol.

See some of the EPF programs to learn more. Past post And cohort repository.

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With each cohort, we will learn more about how to collect feedback and improve the experience of Fellows and Ethereum Devs. EPF5 has brought some notable changes and brought a very productive cohort.

Before EPF5, we organized the first Protocol Research Group It has been executed for 10 weeks leading to EPF5. For those 10 weeks, students participated in the curriculum designed to educate all areas of the protocol. Many colleagues have prepared EPFs with more knowledge and resources, so much softer boarding has been made.

Another major change in EPF5 is an extended period of four to five months, which has been provided with an additional month to improve the project and aim for a larger range.

Like the cohort in the past, we have hosted EPF Day in Devcon to finish the cohort. But in the case of EPF5, we organized additional EPF days near the beginning of Cohort during ETHCC in Brussels. The event gave colleagues a chance to meet each other, mentor and present a project to work through Cohort.

EPF5 statistics

The fifth cohort application was opened in May 2024. After reviewing more than 300 applications, 20 participants received the first salary to participate in the social communion for the Core R & D project. Since the program is open, 25 additional participants joined without permission. After five months and over 500 weekly updates, we finished the cohort with 30 active colleagues in Bangkok’s EPF Day.

EPF5 project

Colleagues have proposed and contributed to 30 projects along with the mentors of various customers and research teams, including Grandine, Prysm, Lighthouse, Besu, Nivus, Nethermind, Geth, Teku, Rig and RETH. This project represents a meaningful contribution to the Ether Leeum core ecosystem as well as valuable learning experiences. You can learn more about the project results. Final report and EPF Day’s presentation recording.

All program resources EPF5 repositoryMost of the activities /Development update And proposal /Project. It is active in the open study of Ether Leeum, and all EPF projects and resources are free and open sources.

Protocol research group continues

that Protocol Research Group I came back to 2025! In the renewed format, the existing resources will be converted for two weeks and new lectures are held for six weeks from core developers. By combining we created more Comprehensive curriculum Focus on each part of the execution and consensus layer.

This is not only an EPF’s pre -curved program, but also a comprehensive curriculum for people who learn more about Ethereum’s core protocols. The materials and recording of the Study Group Sessions are always provided with structured learning experiences along with collaboration Wiki produced by independent contributors. Whether you are ready to study or want to learn about some aspects of Ether Leeum EPF.wiki All required resources are included.

Next cohort soon ™

We are preparing for the sixth cohort of Etherum Protocol Fellowship. If you are interested in the development of Ether Leeum core, please keep watching the application announcement with Cohort in June. Sign up to get a notification EPF Mail Lingist.

Meanwhile, you can prepare for the basic understanding of the Ether Leeum protocol (EPF.WIKI and previous cohorts are a good place to start). It publicly contributes to the open source project, especially the Etherrium ecosystem, and provides thoughts about the type of project you want to work.