Noxus

The Noxus Student Research Group brings together students interested in modern digital technologies and future directions in computer science. The group’s activities focus on projects, experiments, and the analysis of solutions related to distributed technologies, artificial intelligence, and intelligent software systems. Noxus combines two main pillars of activity: blockchain technologies and Web3 ecosystems, as well as Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), particularly systems based on Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI agents. The group has a practical and research-oriented character — its goal is both the development of technical competencies and the implementation of original projects, prototypes, and experimental initiatives. ## Pillar I — Blockchain / Web3 The blockchain area focuses on distributed technologies, smart contracts, decentralized applications (dApps), DeFi, and Web3 architectures. Activities include both the analysis of technological foundations — such as security, consensus, privacy, tokenization, and trust mechanisms — and the practical applications of blockchain systems in modern digital services. Members of the group develop projects related to smart contract development, Web3 applications, distributed systems integration, and experimentation with new models of digital ownership and autonomous ecosystems. ## Pillar II — LLM / GenAI / AI Agents The GenAI and LLM area covers topics related to Generative Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models, and AI-based agent systems. Particular emphasis is placed on the practical use of AI models in software engineering processes, automation, data analysis, intelligent assistants, and autonomous collaborative systems. The group develops projects related to AI agents, RAG systems, multimodality, orchestration workflows, LLM integration with applications, and the use of modern AI models in software engineering and intelligent systems.