The Science of Blockchain Conference 2023 focuses on technical innovations in the blockchain ecosystem, and brings together researchers and practioners working in the space.
The main interest is in the application of cryptography, decentralized protocols, formal methods, and empirical analysis, to improve the security and scalability of blockchain deployments.
The conference is co-organized by the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research (CBR), Cornell IC3, and Berkeley RDI.
The talks and papers from the previous events in this conference series are available here: 2022, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017.
Program Chairs
- Dan Boneh, Stanford University, CBR
- Ari Juels, Cornell Tech, IC3
- Dawn Song, U.C.Berkeley, RDI
Program Committee
- Ittai Abraham, VMware Research
- Zeta Avarikioti, TU Wien, Austria
- Joe Bonneau, NYU and a16z Crypto Research
- Konstantinos Chalkias, Mysten Labs
- Jeremy Clark, Concordia University
- Justin Drake, Ethereum Foundation
- Ittay Eyal, Technion
- Giulia Fanti, CMU
- Dankrad Feist, Ethereum Foundation
- Ben Fisch, Yale
- Christina Garman, Purdue University
- Arthur Gervais, UCL
- Andrew Lewis-Pye, London School of Economics
- Dahlia Malkhi, Chainlink
- Deepak Maram, Mysten Labs
- Patrick McCorry, Infura
- Sarah Meiklejohn, University College London / Google
- Kartik Nayak, Duke University
- Joachim Neu, Stanford University
- Valeria Nikolaenko, a16z crypto research
- Charalampos Papamanthou, Yale
- Ling Ren, UIUC
- Dan Robinson, Paradigm
- Tim Roughgarden, Columbia University and a16z crypto research
- Will Scott, Protocol Labs
- Ertem Nusret Tas, Stanford University
- Chrysoula Stathakopoulou, Chainlink labs
- Alin Tomescu, Aptos
- Mahdi Zamani, Visa Research
- Fan Zhang, Yale
- Liyi Zhou, Imperial College London
Registration: Attendance is free, but please register if you plan to attend either in person or remotely.
Attending remotely: The talks will be streamed live and the recordings will be available after the conference.