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Global Network of Blockchain Professors

We nurture lasting relationships with blockchain professors and their institutions, connecting academic expertise with the BBA’s research, education and policy work.

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SIBIS 2024 symposium participants — 8 November 2024
100+blockchain professors brought together
Six continentsrepresented in the international gathering
8 November 2024Scholars in Blockchain International Symposium

Relationships that continue

An academic community beyond a single event

SIBIS 2024 was a milestone in the BBA’s international academic network. Our relationships with the professors and institutions continue beyond the symposium, supporting an ongoing exchange of knowledge across research, teaching and evidence-based blockchain.

Original SIBIS 2024 symposium banner

A landmark gathering · 2024

The world’s first international gathering of blockchain professors

Organised by The JBBA and CEBB, the Scholars in Blockchain International Symposium brought together more than 100 blockchain professors from leading universities across six continents.

Held virtually on 8 November 2024, SIBIS connected scholars across borders in a shared international forum.

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SIBIS 2024 · The scholars

Professors across disciplines and borders

Explore the original speaker banners from the symposium. Names, roles and institutional affiliations are shown as they appeared in 2024. Select any banner to view it at full size.

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The wider academic network · 2024 record

Connecting universities through The JBBA

The university artwork published alongside SIBIS records the reach of The JBBA’s academic network in 2024.

The JBBA university network — August 2024

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