Teaching & research
Shada AlSalamah
King Saud University
Saudi Arabia
Understand the problem first
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Explore short perspectives from the Scholars in Blockchain International Symposium 2024 — and the ideas, questions and collaborations shaping evidence-based blockchain.
56short video perspectives
10original symposium sessions
2024scholarship across borders
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Ideas worth hearing.
Discover contributions on tokenisation, security, governance, education and research in practice. Each short excerpt links to its full session, so you can explore the discussion in context.
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Teaching & research
Bill Buchanan FBBA
Edinburgh Napier University
United Kingdom
Space to test and learn
Governance & policy
Eva Micheler
London School of Economics and Political Science
United Kingdom
Technology and the business case
Applications & tokenisation
Vincent Gramoli
University of Sydney
Australia
Compliant asset tokenisation
Governance & policy
Mary Lacity FBBA
University of Arkansas
United States
Recording decisions made by AI
Governance & policy
Hitesh Tewari
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland
Post-quantum blockchain research
Teaching & research
Larisa Yarovaya
University of Southampton
United Kingdom
Making research accessible
Teaching & research
Roman Beck
IT University of Copenhagen
Denmark
Decentralised research perspectives
Applications & tokenisation
Locknie Hsu
Singapore Management University
Singapore
Trust in cross-border trade documents
Governance & policy
Kevin Werbach
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
United States
Translating research for policymakers
Applications & tokenisation
Nir Kshetri
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
United States
Financial inclusion and developing economies
Applications & tokenisation
Mariam Akbar
COMSATS University Islamabad
Pakistan
Decentralised energy trading
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These are excerpts from 8 November 2024. Roles and institutional affiliations reflect the symposium period; former affiliations are identified. The collection includes 55 guest speakers and the symposium chair. Two contributions use labelled portraits with original audio because of camera limitations. Captions are edited for readability. Flags follow the institutional country labels shown for 2024.
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Scholars in Blockchain International Symposium 2024
Hosted virtually by The British Blockchain Association on 8 November 2024, with The JBBA and the Centre for Evidence-Based Blockchain, SIBIS brought researchers into an international conversation across disciplines and borders.
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