The Science of Blockchain Conference is a free to attend event focusing on technical innovations in the blockchain ecosystem, bringing together researchers and practioners working in the space.

We are interested in the application of cryptography, decentralized protocols, formal methods, and empirical analysis, to improving the security and scalability of blockchain deployments.

The aim of the conference is to foster collaboration among practitioners and researchers working on blockchain protocol development, cryptography, distributed systems, secure computing, crypto-economics, and economic risk analysis.

The conference is co-organized by the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research (CBR) and the Initiative for Cryptocurrencies and Contracts (IC3).

Program Chairs

• Dan Boneh, Stanford University
• Ari Juels, Cornell Tech, IC3

Program Committee

• Ittai Abraham, VMware Research
• Christian Cachin, University of Bern
• Justin Drake, Ethereum Foundation
• Arthur Gervais, Imperial College London
• Dahlia Malkhi, Meta
• Mary Maller, Ethereum Foundation
• Sarah Meiklejohn, University College London / Google
• Andrew Miller, UIUC
• Valeria Nikolaenko, Meta
• Ling Ren, UIUC
• Dan Robinson, Paradigm
• Tim Roughgarden, Columbia University
• Will Scott, Protocol Labs
• Elaine Shi, CMU
• Ertem Nusret Tas, Stanford University
• Eran Tromer, Tel Aviv University/Columbia University
• Pieter Wuille, Chaincode Labs
• Mahdi Zamani, Visa Research
• Fan Zhang, Duke

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