
Published by:
Elsevier
Editor(s)-in-Chief:
Dr. Chun Chen, PhD
(Zhejiang University)
Dr. Chunming Rong, PhD
(University of Stavanger)
Dr. Xiaohu Yang, PhD
(Zhejiang University)
Blockchain: Research and Applications is an international, peer reviewed journal for researchers, engineers, and practitioners to present the latest advances and innovations in blockchain research. The journal publishes theoretical and applied papers in established and emerging areas of blockchain research to shape the future of blockchain technology. The emergence and popularity of blockchain techniques have significantly changed the operation and management of digital systems globally. As a result, new applications of blockchain technology exhibit a variety of complex problems which generate new demands and challenges on the research community. Blockchain: Research and Applications seeks to promote community-wide discussion to identify advanced applications, technologies and theories in blockchain research. We seek submissions of papers that detail novel techniques, investigate new applications, introduce advanced methodologies, propose promising research directions and discuss approaches for unsolved issues. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Security challenges and defense approaches for blockchain-based services from a full-stack architecture perspective
- Smart contract-enabled consortium blockchains for the control of supply chain information distortion
- TSCS: A blockchain-based tokenized subtitling crowdsourcing system
- The cost of privacy on blockchain: A study on sealed-bid auctions
- A decision model for decentralized autonomous organization platform selection: Three industry case studies
- Digital exchanges attributes and the risk of closure
- Security and Privacy of Blockchain
- Benefits for the bunker industry in adopting blockchain technology for dispute resolution
- Blockchain-based cross-domain authorization system for user-centric resource sharing
- A systematic literature review of the tension between the GDPR and public blockchain systems
- Cheap and secure metatransactions on the blockchain using hash-based authorisation and preferred batchers
- Blockchain-as-a-service and blockchain-as-a-partner: Implementation options for supply chain optimization
- An empirical study on the complexity, security and maintainability of Ethereum-based decentralized applications (DApps)
- Cryptographic obfuscation for smart contracts: Trustless bitcoin bridge and more
- Improving smart contract search by semantic and structural clustering for source codes
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