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Call for Papers

MARBLE is a new conference series which aims to provide a high-profile platform for mathematicians, computer scientists and economists from both academia and industry to present latest advances and innovations in key theories and models of blockchain.

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Submission Guidelines:

Submitted papers must be original and contain work that has not been published before or is under review elsewhere.

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Papers will be published by Springer Nature. Full paper submissions of up to 16 pages and short paper submissions of up to 8 pages (including references) should be prepared according to the guidelines at:

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https://www.springer.com/gp/computer-science/lncs/conference-proceedings-guidelines

 

And submitted through the Easychair conference submission system at:

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=marble2019

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Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

 

  • Cryptoeconomics/Token economics

  • Economic modelling of cryptocurrency systems

  • Game-theoretic analysis

  • Incentive design

  • Consensus mechanism design

  • Distributed Applications (DApps)

  • Market mechanism analysis

  • Analysis of mining algorithms and strategies

  • Price variation prediction and trading strategies

  • Novel indices for digital assets

  • Consensus protocol security analysis

  • Mathematical modelling of network attacks

  • Verification of smart contracts

  • Measures of blockchain health

  • Government policy related to blockchain economics

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Important Dates:

 

Submission deadline: Wednesday 6 March 2019 (23:59 AoE)

Notification: Friday 22 March 2019

Conference:  Monday 6 - Thursday 10 May 2019

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All questions about submissions should be emailed to marble2019@imperial.ac.uk

 

 

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Technical Programme Committee Members:

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  • John Conley (Vanderbilt University)

  • Phil Godsiff (University of Exeter)

  • Zeynep Gurguc (Imperial College London)

  • Aggelos Kiayias (University of Edinburgh)

  • Mario Larangeira (IOHK/Tokyo Institute of Technology)

  • Robert Learney (Digital Catapult)

  • Pedro Moreno-Sanchez (TU Wien)

  • Catherine Mulligan (Imperial College London)

  • Paolo Tasca (University College London)

  • Andreas Veneris (University of Toronto)

  • Edgar Weippl (SBA Research)

  • Katinka Wolter (Free University of Berlin)

  • Alexei Zamyatin (Imperial College London)

  • Qipeng Zheng (University of Central Florida)

 

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