Frontiers in Blockchain is a multidisciplinary journal indexed in Web of Science (ESCI) and the DOAJ, that covers all theory and applications of blockchain technologies across society, industry and commerce.

The journal is led by Field Chief Editors Prof Christopher Clack (University College London, UK) and Dr Olinga Ta’eed (Centre for Citizenship, Enterprise and Governance CCEG, UK) and welcomes submissions in all areas of blockchain technology research which provide an overview of state-of-the-art advancements and their applications.

Frontiers in Blockchain aims to bridge academic and industry research and seeks original research, including theoretical, computational, and experimental research and development, applications, case studies and position papers. Areas of interest include:

automation and smart contracts
blockchain applications in real-world and industry
blockchain economics
blockchain ethics, policy and governance
blockchain for good
blockchain for the metaverse and Web3
blockchain in AI and IoT
blockchain security, privacy, and trust
blockchain technology foundations and innovations
decentralized science
finance on blockchain.

The broader agenda of the journal includes research relating to security, economics, finance, business, law, cryptocurrencies, tokenomics, governance, social innovation, and philosophical treatise. Technical sciences including cryptology, distributed systems, formal methods, code verification and validation, software and systems metrics are also welcome. In particular, the journal welcomes submissions which support and advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), notably SDG 9: industry, innovation, and infrastructure.

Whilst the journal welcomes the spread of topics that lie between the movement of hard tangible and financial assets and soft intangible non-financial assets, nevertheless manuscripts which do not feature a significant usage of blockchain theory, technologies and applications are not suitable for publication in this journal.

Frontiers in Blockchain is committed to advancing developments in the field of blockchain research by communicating scientific knowledge to researchers, practitioners, and the public alike, to enable the scientific breakthroughs of the future. As such, the journal is delighted to announce two best article prizes in collaboration with the Yun Family Foundation.

Frontiers in Blockchain has a partnership with the Centre for Citizenship, Enterprise and Governance.

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