Blockchain in Construction Research Workshop 2024
TU Delft | 17th to 18th of June
About
We are pleased to announce the BCRW 2024 (5th Blockchain in Construction Research Workshop), hosted at Delft University. This year's workshop is centered around the use of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) in the construction sector. The event will be held from Sunday, 16 June until Tuesday, 18 June, in-person at Delft University of Technology and Northumbria University Amsterdam campus. This is a hybrid event, with online participation also possible.
Please note that there are reduced-price tickets available for students and academics. To request the student discount code, please email admin@constructionblockchain.org using your academic email to qualify for the discount.
Workshop Committee
Call for Presentation
The 2024 BCRW provides a unique platform for researchers working on papers involving blockchain to meet construction blockchain research experts and get feedback on their on-going research. The workshop is interactive and allows for in-depth discussions and individual feedback from the growing community of blockchain scholars.
All attending researchers are encouraged to submit to the call for presentations to share their work. These presentations can be based on work that has been recently completed or that is currently in-progress.
To present, please submit your presentation title and abstract (250 word max) describing the content of your presentation by the deadlines below.
Abstracts Deadlines
Face-To-Face Presentations in the Netherlands (preferred option): 20th May 2024
Online Presentations (limited slots): 27th May 2024
In addition, we will offer an optional paper development session at the conference. Attendees will have the chance to submit working papers or even a short abstract, which will be the basis for brainstorming and further development in small groups of 3-4 researchers, with the goal to discuss how the paper could be further developed to journal-submission quality. Circulation of working papers will remain within the workshop group and there will be no public paper proceedings. All registered participants will be emailed with further instructions and the opportunity to join the paper development session.
Submissions are now closed
Visa Information
An Invitation Letter for a visa application is a letter the applicant must submit to the embassy or consulate where they are applying for a visitor visa. This document is written by the applicant’s host and addressed to the applicant or the consular officer, confirming that they will accommodate the applicant in their home for the whole period of their stay in the country where the host lawfully resides.
CBC cannot provide Invitation Letter as the CBC is not a resident of the EU. Therefore, participants of the workshop have to arrange their own visas in order to attend.
Venues
17th June: Delft University Campus
18th June: Northumbria University Amsterdam Campus
Accommodation
There are various accommodation types near the venue and here are some options. Please note you have to book your accommodation directly with the accommodation provider.
Accommodations in Delft
The Social Hub Delft
Address: Van Leeuwenhoekpark 1 2611 DW, Delft
Website: https://www.thesocialhub.co/delft/
Accommodation in Amsterdam
Hotel Casa Amsterdam
Address: Eerste Ringdijkstraat 4, Oost, 1097 BC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Website: https://hotelcasa.nl/
Agenda
Workshop agenda is now available on the link below. We are constantly updating the agenda with the latest information.
Networking Activities
We will offer informal networking activities during the workshop. Attendees will have the opportunity to mingle and get to know each other in a relaxed setting by the river while enjoying delicious food and drinks.
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