2021 program under development. The 2019 program was:
16 September 2019 | ||
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8:00 | Registration | |
8:30 | Welcome to NIST Charles Romine, Director, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST |
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8:45 | Conference Program Overview Brian Scriber, IEEE Blockchain Global Summit General Chair, Cable Labs |
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9:00 | Government Keynote I: US Government Blockchain Initiatives Tim Persons, Chief Scientist & Managing Director of Science, Technology Assessment & Analytics US Government Accountability Office (GAO) |
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9:45 | Panel I: Blockchain: Use Cases and Considerations for FISMA Compliance Moderator: Tim Persons, US Government Accountability Office (GAO) Michaela Iorga, Co-Chair, NIST Cloud Security Working Group, NIST Craig Fischer, Program Manager, Office of Financial Innovation and Transformation (FIT), Bureau of Fiscal Service at the Department of Treasury Yelena Yesha, Distinguished Professor, University of Maryland Danica Marinac-Dabic, Associate Director of the Office of Clinical Evidence and Analysis, FDA This panel will discuss key goverment agencies activities, projects, status and what's next on Blockchain FISMA Compliance. |
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10:45 | Coffee Break | |
11:15 | International and Local Aspects of Blockchain Development: US Counties, States and Other Countries Jason Brett, President & CEO, Value Technology Foundation John J Piletich, US State Department |
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11:45 | A Lawyer's Perspective on Blockchain: Legal Code vs Smart Contract Code Leonard C. Tillman, Partner, Balch & Bingham LLP |
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12:15 | Lunch | |
13:15 | Overview of Afternoon Sessions James Irvine, IEEE Blockchain Global Summit Finance Chair, University of Strathclyde |
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13:30 | Blockchain: Turning Talk into Tangible Outcomes Jeff Tennenbaum, Blockchain Solutions Architect, IBM |
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14:00 | Decentralized Trusted Computing Base for Blockchain Infrastructure Security Thomas Hardjono, Director, MIT Connection Science & Engineering |
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14:30 | Blockchain Data Privacy: Where we are and What's Next Theodore Waz, President, The Opinion Blockchain |
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15:00 | Coffee Break | |
15:30 | Blockchain DLT Interoperability and Architecture Claudio Lima, Co-Founder, Blockchain Engineering Council (BEC) |
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16:00 | On Avoiding Blockchain Bitrot Fred Douglis, Chief Research Scientist, Perspecta Labs |
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16:30 | Fireside Chat Session I: Congressman Bill Foster on Blockchain Policies and Regulations Moderator: Jason Brett, President and CEO, Value Technology Foundation |
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17:30 | West Virginia Government UOCAVA Mobile Voting Pilot Matthew S Gallagher, Program Manager, West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office |
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18:00 | Wrap-Up Michael Davidson, Senior Researcher, NIST |
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18:30 | Welcome Cocktail Reception | Holiday Inn Gaithersburg |
17 September 2019 | ||
8:45 | Overview of Day Claudio Lima, IEEE Blockchain Global Summit TPC Chair, Blockchain Engineering Council |
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9:00 | Government Keynote II: The National Science Foundation (NSF) Blockchain Program for Start-Ups Anna Brady-Estevez, Director of Blockchain Initiative, National Science Foundation (NSF) |
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9:45 | Blockchain Cybersecurity Trusted Environment (TE) Mic Bowman, Sr. Principal Engineer, Intel |
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10:15 | Coffee Break | |
10:45 | Fireside Chat Session II: Blockchain-Enabled Next-Generation “Circular Economy” Supply Chain Models Moderator: Michaela Ulieru, Co-Director, Endor Joseph Francis, Principal Director, Accenture |
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12:00 | Lunch | |
13:00 | Overview of Afternoon Sessions Ramesh Ramados, IEEE Blockchain Initiative Co-Chair |
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13:15 | Industry Keynote: The Trust, Identity, Privacy, Protection, Safety and Security Imperative for IoT: Blockchain and Beyond Florence D. Hudson, NSF Cybersecurity Center of Excellence at Indiana University |
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14:00 | Panel II: Blockchain in Energy Moderator: Dane Christensen Team Lead, National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Umit Cali, 2nd Vice-Chair, IEEE Energy Blockchain Standards P2418.5 Michael Mylrea, Senior Technical Advisor and Blockchain Lead, Pacific Northwest National Labs (PNNL)/DOE This panel will discuss blockchain energy applications, platform technology, use cases and applications, cybersecurity of mission critical assets, transactive energy and others. It will also discuss IEEE P2418.5 Blockchain Energy standards development. |
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15:15 | Coffee Break | |
15:45 | Setting the Standard: Blockchain and the Coming Token-Powered Economy Ron Resnick, Executive Director, Ethereum Enterprise Alliance (EEA) |
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16:15 | Blockchain into State Government: Rhode Island’s Initiative Elizabeth M. Tanner, Director, Department of Business Regulation, Rhode Island State Goverment |
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16:45 | A Framework for Blockchain Governance Thomas B. Cox, VP of Product, StrongBlock |
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17:15 | Panel Discussions III: Blockchain in Healthcare Moderator: Heather Flannery, Global Lead, ConsenSys Health Jonathan Holt, Founder, TranSendX Mitch Parker, Chief Information Security Officer, Indiana University Health John Callahan, CTO, Veridium Sean Manion, CEO, Science Distributed This panel will discuss blockchain health care applications, platform technology, digital asset identity management, data pricavy and cybersecurity. It will also diiscuss IEEE Health Care standards development. |
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18:15 | Close of Technical Sessions | |
18 September 2019 | ||
8:45 | Overview of Day Brian Scriber, IEEE Blockchain Global Summit General Chair, Cable Labs |
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9:00 | Blockchain Research: What are the Hot topics and What's Next Peter Mell, NIST |
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9:30 | Vertical Market Enterprise Blockchain Applications Anant Kadiyala, Director Blockchain & IoT Industry Solutions, Oracle |
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10:00 | Multi-Ledger Multi-Cloud: The First Step for Enterprise Blockchain Deployment Automation Lino Quagliariello, CEO, Multiledger |
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10:30 | Coffee Break | |
11:00 | Blockchain in Emerging Economies: Institutional, Technological, Market and Infrastructural Challenges Nir Kshetri, Bryan School of Business and Economics |
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11:30 | Panel: Global Patent and IP Landscape in Blockchain Richard Bemben, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C Monica Talley, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C Joseph Mutschelknaus, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C S. Ryan Quick, Co-founder, Providentia Worldwide LLC |
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12:15 | Lunch | |
13:15 | Overview of Afternoon Sessions Jason Rupe, Cable Labs |
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13:30 | Blockchain in Government: A Playbook for Adoption Frederic de Vaulx VP, Prometheus Computing, LLC |
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14:00 | Panel Discussions IV: Advanced Blockchain Research Moderator: Peter Mel, NIST Sylvere Krima, Research Associate, NIST James Shook, NIST Loic Lesavre, NIST |
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15:15 | Wrap-Up Adjournment Brian Scriber, IEEE Blockchain Global Summit General Chair, Cable Labs |
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15:40-17:30 | Developer Experience – Building Smart Contracts on the NEO Blockchain (optional) | Harry Pierson Chief Architect Global Development, NEO |
15:00-15:45 | NIST Facilities Tour (optional event) (Pre-registration required. Please register here.) https://www.nist.gov/el/net-zero-energy-residential-test-facility |