Singapore Blockchain
Innovation Programme
A collaborative and nationwide technical community
Our Mission
SBIP was launched in December 2020 with a mandate to further strengthen Singapore’s blockchain ecosystem.
SBIP facilitates the adoption of blockchain systems for real-world applications through 3 key strategies:
Engaging local companies
SBIP will engage close to 75 companies by 2023 to conceptualise blockchain related projects and pioneer innovative business solutions.
Explore membershipGrowing Singapore's blockchain community
To help local ICT companies tap on blockchain technology, SBIP will nurture Singapore's blockchain tech talent pool.
View events and resourcesResearching on next-generation blockchain
SBIP will undertake research efforts that focus on two key thrusts - Blockchain scalability and Blockchain interoperability.
Explore research effortsSBIP is a joint collaboration by:
Research and Development
The core of the SBIP blockchain ecosystem is based on the research outcomes from the NUS Database System Research lab. The novelty and application prospects of this research are well-recognized in academia, being published in top-tier journals and international conferences.
Events
SBIP Seminar
Early Malice Detection on Bitcoin: From Asset Transfer Path to Intention Discovery
📅 20 Mar 2023 (Mon) - 05:00 am
🕒 60 mins
SBIP Seminar
Data Lakes: Discovery, Data Responsibility, and Query Answering
📅 03 Mar 2023 (Fri) - 03:00 am
🕒 60 mins
SBIP Seminar
Large-Scale Collaborative Data Management in Untrusted Environments
📅 15 Dec 2022 (Thu) - 02:00 am
🕒 60 mins
SBIP Hackathon
Singapore Blockchain Innovation Challenge 2022
📅 25 Nov 2022 (Fri) - 02:00 am
🕒 1189 hr
SBIP Seminar and Demo Day [NEW]
Securing Smart Contracts, from Theory to Practice
📅 31 Aug 2022 (Wed) - 07:00 am
🕒 3 hr
SBIP Workshop [Members Only]
Smart Contracts in Ethereum and Hyperledger Fabric
📅 26 Mar 2022 (Sat) - 06:00 am
🕒 4 hr
SBIP Seminar
Blockchain Machine: Accelerating Validation Bottlenecks in Hyperledger Fabric
📅 23 Mar 2022 (Wed) - 07:00 am
🕒 60 mins
SBIP Seminar
When Blockchain Meets Deterministic Concurrency Control
📅 28 Jul 2021 (Wed) - 09:00 am
🕒 60 mins
SBIP Seminar
Privacy-Preserving and Incentive-Aware Vertical Federated Learning
📅 23 Jun 2021 (Wed) - 02:00 am
🕒 60 mins
EuroCham Webinar
Blockchain beyond Bitcoin - Singapore's Blockchain Landscape & Experiences Across Industries
📅 22 Jun 2021 (Tue) - 08:00 am
🕒 90 mins
SBIP Seminar
Analyzing Bitcoin: Decentralization From An Asset Perspective
📅 25 May 2021 (Tue) - 07:00 am
🕒 60 mins
SBIP Seminar
State of Permissionless and Permissioned Blockchains: Myths and Reality
📅 27 Jan 2021 (Wed) - 07:00 am
🕒 90 mins
Resources
| Related project | Description |
|---|---|
| AI- and Data-driven Financial Management and Analytics @ NUS | Browse a collection of FinTech projects by leading research groups at NUS that aim to design and implement algorithms and systems for digital banking. |
| FabricSharp @ NUS DBSystem | FabricSharp(Fabric#) is a variant of Hyperledger Fabric 2.2 that boosts system performance by adding fine-grained secure data provenance, sharding, use of trusted hardware (eg. SGX), and a blockchain native storage engine called ForkBase. |
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