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Blockchain

Research, development, and scholarly output from this specialized PRISM Lab domain.

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Research Overview

Blockchain is a decentralized and distributed ledger technology that enables secure, transparent, immutable, and trustless management of digital transactions and information without requiring centralized control. It has emerged as a revolutionary technology for building secure digital ecosystems with enhanced transparency, accountability, and tamper resistance. Research in blockchain focuses on distributed consensus protocols, smart contracts, decentralized applications (DApps), cryptographic security, privacy-preserving mechanisms, scalability, interoperability, and trusted data sharing frameworks. Applications extend across multiple domains, including healthcare, supply chain management, digital identity, finance, governance, cybersecurity, and land registry systems. Emerging directions include blockchain-enabled federated learning, decentralized AI, secure multi-party collaboration, permissioned blockchain frameworks (e.g., Hyperledger Fabric), Web3 ecosystems, and scalable consensus mechanisms for next-generation secure infrastructures.

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Related Publications

Peer-reviewed journals and conference papers connected with this research domain.

Peer-reviewed research

Journal Publications

1 publication
012025

ForkRL: Deep Reinforcement Learning-Based Forking Prevention in Blockchain-Enabled Federated IoMT

Authors: Shubham Kant Ajay, Rohit Sharma, Satendra Kumar

IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics

Conference proceedings

Conference Publications

1 publication
012022

Energy-Efficient and Mobility-Aware Device Selection for Task Offloading in Blockchain-Enabled IoT

Authors: Shubham Kant Ajay, Kumar Sanatan, Satendra Kumar

IEEE Middle East Conference on Communications and Networking (MECOM)