Academic
Frontiers in blockchain (journal)
Blockchain: Research and Applications
Bitcoin Academic Research - Database (spreadsheet) by Brett Scott (terminated in 2016)
Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance
MIT Digital Currency Initiative
The Stanford Center for Blockchain Research
IC3 - Initiative for Cryptocurrencies & Contracts, Cornell University
BlockchainIST Center, Istanbul; "BAU Blockchain and Innovation Center of Istanbul" or "BlockchainIST" is the first university research and development center in Turkey for Blockchain Technology, hosted by Bahçeşehir University in Istanbul.
Ledger - a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that publishes full-length original research articles on the subjects of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology
UCL Research Centre for Blockchain Technologies
The Journal of the British Blockchain Alliance (JBBA)
Blockchain@UBC - Blockchain to Improve the World
Blockchain@Columbia - Columbia University's organization for distributed ledger technology
Delft Blockchain Lab
Pioneering new course looks at business, tech, and law surrounding blockchain, Berkeley Haas, 2017-11-13
Bitcoin's Academic Pedigree, Communications of the ACM, December 2017, Vol. 60 No. 12, Pages 36-45
Letting scientific publishing as we know it perish, University World News, 2018-08-31
The rise of crypto in higher education, Coinbase Blog, Medium, 2018-08-28
Research Paper: Bitcoin Disrupts International Monetary Policy, Bitcoin Magazine, 2019-08-29
Matthias Lehmann: Who Owns Bitcoin? Private (International) Law Facing the Blockchain, University of Oxford, 2019-10-18
Bitcoin is Speech: Notes Toward Developing the Conceptual Contours of Its Protection Under the First Amendment, University of Miami Law Review, 2019-11-22
€3.3m research funding to establish trust in the internet economy, TU Delft News, 2020-01-09
Decentralized Efficiency? Arbitrage in Bitcoin Markets, Financial Analysts Journal, 2020-04-27
The Democratic Digital Dollar: A Digital Savings & Payments Platform For Fully Inclusive State, Local, And National Money & Banking Systems, Harvard Business Law Review, Volume 10 (2019-2020)