Discover DaVinci: Blockchain, Art and New Ways of Digital Learning

Suvajdžić, Marko; Stojanović, Dragana

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“…The distributed blockchain database guarantees the precise representation of transaction data for valuable art pieces, creating an unchangeable record of art transactions [44]. The art sector benefits greatly from the potential of blockchain technology, as it plays a crucial role in promoting budding artists, resolving ownership disputes, and guaranteeing the genuineness of digital artworks [45]. Every piece of artwork is accompanied by a digital certificate that contains comprehensive details about the ownership and exhibition history of the artwork.…”

Section: Hybrid Blockchainsmentioning

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Exploring Blockchain for Nuclear Material Tracking: A Scoping Review and Innovative Model Proposal

Ecemis,

Ekinci,

Acici

et al. 2024

Energies

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Ensuring safe and transparent tracking of nuclear materials in the modern era is critical for global security and compliance with international regulations. Blockchain technology, a decentralized and immutable ledger, offers a new approach to recording transactions, increasing trust without intermediaries. In this study, it was investigated whether nuclear material tracking was performed with advanced technology blockchain from past to present; it was seen that there needed to be a study on this subject in the literature, and that there was a gap. Search results proving this are presented. The authors present a model that can enable nuclear material tracking with blockchain technology, which will create a solid structure for recording and verifying every process step in the nuclear supply chain, from the creation of the first product to destruction. This model discusses how nuclear materials, which are very important to track from the beginning until they become waste, can be tracked with blockchain technology, and the contributions they can make nationally and internationally are explained. As a result of the research, it is shown that blockchain technology has the potential to pave the way for more resilient and precise nuclear supply chains by significantly increasing the security and efficiency of nuclear material tracking.

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Section: Hybrid Blockchainsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Blockchain for Nuclear Material Tracking: A Scoping Review and Innovative Model Proposal

Ecemis,

Ekinci,

Acici

et al. 2024

Energies

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Cryptoart and Digital Humanities: Transtechnological Perspectives and the Challenge of Tactical Positions

Stojanović¹

2022

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Contemporary times always pose a challenge for theoreticians who try to map it and encode it. Nevertheless, it is more than important to grapple with present times and bring out the topics that can engage understanding of present discourses, potentials, and possibilities. It is even more true with art and humanities that, each on its side, faced significant challenges from the rise of technology-driven reality. As for the art, it seems that technology gives more opportunities and options than ever, but it is not without questions of value, authenticity, ownership, commodification, or artivist practices. As for the humanities, they already faced the alleged “crisis” due to the new wave of technocracy. New technology offers new media, new languages, and new discourses. But is it all good news? Should art and humanities form a kind of a (trans)tactical (im)pact and adopt the technology language, or would such a turn create more slippery points than easy-going practices? This paper will try to examine transdisciplinary and transtechnological coordinates of art and humanities taking the case study of cryptoart and blockchain system usage in contemporary artistic practices. This will also engage the discussion about digital humanities, which might be one of the next transdisciplinary steps to continue the fierce line of experimentation, and to combat the trend of going back to disciplinary frameworks. Article received: December 18, 2021; Article accepted: February 1, 2022; Published online: April 15, 2022; Original scholarly article

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Discover DaVinci: Blockchain, Art and New Ways of Digital Learning

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Exploring Blockchain for Nuclear Material Tracking: A Scoping Review and Innovative Model Proposal

Exploring Blockchain for Nuclear Material Tracking: A Scoping Review and Innovative Model Proposal

Cryptoart and Digital Humanities: Transtechnological Perspectives and the Challenge of Tactical Positions

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