PhD Researchers

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My thesis explores the quality of decentralised markets. Focusing on the role this new market design plays in the price discovery of digital assets. Developing an understanding of the liquidity risks of these markets.

Luke Johnson
University of Technology Sydney
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My thesis focuses on new clearing and settlement services that require the implementation of CBDC. My research will highlight the potential economic benefits of these Use Cases, particularly their implications for liquidity in financial markets.

Dustin Weiss
University of Wollongong
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My thesis will look at why digital tokenisation of in-ground critical minerals is important to the mining sector, and the Australian economy as a whole.

Angela Babic
Curtin University
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My thesis topic is to create a framework that would help to transform a centralised business process into a decentralised one.

Jeccer Cusi
Curtin University
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My thesis topic deals with creating a clear understanding of the risks in a Blockchain System. It helps unlock the conversation for institutional players to openly engage with the new technology.

Anurag Soin
University of Technology Sydney
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My thesis topic deals with governing transactions in blockchain environments.

Chanuka Lalinda Wijayakoon
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)
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My thesis topic is Anomaly detection in stock market data using deep learning models. It deals with various anomalies in the stock market data, specifically insider trading.

Kaveesha Dilshani
University of Technology Sydney
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My thesis topic is 'Adversarial Robustness of Money Laundering Detection Systems in the Digital Asset Ecosystem’. For a large-scale institutional adoption of digital assets, effective anti-money laundering solutions are essential.

Régnier Avice
University of Technology Sydney
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My thesis topic is 'Tokenisation of real assets: a technical approach to privacy, security and compliance', and it deals with how we can tokenize real assets such as gold, real estate, art, voting/ownership rights and content licensing.

Samukeliso Mabarani
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

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