Cao Shoufeng

Professor Cao Shoufeng is a leading academic in blockchain technology and supply chain management at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). His research focuses on applying blockchain to enhance transparency, traceability, and trust in global supply chains, particularly in the food and agricultural sectors. He has co-edited the book Blockchain for Good: The Transformative Impacts on Industry, Community and the Planet (2025) and led projects such as the BeefLedger initiative, exploring blockchain-credentialed beef exports to China. His work bridges technology, policy, and industry collaboration, addressing challenges like cross-border data flow barriers and sustainability communication.

Education: PhD (2018, UNSPECIFIED university). Key roles include editor of academic volumes, collaborator with institutions like the Cooperative Research Centre for Northern Australia, and advisor on blockchain applications in trade and agriculture. His research spans IoT integration, smart contracts, and regulatory frameworks, with a focus on Australia-China trade dynamics.

Publications span journals like Computer Networks, Sustainability, and Journal of Industrial Information Integration, emphasizing practical solutions for supply chain governance and trust enhancement. His projects often involve interdisciplinary teams, combining technical innovation with socio-economic analysis.