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NFT Research Group

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Profile (past & present)

Founders
Marsha Courneya
Leaders
Marsha Courneya

Connections

Members
Marsha Courneya, Adam Cooke, Alasdair Swenson
Location
Manchester, United Kingdom

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Coverage · 2 articles

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  • 2023The NFT Research Group | SODA

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  • 2023How Can Universities Adapt to Web3?

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How Can Universities Adapt to Web3?

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