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A tour of Kings Cross / St Pancras
One of the sessions at Science Online London this year was about “offline communities in online networking“. There are all kinds of groups around that either started as online groups or that use online tools to organise themselves and gain … Continue reading
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Tagged Crick Institute, Kings Cross, LIKE, London, Regeneration, Walking
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