Notes with Lincoln Murr: Blockchain

from Notes from Nash Hosted by Farouk Ramzan

Lincoln Murr is a senior at Vanderbilt pursuing his accelerated Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science. With seven years of experience in the blockchain industry, he has published over 250 articles and presented his research at conferences worldwide. He also founded the Vanderbilt Blockchain and Anchor DAO, the first non-profit decentralized autonomous organization in Tennessee. Currently, Lincoln is finishing up his Master’s Thesis on single slot finality with support from the Ethereum Protocol Fellowship. After graduation, he will be joining Coinbase as an Associate Product Manager.

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