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“You have to be patient with yourself and find new ways to persevere in the face of external skepticism. Having a pipeline of different ideas at different stages of maturity keeps you going.”

INSIDE THE INVENTIVE MIND:
Suparna Bhattacharya
Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM Research

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11 years ago

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