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Congratulations to the #MayflowerAutonomousShip team, on the momentous occasion of the completion of her 3,900 mile voyage across the Atlantic from Plymouth UK to Plymouth MA. #Promare #MSUBS @Marine_Ai1 @IBM and all the other technology and academic partners!
I'm honored to have receive the Lifetime Achievement Award from the IBM today. The Academy is one reason I have stayed at IBM. It is so motivating to work with the many creative, brilliant members. youracclaim.com/badges/6a11a…
Wow was it really 12 years ago! So much fun.
I love IBAnniversaries, such a good excuse to go thru my archive. The year was 2007 & all the greats were at an AoT meeting on “Collaboration 2.0” at the IBM Louvre. Happy Anniversary @atravis!! :) @wernergeyer @michael_muller @saraw @aschirmer @fjania @gialyons @ido_guy
Great advice on how to have successful teams
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IBM sets the record straight about #WatsonHealth ibm.com/blogs/watson-health/…
Never knew my colleague of many years was the first woman to get a PhD in Computer Science from MIT. Her parents told her she could do anything, as did mine. I wonder if that helped us both be comfortable picking technical careers. xitter.cf/medialab/status/445297…
The First Woman to Get a Ph.D. in Computer Science From @MIT: Irene Greif talks to @TheAtlantic ow.ly/ulMUH
Neighbor had them. But also got a tweet from amazon on what to do to put in a claim - nice that they are so responsive even on a Sunday
Very disappointing - got amazon.com delivery message, and package isn't there
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"Researcher(s) should [be] transparent...sharing an experiment, writing a blog, or outreach to increase public understanding" @djottenheimer
Interested in designing apps to change healthcare in a major way? Join my Watson Health Innovation Design team ibm.biz/BdHhvh
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Boston Children's Hospital battles rare diseases with @IBMWatson supercomputer: on.bchil.org/1HZySKs via @FoxNews #PedInno15
#2015ALTmtg Not all programmers are the same, like saying anyone that can write is Shakespeare



















