SCIENTIST of the WEEK
Hey All! As a Blind Scientist, it is on the shoulders of Extraordinary Visionaries I stand, to chart the course toward progress. I'm excited to announce the #ScientistoftheWeek series! I will be posting about a scientist, who inspires me, every Wednesday!

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