@AnjneyMidha: publish or perish this particular research paper took almost 2 yrs excited to share more abt it in coming weeks
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Anjney Midha announces the publication of a research paper that took nearly two years to complete, hinting at more details about the work to be shared in the coming weeks.
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publish or perish
this particular research paper took almost 2 yrs
excited to share more abt it in coming weeks https://t.co/rDln8GGuKu
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