What Math & Science Have Done for Me: Lisa Su

Summary : Lisa Su, VP of IBM's Semiconductor Research & Development Center, describes what math and science have done for her.

Annexure :

Lisa Su, VP of IBM’s Semiconductor Research & Development Center, describes what math and science have done for her. Find out why she never gave up and how it has enriched her life.

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