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Lessons from research in color science on the bleeding edge (Invited)
Giordano Bruno Beretta
  Giordano Bruno Beretta
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consultant, United States
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  DOI :  10.2352/EI.2023.35.15.COLOR-189  Published Online :  January 2023
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The end of life is a good time to look back to what I have learned in the past 50 years and share my lessons. Except for stints in engineering and marketing, I have worked mostly in research labs. Although I was mostly in an imaging lab, de facto my research has been primarily in color science. I have worked in industry, but on the side I have volunteered for national science foundations, learned societies, and patent offices. The main take-away is that life in research is not smooth, you have to be resilient to set-backs, and be well connected.

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Giordano Bruno Beretta, "Lessons from research in color science on the bleeding edge (Invited)"  in Electronic Imaging,  2023,  pp 189-1 - 189-6,  https://doi.org/10.2352/EI.2023.35.15.COLOR-189

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Lessons from research in color science on the bleeding edge (Invited)
BerettaGiordano Bruno
consultant, United States
Abstract
The end of life is a good time to look back to what I have learned in the past 50 years and share my lessons. Except for stints in engineering and marketing, I have worked mostly in research labs. Although I was mostly in an imaging lab, de facto my research has been primarily in color science. I have worked in industry, but on the side I have volunteered for national science foundations, learned societies, and patent offices. The main take-away is that life in research is not smooth, you have to be resilient to set-backs, and be well connected.
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