Simplifying complex systems with Internet of Things

This article originally appeared in Internet of Things-Architecture's community newsletter and reprinted with permission.





In the next couple of years, there are expected to be 2
billion people connected to the Internet. At the same time, the instrumentation
and interconnection of the world‚ human-made and natural systems, from cars to
water to even cows, is exploding‚ which could mean

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IBM startup cuts a new path in nanolithography

In 2010, scientists at IBM Research - Zurich created the
world’s smallest three-dimensional map of the earth (a GuinnessWorld Record) demonstrating a new tool to fabricate structures and objects
on the nanometer scale.



But IBM isn’t in the nano-tooling business, so standard
procedure to bring the tool to market would require a partner – similar to what
was done with the scanning

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Nanoliter-volume “Swiss army knife” for pathology and cell biology

A novel microfluidic probe technology being developed at the IBM Research – Zurich Lab could become a hot new tool in research laboratories and diagnostics labs.



"Having one's vision and ideas vindicated and
acknowledged by long–term support is
a dream come true for any scientist,"
Govind Kaigala

The European Research Council (ERC) has announced its grant winners for 2012. ERC Starting Grants

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Monitoring power grids smartly in real time

The PhasorNet project will help energy companies process real-time streaming data with an eye to preventing major blackouts.

One of humankind's most ardent wishes is to anticipate disaster and
avert it. While many of our efforts to foresee future problems and
correct them fail for lack of timely information, at least one system --
the power grid -- lends itself to a technology solution that

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From Personal to PERSONALized Medicine

by Moshe Rappoport, Technology
Advocate and Trend Expert, IBM Forum Zurich
Research - Industry Solutions Lab

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