Understanding the brain through cognitive computing

IBM scientists in Israel
collaborate with researchers from the Sagol School
of Neuroscience to better understand how the brain works.



Top PhD students from the Sagol School of Neuroscience
in Tel Aviv
University will spend time working
side by side with IBM researchers in Haifa, Israel
to develop new computer models that offer insight into how the brain works. The
program includes joint

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Swiss Hospital Tests New Cancer Tool Developed by IBM Scientists

IBM scientists are partnering with pathologists in Zurich, Switzerland to help unravel tumors and to assist in personalized treatment strategies.

Tissue staining is widely used in pathology to detect disease markers in
a patient's sample. More specifically, a particular disease marker is
bound with an antibody, which is then chemically colored or stained on
the tissue. The intensity of the

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New paths emerge in medical training

Dr. Neil Mehta




Editor’s note: This is
an interview with Dr. Neil Mehta, Associate Professor of Medicine and

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IBM Research to accelerate discovery with unique lab

The amount of data coming off of sensors and devices challenges researchers and data scientists to determine how to capture it and develop the right tools to analyze it. At IBM Research we are building centers of competency around this big data challenge that will pull together the right sets of collateral to make it easier to do engagements and execute the type of analysis needed for businesses

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A Tiny Way to Honor 150 Years of Swiss and Japanese Relations

In 1864, the first fish and chips shop supposedly opened in London, Abraham Lincoln was reelected as president of the United States and Switzerland and Japan established diplomatic relations after signing the Treaty of Amity and Trade. 

This auspicious anniversary will offer
plenty of occasions to emphasize the important bilateral relations, including a scientific conference from 9-11 October

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The analytics of heart failure

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