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Friday, 29 June 2012

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Posted on 07:11 by Unknown
IBM researcher Heike Riel wins SVIN Award 2012.This article was translated from a Q&A conducted by SVIN managing director Brigitte Manz-Brunner. See also the external press release.Zurich physicist Heike RielThe Swiss Association of Women in Engineering (SVIN) honored Heike Riel, physicist at IBM Research – Zurich with its 2012 "Technical or Scientific Innovation" award. Heike's work focuses on
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