Scientist at the IBM Research - Zurich Lab celebrates 25 years of serviceGiovanni Cherubini celebrates his 25th anniversary of service this month. He is a member of the Storage Technologies department, has been an IBM Master Inventor since 2009 and an IEEE Fellow since 2006. Hailing originally from Padua, Italy, Giovanni now has dual Italian and Swiss citizenship. He has over 80 publications in
Monday, 23 January 2012
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
IBM scientists meet Guinness
Posted on 01:12 by Unknown
An achievement made last year by IBM scientists can’t really compare with the largest collection of Charlie’s Angels memorabilia (5,569 items), the most body piercings in one session (3,900) or the longest cucumber on record (47 inches), all Guinness World Records, but IBM’s nanotech experts have attained a Guinness record of their own. Their feat: creating the smallest 3D map of the Earth.
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Inventors' Corner: #8,005,773 - System and method for cortical simulation
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U.S. Patent #8,005,773 is for a "system and method for cortical simulation." The invention describes a method for developing a
computerized brain simulation system that can mimic the cognitive
systems and function of the cortex of the brain.
IBM Researcher Dr. Dharmendra Modha talks to FastCompany about this Cognitive Computing work.
computerized brain simulation system that can mimic the cognitive
systems and function of the cortex of the brain.
IBM Researcher Dr. Dharmendra Modha talks to FastCompany about this Cognitive Computing work.
Friday, 13 January 2012
“Personalized medicine will be key in the future”
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Q&A with Govind Kaigala
Govind Kaigala, scientist at IBM Research – Zurich since May of 2010, is a member of the team working on the microfluidic probe. Govind joined IBM after completing a post-doc at Stanford University and a PhD from the University of Alberta in Canada.
Blog moderator: Congratulations on today’s publication in Lab on a Chip of your innovative proof-of-concept technology
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Inventors' Corner: Patent #8,078,492 - Providing consumers with incentives for healthy eating habits
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In this video, IBM Senior Technical Staff Member Michael Paolini describes this invention as a method, system and program that uses data analytics to provide electronic incentives for healthy eating.
Thursday, 22 December 2011
The Payoff from the IBM-Google University Research Cloud
Posted on 15:20 by Unknown
Scientists love it when their work has a direct impact on society, so Naphtali Rishe, director of Florida International University’s High Performance Database Research Center, is thrilled that much of his lab’s data is used by real estate professionals and urban planners. Check out one of his Web sites, which shows detailed maps of Miami-Dade County real estate sales data. Anybody who wants to
Monday, 19 December 2011
IBM 5 in 5: Big Data & sensemaking engines start feeling like best friends
Posted on 05:00 by Unknown
Edior's note: This IBM 5 in 5 post about Big Data and analytics is by Jeff Jonas, IBM Distinguished Engineer and Software Group's Chief Scientist of Entity Analytics. He blogs here, www.jeffjonas.typepad.com and can be found on Twitter @jeffjonas.
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