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Optimizing capabilities to drill for petroleum Applied mathematicians from IBM Research, such as Andrew Conn, are working with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology to maximize oil exploration in the North Sea.
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Taking IBM Research expertise to emerging markets IBM researcher and manager Sarah Knoop used her technical expertise to help IBM forge ties with Sochi, Russia, site of the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Diagnosing psychosis with word analysis Guillermo Cecchi, Computational Biology Group, IBM Research, says that analyzing the spoken words of people with mental health disorders could significantly improve the accuracy of diagnosing mania and schizophrenia. [IBM Research Blog]
IBM Mobile Systems Remote now on Android IBM Distinguished Engineer Patrick Bohrer talks about the app's new features and looks back on his work on processors that made their way into Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft videogame consoles. [IBM Research Blog]
Bonnie E. John and co-authors receive Best Paper Award at CHI The IBM researcher and two IBM Software colleagues have received a CHI Best Paper Award for a paper about predictive human performance modeling in a real-world design project.
Songyun Duan co-authors 2012 ICDE Best Paper Award on time-sensitive behavioral targeting framework Paper focuses on combining a time-oriented data processing system with a MapReduce framework.
IBM Research announces winner of 2011 Josef Raviv Memorial Postdoctoral Fellowship Daniel Wichs receives annual IBM fellowship to pursue research in cryptography.
Pat Goldberg Best Paper Awards for 2010 announced Winning papers focus on double patterning lithography, the distinct elements problem, discrepancy minimization and nested virtualization.
Last updated on May 7, 2012