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IBM researchers use epidemiology to find the best lockdown duration
ResearchSimone Bianco4 minute readHow microbiome analysis could transform food safety
ResearchKristen Beck and Niina Haiminen5 minute readSpeech-to-text AI could help doctors prescribe placebo to ease chronic pain
ResearchSara Berger6 minute readAI and crowdsourcing to help physicians diagnose epilepsy faster
ResearchGustavo Stolovitzky, Joseph Picone, and Stefan Harrer5 minute readClimate change: IBM boosts materials discovery to improve carbon capture, separation and storage
ResearchMathias Steiner4 minute readMoving beyond the self-reported scale: Objectively measuring chronic pain with AI
ResearchJeff RogersAI to help doctors develop personalized treatments
ResearchKenney NgIBM AI algorithms can read chest X-rays at resident radiologist levels
ResearchTanveer Syeda-MahmoodCould AI help clinicians to predict Alzheimer’s disease before it develops?
ResearchGuillermo CecchiIn collaboration with the National Institutes of Health, IBM Research dives deep into biomarkers of schizophrenia
ResearchGuillermo CecchiIBM Research and the Broad Institute seek to unravel the true risks of genetic diseases
ResearchKenney NgIBM Research and The Michael J. Fox Foundation develop modeling methodology to help understand Parkinson’s Disease using machine learning
ResearchKristen SeversonCharacterizing the evolution of tasks within occupations
ResearchMartin Fleming and Subhro Das4 minute readHelping advance Huntington’s Disease research by using AI to map the human brain
ResearchGuillermo CecchiDark Matter Matters: AI Makes DNA Dark Matter Useful
ResearchLaxmi Parida and Torsten HaferlachHow New Algorithms Are Helping to Predict Food Dangers
Technical noteLaxmi Parida, Gad Getz, and Ryan Corcoran
