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AI for chemistry: IBM and Evonik Industries to boost material design
Case studyOliver Schilter, Theophile Gaudin, and Federico Zipoli8 minute readSupercrystals: a step towards next-gen ultrabright light sources
ResearchThilo Stöferle6 minute readAI boosts the discovery of metamaterials vital for next-gen gadgets
ResearchYoussef Mroueh, Karthikeyan Shanmugam, and Payel Das10 minute readRalph Gomory receives the Vannevar Bush Award: The pioneer of applied math
NewsKatia Moskvitch10 minute readNew smartphone app to navigate blind people to stand in lines with distances
ResearchHironobu Takagi, Chieko Asakawa, Masaki Kuribayashi, and Seita Kayukawa3 minute readMayflower: World’s cleverest robotic ship gets ready to cross and study the Atlantic
NewsKatia Moskvitch3 minute readResearchers shed light on graphene’s interaction with water
ResearchMara Chiricotto, Fausto Martelli, and Paola Carbone7 minute readFinding new uses for drugs with generative AI
ResearchMichal Rosen-Zvi4 minute readEarth Day 2021: Accelerating science to build a more sustainable future
NewsSolomon Assefa5 minute readDaily chats with AI could help spot early signs of Alzheimer’s
ResearchYasunori Yamada, Kaoru Shinkawa, and Masatomo Kobayashi3 minute readIBM researchers investigate ways to help reduce bias in healthcare AI
ResearchYoonyoung Park6 minute readIBM RXN for Chemistry: Unveiling the grammar of the organic chemistry language
ResearchPhilippe Schwaller, Hendrik Strobelt, Teodoro Laino, and Benjamin Hoover7 minute readIBM Quantum systems accelerate discoveries in science
NewsMatthias Steffen, Jerry Chow, and Oliver Dial10 minute readA landmark partnership between Cleveland Clinic and IBM Research
NewsAnthony Annunziata and Matthew Kull4 minute readIBM researchers use epidemiology to find the best lockdown duration
ResearchSimone Bianco4 minute readIBM RXN for Chemistry: Automatically cleaning chemical reaction datasets
ResearchAlessandra Toniato and Teodoro Laino7 minute read
