Highlights
Meet cryptography researcher Vadim Lyubashevsky
How a scientist’s lifelong love of puzzles led to cryptography that could help quantum-proof the world. For Vadim Lyubashevsky, the journey into securing the world’s systems from tomorrow’s quantum risks started with math puzzles.
IBM Research Blog
18 June 2024
Superconductivity pioneer and Nobel laureate K. Alex Müller dies at 95
Karl Alex Müller, an IBM researcher and a Nobel Prize laureate, passed away January 9, 2023 at the age of 95. He joined the Zurich lab in 1963, just a few years after the lab was opened. He was the head of the Physics department until 1985, and greatly contributed to the culture of innovation, growth and scientific excellence that still permeate the lab today.
IBM Research Blog
17 January 2023
Heike Riel awarded the 2022 IEEE Andrew S. Grove Award and elected to the National Academy of Engineering
Heike Riel won the prestigious award for contributions to materials for nanoscale electronics and OLED devices. The ceremony took place at the 68th International Electron Devices Meeting in San Francisco. She was also recently elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
IBM Research Blog
20 December 2022
IBM scientist Leo Gross named an APS Fellow for his groundbreaking research
Gross received the highest honor of the American Physical Society for his work at the intersection of surface science and chemistry, developing and applying low-temperature atomic force microscopy to synthesize and characterize elusive molecules.
IBM Research Blog
4 November 2022
International Women’s Day
Encouraging more women in quantum
IBM Research Europe: Four women making strides in IBM Quantum research share their experiences and give their thoughts on how to encourage more women into careers in Quantum computing.
IBM Perspectives
8 Mar 2021
Women are innovating our pathways out of the pandemic
Dr. Elli Androulaki is a longtime believer in blockchain technology and how it can be used to protect people’s privacy. Along with her colleagues she dreamed up the idea of the Digital Health Pass, which allows people a secure way to show they’ve been vaccinated or tested for COVID-19.
IBM News Room
11 Feb 2021
Congratulations!
IBM’s Manuel Le Gallo named “MIT Inventor under 35”
He uses novel computer designs to make AI less power hungry by building technology to enable new kinds of computing architecture that aims to be faster and more energy-efficient but still highly precise.
MIT Technology Review
Jun 2020