Exploratory Science
Our researchers seek to answer some of the most fundamental questions. We strive for a greater understanding of how our world works and how we can harness that knowledge to advance science, mathematics, and computation.
Our work
Teaching AI models to improve themselves
ResearchPeter HessMeet AI-Hilbert, a new algorithm for transforming scientific discovery
NewsPeter HessRemembering Bob Dennard, inventor of the chip that changed the world
NewsPeter HessMitigating the environmental harm of PFAS ‘forever chemicals’
NewsKim MartineauA single-molecule magnetic switch
Technical noteShantanu MishraBoosting light emission from nanocrystals
Technical noteThilo Stöferle- See more of our work on Exploratory Science
Topics
- Computer ScienceWe’re working on automation, information processing, and computation research to complement and extend human performance and advance society.
- Mathematical SciencesWe’re focused on foundational mathematical research with the aim of delivering tools to that are fundamental to big data and AI.
- Physical SciencesWe’re using physics to improve AI algorithms and interpretability, as well as novel materials for new computational platforms.
- Responsible TechnologyTechnology impacts every aspect of our work and lives. It is imperative that technology is built responsibly to reduce differential effects on various populations. At IBM Research, we are working to ensure that the technologies we create promote beneficial outcomes for our clients and for the world.
Publications
- Panagiotis Promponas
- Victor Valls
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- 2024
- CDC 2024
- Yiming Chen
- Niharika DSouza
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- 2024
- MICCAI 2024
- Yuka Kaniwa
- Masaki Kuribayashi
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- 2024
- MobileHCI 2024
- Anupama Ray
- Dhiraj Madan
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- 2024
- QCE 2024
- Alexey Galda
- Elica Kyoseva
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- 2024
- QCE 2024
- Giacomo Camposampiero
- Michael Hersche
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- 2024
- NeSy 2024