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IBM's Research and Development labs, comprised of some of the world’s leading minds, are pushing the boundaries of science, technology and business to make the world work better. As the world gets smarter and IBM clients need to innovate rapidly, IBM’s technologists and scientists are advancing existing IBM products and services, while simultaneously pursuing the future.

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*Press releases*
Date	Title
13 Jan 2012	MADE IN IBM LABS: New Silicon Probe Assists in Disease Diagnostics and Drug Discovery
05 Dec 2011	Made in IBM Labs: Researchers Demonstrate Future of Computing with Graphene, Racetrack and Carbon Nanotube Breakthroughs
03 Mar 2011	Bar Code Inventors to Be Inducted Into National Inventors Hall of Fame
03 Mar 2011	Made in IBM Labs: IBM Reinvents the Patient Portal
01 Dec 2010	Made in IBM Labs: Breakthrough Chip Technology Lights the Path to Exascale Computing
19 Nov 2010	Made in IBM Labs: New Architecture Can Double Analytics Processing Speed
15 Nov 2010	Made in IBM Labs: McKesson Taps IBM to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Boost Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Efficiency
04 Nov 2010	Made in IBM Labs: California State Water Control Board Partners with IBM to Improve Water Quality
22 Oct 2010	MADE IN IBM LABS: IBM Inventors Create Warning System to Accurately Analyze, Assess and Predict Natural Disasters
24 Sep 2010	IBM Breakthrough Captures High Speed Measurements of Individual Atoms
25 Aug 2010	IBM and EU Partner to Enable the Digitization of Historic European Texts on a Massive Scale
11 Aug 2010	IBM Helps North Carolina State University Address 'Big Data' Challenge to Bring Innovative Technologies to Market
15 Jul 2010	IBM Bolsters Scientific Research to Improve Healthcare Quality and Costs Globally
02 Jul 2010	MADE IN IBM LABS: IBM Hot Water-Cooled Supercomputer Goes Live at ETH Zurich
01 Jul 2010	Roche and IBM Collaborate to Develop Nanopore-Based DNA Sequencing Technology
29 Jun 2010	Made in IBM Labs: IBM Launches Berlitz’s Language Services into SPACE with Social Analytics
16 Jun 2010	MADE IN IBM LABS: New 'Email Triage' Technology Helps Manage Urgent Issues on Mobile Devices
09 Jun 2010	MADE IN IBM LABS: IBM Unveils Software to Expand Use of Wireless Sensor Networks and Further Smarter Systems Globally
03 Jun 2010	IBM and Guang Dong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Analyze Digital Medical Records to Understand Treatment Efficacy
23 Apr 2010	MADE IN IBM LABS: IBM Research Creates World's Smallest 3D Map; Brings Low-Cost, Ease of Use to Creation of Nanoscale Objects
08 Apr 2010	IBM, KACST Unveil Research Initiative to Desalinate Seawater Using Solar Power
30 Mar 2010	IBM to Design and Build Advanced Cyber Security Analytics System for the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
10 Mar 2010	IBM to Collaborate With Universities to Make Mobile Devices More Accessible
09 Mar 2010	IBM and Stanford University Unveil Green Chemistry Breakthrough That Could Lead to New Types of Environmentally Sustainable Plastics
03 Mar 2010	IBM Scientists Create Ultra-Fast Device Which Uses Light for Communication between Computer Chips
25 Feb 2010	Made in IBM Labs: IBM Researchers Develop Energy Efficient Method to Analyze the Quality of Data at Record Speeds
19 Feb 2010	IBM Technologists Elected to National Academy of Engineering
18 Feb 2010	Made in IBM Labs: New Research Technology Helps You Capture, Reuse and Share Your Web Browsing History With Friends and Colleagues

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IBM CMOS Integrated Silicon Nanophotonics Technology

Date added: 01 Dec 2010

IBM's new CMOS Integrated Silicon Nanophotonics chip technology integrates electrical and optical devices on the same piece of silicon, enabling computer chips to communicate using pulses of light (instead of electrical signals).

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IBM CMOS Integrated Silicon Nanophotonics Technology

Date added: 01 Dec 2010

IBM has unveiled a new chip technology, called CMOS Integrated Silicon Nanophotonics chip technology, which enables a 10X improvement in integration density and produces smaller, faster and more power-efficient chips than is possible with conventional technologies.

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