Computer Science

Can I have a Wordle with you?
Listen toJonathan Feinberg talk about the popular text-cloud toy he created.
IBM engineers put NSBE on the virtual map
Execs challenged teams to create a 3-D home for the National Society of Black Engineers.
IBM asserts commitment to transparency
IBM leads industry-wide charge to link collaborative development processes with economic growth and innovation.
Understanding Arabic and Mandarin with GALE
IBM's Stephen Chu talks about the speech recognition aspect of an IBM broadcast news translation project.
IBM 7030 stretched the imagination
STRETCH celebrates 50th anniversary at Mountain View, California Computer History Museum.
IBM researchers win 2008 KDD Cup
Predictive Modeling Group wins coveted prize.
Thanks for the memory, Robert Dennard
The founder of DRAM celebrates 50 years with IBM.
IBM announces paper competition winners
Papers on weighted paging, static-specific mining and the use of IC fingerprinting to detect trojans make the final cut for the 2007 Pat Goldberg Memorial Best Paper Award.
What do computer scientists see in visualizations?
Computer scientist Georges Grinstein talks about visualization computing in financial services, homeland security and healthcare –- and predicts where these technologies are headed.
Lassoing relevant data with semantic search
Kavitha Srinivas and her team have developed an allusive search system that uses reasoning instead of simple word matches to aggregate search data.
Data stream mining: How do you stop a speeding train?
IBM computer scientist Charu Aggarwal talks about some of the fundamental issues in mining streamed data. [Computer Science Spotlight podcast]