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What Cleveland Clinic’s Computational Discovery Accelerator Will Do

Cleveland Clinic and IBM Begin Installation of IBM Quantum System One
“The Discovery Accelerator at Cleveland Clinic draws upon a variety [MORE]

“Robo RXN”

RoboRXN. Automating Chemical Synthesis
“In a recent news release, the research arm of IBM announced that their Zurich team has developed [MORE]

Three Minutes and 20 Seconds vs. 10,000 Years

Quantum computing
Both IBM and Google have claimed “quantum superiority”—that is, an ability to use quantum properties of superposition and entanglement [MORE]

Transforming Operating Rooms

OR of the future
Operating rooms are the heart of any hospital.  Johns Hopkins Hospital has 33 ORs; Mayo Clinic, 87 [MORE]

Artificial Intelligence for Wellness

Human Microbiome
The interaction of some three billion bacterial genes and twenty thousand human genes in the human microbiome is the [MORE]

An Automated “Radiologist” Named Avicenna

Avicenna Software
IBM is placing a big bet that computational medicine will be the fulcrum between the digital patient and the [MORE]

IBM’s Initiative in “The Imitation Game”

Numenta AI
Recently, Alan Turing’s notebook documenting his “Automatic Computing Engine” sold at auction for $1.025m. This was the machine he [MORE]

EPIC Welcomes App Developers

Epic Systems EHR
Sometime this year, the US Defense Department will choose a provider for military’s electronic health record—a contract worth [MORE]

Big Leap into the Data Pool

Medical Data Errors
With 100,000 health apps for smartphones and a potential market of close to half trillion dollars driving [MORE]

IBM’s Microfluidics Device for Oncologists

Microfluidics diagnostic chip
IBM’s search for new markets, after disappointing earnings in its more traditional fields, has turned [MORE]

IBM’s Neuro-Synaptic Chip

Neuron Chip
Most computer chips process instructions in a series, while human neurons do the same in massive parallel.  IBM now [MORE]

IBM’s “Watson” on Duty at Sloane-Kettering

ROBOT DIAGNOSIS
There is no substitute in medicine for the astute physician, assuming he or she is mentally and physically alert.  [MORE]

IBM’s “Watson” on Duty at Sloane-Kettering

Robots Diagnosing
There is no substitute in medicine for the astute physician, assuming he or she is mentally and physically alert.  [MORE]

Analytics for Personalized, Predictive Medicine

This piece is pretty close to a commercial ad for IBM’s “Patient Care and Insights” analytical software, but it [MORE]