From keyboards to cupboards, computer science enters the culinary arts. 

10 years ago

Tomorrow’s cutting edge chefs won’t just need good palettes. They’ll want good programming.

10 years ago

Get schooled in fractals.

Doodling in Math Class: DRAGONS by Vihart

11 years ago

Big Brains. Small Films: The Technologista Series

Women at IBM talk innovation, leadership and the projects they love. Follow the upcoming series on YouTube beginning July 8.

11 years ago

Big Brains. Small Films.
Ex-furniture apprentice and IBM Fellow Heike Riel on the tools of her trades.

11 years ago

Big Brains. Small Films.
Pioneering technologista and IBMer Patty McHugh on her “Mother of the Motherboard” moniker.

11 years ago

Making the world’s smallest movie
Reports from the lab: 02
“It was a scary morning” 

Andreas talks about issues with voltage on the first day of shooting and how long each letter of the IBM logo took to make. 

Now playing:
A Boy And His Atom ➝  

11 years ago

Making the world’s smallest movie
Reports from the lab: 01
“The first problem”

The team encounters their first hiccup in the movie making biz when defects in the sample cause them to delay shooting.

Now playing:
A Boy And His Atom ➝  

11 years ago

Moving atoms: making the world’s smallest movie

So you’ve seen the world’s smallest movie. Now go behind the scenes and see how it all came to life. See the tiny copper “movie set”, meet the 5,000 atom “actors”, and learn how all of this could change the world forever.

11 years ago

Big Brains. Small Films. 
IBM Fellow Bernard Meyerson on pulling the plug.

11 years ago

Big Brains. Small Films.
IBM Fellow Chandu Visweswariah on the innovation checklist.

11 years ago