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Dharmendra S. Modha

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IBM Fellow

April 3, 2014 By dmodha

I was named an “IBM Fellow“. See the official IBM official press release here. Through 51 year history of the program, only 257 Fellows have been appointed. My favorite Fellows are John Backus (FORTRAN), Nathaniel Rochester (first cortical simulations), John Cocke (RISC), Paul Coteus (Blue Gene). Here is an article by Steve Hamm on “IBM Fellows: Transforming Computing, Society and IBM”.

I will also assume title of “Chief Scientist – Brain-inspired Computing” in addition to my existing role as “Senior Manager – Cognitive Computing”.

I am grateful to my colleagues and collaborators; my managers; my mentors; DARPA; my alma maters, the University of California at San Diego, and the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay; IBM; IBM Research; The lab here in Almaden; and, of course, my friends and family.

Filed Under: Accomplishments, Brain-inspired Computing, Positions, Press, Prizes

Brainlike Computers, Learning From Experience

January 4, 2014 By dmodha

Last Sunday, The New York Times carried the following article by John Markoff on front page.

Filed Under: Accomplishments, Brain-inspired Computing, Press

Thinking In Silicon

December 16, 2013 By dmodha

Today, MIT Technology Review featured an article by Tom Simonite on SyNAPSE project.

Filed Under: Accomplishments, Brain-inspired Computing, Press

When Debate Stalls, Try Your Paintbrush

October 17, 2013 By dmodha

Over the past weekend, the New York Times published a guest essay by me in its Preoccupations column highlighting some of the management lessons in running IBM’s SyNAPSE project.

Filed Under: Accomplishments, Brain-inspired Computing, Creativity, Life & Universe, Press

Best Paper at IDEMi’13

September 10, 2013 By dmodha

Our paper “Cognitive Computing Commercialization: Boundary Objects for Communication” was selected as the Best Paper at the 3rd International Conference on Integration of Design, Engineering and Management for Innovation (IDEMi’13).

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