Academic Collaboration

Engage directly with IBM Research – Israel and accelerate your path to innovation.

Ways to partner

IBM Research – Israel offers different ways to partner with us, including industrial projects, internships, grants, fellowships, talks, and more. We collaborate with academic and industrial partners in a wide array of research areas including testing lifecycle and compliance, security, quantum computing, AI for drug discovery, causal inference, natural language processing, decision optimization, computer vision, business process automation, and hybrid cloud computing.

Working together with IBM Research – Israel

  • Our published papers

    Our catalog of recent publications authored by IBM researchers, in collaboration with the global research community.

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  • Grants and fellowships

    The IBM Academic Awards Program promotes research, innovation, and the building collaboration with universities.

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  • EU-funded projects

    IBM Research – Israel participates in EU-funded consortiums and runs joint projects with global academic and industry partners.

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Recent top ISRL academic research and news

  • Technion

    Technion Partners with IBM to Advance AI

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  • IBM | Think

    AI starts to explain itself in drug discovery labs

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  • Calcalistech

    IBM Research, Hebrew University, and Israel’s Technion partner to promote AI efforts

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  • Alzheimer's Association

    Single-microglia transcriptomic transition network-based prediction and real-world patient data validation identifies ketorolac as a repurposable drug for Alzheimer's disease

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  • Nature

    An autonomous debating system

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  • APS | Journals

    Feedforward suppression of readout-induced faults in quantum error correction

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  • Nature

    Krylov diagonalization of large many-body Hamiltonians on a quantum processor

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  • Nature

    Benchmarking the performance of quantum computing software for quantum circuit creation, manipulation and compilation

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Let's talk

Interested in starting a new collaboration or expanding an existing project with our lab? Please reach out to our academic collaboration leader, Michal Rosen-Zvi.