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CS research, for the most part, is a fractional cost compared to basic physics research, materials research, chemistry, etc... mostly due to the capital costs a
by batbomb 10y ago
CS research, for the most part, is a fractional cost compared to basic physics research, materials research, chemistry, etc... mostly due to the capital costs associated with setting up proper labs.
The majority of science research, especially the risky exploratory kind vs. the incremental efficiency/process improvement kind, is mostly in universities and to a lesser extent, national labs.
- shagie 10y agoIBM's research projects ( http://research.ibm.com/#featured-projects http://research.ibm.com/#featured-projects ) seem to include areas such as polymer research ( http://www.research.ibm.com/articles/industrialpolymers.shtml#fbid=7xlcoAUWFhM http://www.research.ibm.com/articles/industrialpolymers.shtm... ), semiconductors ( http://www.research.ibm.com/articles/chipchallenge.shtml#fbid=7xlcoAUWFhM http://www.research.ibm.com/articles/chipchallenge.shtml#fbi... ) amongst other domains. While there is certainly CSesque research in the list of areas, it is not the only area.