IM2
About IM2
IM2 is one the 20 Swiss National Centres of Competence in Research (NCCR) aiming at boosting research and development in several areas considered of strategic importance to the Swiss economy. The National Centers of Competence in Research are a research instrument managed by the Swiss National Science Foundation on behalf of the Federal Authorities. Granted for a maximum duration of 12 years, they are evaluated every year by a review panel, and renewed every four years. Success of the NCCRs is measured in terms of research achievements, training of young scientists (PhD students and postdocs), knowledge and technology transfer (including spin-offs), and advancement of women.
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IM2 Patents
IM2 has filed 1 patent.
Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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4/25/2005 | 3/2/2010 | Trees (data structures), Binary trees, Natural language processing, Computational linguistics, Search trees | Grant |
Application Date | 4/25/2005 |
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Grant Date | 3/2/2010 |
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Related Topics | Trees (data structures), Binary trees, Natural language processing, Computational linguistics, Search trees |
Status | Grant |
Latest IM2 News
Apr 20, 2021
Rumor Says Yes Apr 20, 2021 9m ago ++ BMW is planning to launch many battery-powered models, but so far none are dedicated sports cars. According to a rumor published by a British automotive outlet, BMW is working on a fully-electric sports car that could be called the iM2 (based on the next-gen 2 Series ). The report, which is said to be based on inside information obtained from an unnamed source, claims the vehicle will apparently have lots of power (1,000 kW or around 1,360 horsepower output) and it could arrive as early as 2022. However, we’re not so sure this rumor has any base in reality, neither when it comes to the stated power output or the year when it could be launched. BMW is celebrating the M division’s 50th anniversary next year, in 2022, and the report suggests the iM2 (whose internal code name is ‘Project Katharina’) would be the model to celebrate it. The original report, published by Car Magazine and picked up by Australia’s CarAdvice, also mentioned the iM2 is so powerful that it’s capable of breaking traction in a straight line at speeds of up to 120 km/h in dry conditions. Its claimed 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) sprint time is around the 2.5 seconds mark and it can reportedly lap the Nurburgring Nordschleife in 6 minutes and 50 seconds, or quicker than a Porsche 918 Spyder plug-in hybrid hypercar. Finally, this project has (unsurprisingly) reportedly not been given the green light for production. And even if it does go into production, it would probably be a super-limited series model with a very high price tag, unlike the upcoming i4 M which we’ve been told will have over 700 horsepower and draw from a big 120 kWh battery pack. Take this rumor with a very big grain of salt, as cool as such a project would be, especially based on the upcoming rear-wheel drive 2 Series. BMW may have made its entry level models front-wheel drive-biased, but for the two-door 2 Series, it’s sticking to the same platform as its larger models. And since the platform does support electrification, this basically means that this rumored iM2 is possible; it’s just very unlikely. More electric BMWs
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