If you have ever taken a selfie on your smartphone or gotten an X-Ray from your doctor or dentist, you have George E. Smith to thank. Smith, together with his close Bell Labs colleague and friend Willard S. Boyle, invented the charge-coupled device (CCD). nokia.com/blog/in-memori…

Our latest Bell Labs #AI research looks at its potential Geor graphical impact in the U.S.

It's hard to express exactly what one feels and thinks in times like these. But I tried to capture a bit of my current state of mind about life in #Israel in this introspective column for the The Canadian Jewish News. Here's hoping for better days. thecjn.ca/opinion/canadi…

Yes, Beach Boys music can be helpful during the #IsraeliranWar

The #IsraeliranWar is thankfully over and normal life can thankfully resume. But the fallout from these 12 days still resonates and has triggered some serious introspection. I explore one particularly personal angle in this latest column for The Canadian Jewish News thecjn.ca/opinion/canadi…

Coming soon: Episode 3 of 'A bit of tech,' a Nokia Bell Labs podcast. And this time, we are going where we have never gone before - and exploring our unique role in space exploration and communication. Check out the trailer below and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

It’s been exactly three years since I published this - my first Nokia Bell Labs blog. Still one of my favorites. #Telstar #nokiabelllabs100

Our latest Bell Labs 'A bit of tech podcast' is live. And this time, it's all about space.

Check out our latest Bell Labs 'A bit of tech' podcast. Subscribe, and catch up on previous trailers and episodes, wherever you get your podcasts youtu.be/u0uFmVMZABs?si… via YouTube

Check out our 'A Bit of Tech' landing page, with all our previously aired podcast epsiodes and related Nokia Bell Labs reading material. Still plenty more to come this year as we continue to celebrate our centennial.

Check out my latest Nokia Bell Labs blog about robotic orchestration and how it could be particularly significant in the healthcare market. Plus, here's a brief video promo of the blog.

ICYMI: Episode 3 of 'A bit of tech' is out. This time, it's all about the past, present and future of Nokia Bell Labs in space. Check out the episode trailer below and be sure to catch the full episode anywhere you get your podcasts. Stay tuned for episode 4 on Quantum.

We're trying something new at @Nokia Bell Labs: brief video promos for our blogs. Check out the teaser video below and the full blog at the following link: nokia.com/blog/how-advan…

And now an audio promo for our latest Nokia Bell Labs blog about robotic assistants in hospitals.

Coming soon: Episode 4 of 'A bit of tech,' a Nokia Bell Labs podcast. And this time, we are taking a quantum leap into the technologies that could transform the world. Check out the episode trailer below and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

We are back with Episode 4 of #abitoftech, a Nokia Bell Labs podcast. And this time it’s all about #quantum technologies with Michael Eggleston. Please be sure to follow and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts (Spotify, Apple, Amazon, YouTube, iheartradio and more).

ICYMI: Episode 4 of 'A bit of tech' is out. This time, it's all about the past, present and future of quantum at Nokia Bell Labs. Check out the episode trailer below and be sure to catch the full episode anywhere you get your podcasts. Stay tuned for episode 5 on wireless next.

I am incredibly proud to announce the upcoming publication of my debut book. On November 11, the University of Toronto Press will be publishing Zaidy's Band, The Untold Stories of a Jewish Band of Brothers in World War II. Please stay tuned for more news and updates at aronheller.com

Full University of Toronto Press press release on LinkedIn post: linkedin.com/posts/aron-hel…

The first review of Zaidy's Band, my University of Toronto Press book, is in. TheJ.ca - Canada's Jewish News praises its “contemporary resonance," calling it a “careful piece of family reconstruction” that offers a corrective on how “Jewish wartime service has been undervalued in public memory.” thej.ca/2025/09/19/zai…