Bruno Michel received a Ph.D. degree in biochemistry and computer engineering from the University of Zurich and later joined the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory to work on scanning probe microscopy and accurate large-area soft lithography. He then developed microfluidics, 3D packaging with interlayer cooling for sustainable data centers. He pioneered low thermal resistance technologies for efficient zero-emission datacenters, solar concentrators, heat-driven heat pumps, and desalination systems. Later, he worked on IoT and wearables data fusion and edge artificial intelligence for wellbeing applications. He now focusses on accelerated materials discovery, deep search tools, and data integration platforms for sustainability applications, in particular carbon capture. Bruno Michel is an IEEE Fellow as well as a member of the US National Academy of Engineering and the IBM Academy of Technology.