Four paths to voice innovation through healthcare provider and technology partnerships
In the news | Official Microsoft Blog
Microsoft’s focus on transforming healthcare: Intelligent health through AI and the cloud
Working side-by-side with the healthcare industry's most pioneering players, we are bringing Microsoft's capabilities in groundbreaking research and product development to help healthcare providers, biotech companies and organizations around the world use artificial intelligence and the cloud to innovate.
In the news | Microsoft Accessibility Blog
Soundscape app empowers people who are blind or have low vision to explore the world
Advancements in technology can play a deep and meaningful role in the independent mobility of people who are blind or have low vision. That is why we created Microsoft Soundscape, a research project available today for free on iOS and…
In the news | Microsoft Research Podcast
Keeping an Eye on AI with Dr. Kate Crawford
Dr. Kate Crawford talks about both the promises and the problems of AI; whyâ when it comes to data â bigger isnât necessarily better; and how we can adopt AI design principles that empower people to shape their technical tools…
In the news | Asia News Center
Indoor vertical farming in Asia and beyond: Digging deep in data
When it comes to farming, Ken Tran digs deep – not in dirt, but in data. He doesn’t drive a tractor and he doesn’t pull a plow. But he is helping to sow the seeds of a new type of…
Machine Learning and the InnerEye for Cancer Treatment with Dr. Antonio Criminisi
Episode 13, February 21, 2018 - Today, Dr. Criminisi talks about Project InnerEye, an innovative machine learning tool that helps radiologists identify and analyze 3-D images of cancerous tumors. He also gives us some insight into his work on deep…
In the news | ZDNet
Microsoft’s DNA storage breakthrough could pave way for exabyte drives
The prospect of storing vast amounts of data on DNA has come closer to reality thanks to a new technique for retrieving data.
In the news | Microsoft Accessibility Blog
Microsoft joins Be My Eyes app to provide tech support to Blind and Low Vision customers
For 900,000 people across 150 countries, the Be My Eyes app and its hundreds of thousands of sighted volunteers help people who are Blind or Low Vision do tasks, like cooking, or helping them find something they lost, reading a…
In the news | Phys.org
Researchers achieve random access in large-scale DNA data storage
University of Washington and Microsoft researchers revealed today that they have taken a significant step forward in their quest to develop a DNA-based storage system for digital data.