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Why Busywork Makes You Happy 

April 14, 2014

Last week I made a plea for the less is more approach to working smart: maintaining quiet, focused time for yourself. I’ve warned about the downside staying busy for busy’s sake, of losing connection to your mission and feeling overwhelmed...

In the news | Xconomy

Investing in Dreams: Northwest Programs Educate New Angels 

April 14, 2014

Desney Tan is a decorated computer scientist and principal researcher at Microsoft Research where he works on mobile and wearable devices. He’s done well enough to have “a couple extra dollars to toss around,” he says, and he wanted to…

Microsoft Research Blog

Cloud computing charts a path to scientific discovery 

April 11, 2014

With the rapid rise of data-intensive scientific research—across disciplines and around the globe—scientists in Asia, as elsewhere, face massive computing needs and challenges. Mindful of our role in helping scientists turn big data into big discoveries, Beijing-based Microsoft Research Asia…

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Partnerships propel computer science 

April 9, 2014

As part of its commitment to basic research, Microsoft invests in creating joint research centers around the world. These collaborative engagements typically involve multi-year research programs across a broad range of projects that push the boundaries of computer science. In…

In the news | Engadget

Microsoft teaches robots how to deal with groups and draw from memory 

April 9, 2014

The research initiative has produced sensor-equipped robots that can not only recognize multiple people, but infer their objectives and roles.

In the news | Microsoft Research Blog

Partnerships propel computer science 

April 9, 2014

As part of its commitment to basic research, Microsoft invests in creating joint research centers around the world.

Microsoft Research Blog

Can Robots Have Social Intelligence? 

April 8, 2014

Visiting Eric Horvitz at Microsoft Research headquarters in Redmond, Wash., is a full-service experience. At the building’s first-floor bank of elevators, situated on a busy corridor, a “smart elevator” opens its doors, sensing that you need a ride. When you…

Microsoft Research Blog

Dumais Receives Athena Lecturer Award 

April 8, 2014

Posted by Rob Knies Among the many earthly domains attributed to the Greek goddess Athena are those of mathematics, inspiration, strength, skill, and wisdom—traits that, combined, begin to describe the career of Susan Dumais, named April 8 as the ninth…

Microsoft Research Blog

Microsoft Brings World’s Fastest Texting to Windows Phone 8.1 

April 4, 2014

Gaurav Sharma appeared relaxed but focused in his purple hoodie on January 16, 2014. Less than 20 seconds later, Sharma, a 15-year-old from Lakeside High School in Seattle, found himself the owner of a Guinness World Record® for fastest text…

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