
Microsoft Research Lab – New England
Highlights


Just Tech: Centering Community-Driven Innovation at the Margins Episode 3 with Dr. Sasha Costanza-Chock

Just Tech: Centering Community-Driven Innovation at the Margins episode 2 with Dr. Tawanna Dillahunt, Zachary Rowe, and Joanna Velazquez

Just Tech: Centering Community-Driven Innovation at the Margins episode 1 with Desmond Patton and Mary Gray
Microsoft Research New England (MSR-NE) was founded in July 2008 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The New England lab builds on Microsoft’s commitment to collaborate with the broader research community and pursues new, interdisciplinary areas of research that bring together core computer scientists and social scientists to understand, model, and enable computing and online experiences of the future.
As part of the company’s open research environment, MSR-NE supports the academic tradition of hosting colloquia, seminar series, and special events that contribute to the intellectual commons. Hundreds from the local academic community have joined to speak at or attend these events, and the lab had more than 350 academic visitors this past year, many of whom have engaged deeply with other Microsoft Research researchers and with our product groups.
The lab supports a core team of established researchers, as well as a large group of postdocs, interns and distinguished visiting faculty members.
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Careers
Data Scientist, Full-time researcher, Research engineer, Research manager & Research program manager
Senior Researcher – Semantic Machines
Full-time researcher
Senior ML Engineer – Causal Machine Learning
Research engineer
Business Program Manager – Microsoft Research New England
Research program manager
Applied Scientist II – Semantic Machines
Full-time researcher
Internship & Post-doc researcher
Research Intern – Computer Vision
Internship
Post Doc Researcher – Machine Learning & Statistics
Post-doc researcher
Meet our researchers

Econ1: Using microeconomics to solve mass incarceration featuring Hunt Allcott and Evan Rose
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Econ2: Causal machine learning, data interpretability, and online platform markets featuring Hunt Allcott and Greg Lewis
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