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Software Aids Language Learners 

September 27, 2010

By Gary Alt, Writer, Microsoft Imagine mining the web to learn a language. No, not the jargon of webspeak, where IMHO means “in my humble opinion” or F2F is “face to face,” but real, spoken languages, such as Spanish, Hindi,…

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Surface + Robotics = Life-Saving Possibilities 

September 27, 2010

In the realm of applied research, perhaps nothing is more satisfying than working on projects that can help save lives.  Such is the case with a unique project at the University of Massachusetts Lowell that combines Microsoft Surface and Microsoft…

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The Cloud, to go: Project Hawaii 

September 21, 2010

Mobile devices, of all shapes and forms, are the fastest-growing computing segment. While mobile devices are ubiquitous, they offer limited computation, storage, and power. Cloud computing promises to fill this gap by providing computation and storage to mobile devices connected…

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Celebrating Italian Faculty Days 

September 17, 2010

A global perspective is informed by knowledge gathered from around the world, and Sept. 16 in Rome, Microsoft Research had an opportunity to exchange information about the scientific foundations of the most recent computer-science technologies from an Italian point of…

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U.K. e-Science Program a ’Jewel’ 

September 15, 2010

On a gloomy day in December 2009, an international panel of experts met at the unlikely venue of a football stadium on the outskirts of Oxford, U.K. The panel, chaired by Dan Atkins, who recently stepped down as director of…

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A Strong Password Isn’t the Strongest Security 

September 4, 2010

Some computer security experts are advancing the heretical thought that passwords might not need to be 'strong,' or changed constantly.

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ScholarLynk facilitates management and sharing of research 

September 3, 2010

Regardless of how much content is available to today's researchers, it loses value if it cannot be properly managed and shared. At this week's 14th European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries (ECDL) at Glasgow University in…

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Microsoft Researchers Present New Statistical Method for Genetic Analysis 

August 23, 2010

A deeper understanding of a disease's genetic underpinnings can lead to better biological insight into the disease and, thus, to improvements in screening, treatment, and drug development. This week, Jennifer Listgarten, David Heckerman, and Carl Kadie of Microsoft Research and…

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Internships: Opening the Door to the Future 

August 16, 2010

Yusuke Sugano's enthusiasm for technology inspired him to earn a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Tokyo earlier this year, but his internships with Microsoft Research Asia were what fostered his passion for the value of collaborative relationships. …

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