In this webinar, Microsoft Principal Researcher Daniel McDuff and University of Washington PhD student Xin Liu will present an overview of computer vision methods that leverage ordinary webcams to measure physiological signals (for example, peripheral…
Day 3 | November 19, 2020 Theme: Unblocking the Pipeline from Education to Employment Beth Rosenberg, Tech Kids Unlimited @Ability Project/NYU The Accessible Computer Science Education Fall Workshop was hosted by Microsoft, University of Washington…
Day 3 | November 19, 2020 Theme: Unblocking the Pipeline from Education to Employment Cecily Morrison, Microsoft The Accessible Computer Science Education Fall Workshop was hosted by Microsoft, University of Washington CREATE, and University of…
Day 2 | November 18, 2020 Theme: Building a Pipeline from Research to Impact Donna Auguste, Auguste Research Group The Accessible Computer Science Education Fall Workshop was hosted by Microsoft, University of Washington CREATE, and…
Day 1 | November 17, 2020 Theme: Envisioning the Future of Tech for Inclusion Andrew Begel, Microsoft The Accessible Computer Science Education Fall Workshop was hosted by Microsoft, University of Washington CREATE, and University of…
Social media platforms have become influential in every sphere of communication, from the intimate and mundane to the public, professional, and political. It’s tempting to view a platform as a single “technology”—a static object that…
In this webinar, based on the book Twitter: A Biography, Microsoft Senior Principal Researcher Nancy Baym and Queensland University of Technology Professor Jean Burgess introduce an original approach to this problem: the Platform Biography, a systematic framework for analyzing social media platforms. The framework provides a toolbox…
This is a video about a Microsoft Research project called Twitter Local Events. The goal of this project is to detect events (e.g., sports, weather, protests, shootings, etc.) that happen in a small area and…
