By John Kaiser, Writer, Microsoft Microsoft Research recently concluded its eighth annual summer school in Kazan, Russia, challenging students to conceptualize and build new applications from the sensors and devices emerging from the Internet of Things (IoT). “Our summer schools…
September 2016
Microsoft Research Blog
By John Kaiser, Writer, Microsoft Research Microsoft Research hosted its third annual Data Science Summer School in New York City as a diverse group of undergraduate students deployed some of the latest data crunching techniques on millions of rows of…
August 2016
Microsoft Research Blog
Microsoft researchers have reached a milestone in the quest for computers to understand speech as well as humans. Xuedong Huang, the company’s chief speech scientist, reports that in a recent … Read more »
September 2016
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On June 7, 2010, Christopher White attended a kickoff meeting in suburban Washington D.C. for a project to rapidly develop and deploy big data analytics and visualization tools to aid … Read more »
August 2016
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Microsoft released an iPhone app on Wednesday that puts the skill of a professional photographer in your pocket. Microsoft Pix captures a burst of 10 frames with each shutter click … Read more »
July 2016
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The SlideShow Gestures-WPF sample shows how you are able to use the Kinect for Windows SDK to control Windows applications through the use of gestures. It uses research from the Microsoft Research Cambridge lab to trigger events when the user…
Established: January 4, 2016
The Single Cell Network Synthesis tool (SCNS) is a tool for the reconstruction and analysis of executable models from single-cell gene expression data, which supports easy deployment of computation to the cloud for performance and control via a web-based graphical interface. SCNS can…
Scott Goeke, Elizabeth A. Greene, Paul Grant, Michael A. Gates, Daniel Crowner, Toshiro Aigaki, Edward Giniger
August 2003
Springer Nature
August 2016
The attached zip file consists are a sample data release for AgaVue data. They are meant as a representative of real event log features –warts and all. We intend this set to be a useful standard set for users working on visualizations and models of logfiles. This data is copyright 2016 Microsoft Corporation, and is released under…
July 2016
Project Malmo is a platform for Artificial Intelligence experimentation and research built on top of Minecraft. We aim to inspire a new generation of research into challenging new problems presented by this unique environment.
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September 9, 2016
September 9, 2016
Established: August 25, 2016
The Ability team is a virtual team consisting of members of MSR's Labs who work on accessible technologies.
Manchester, UK | September 2016
The RSE Conference (15-16 September) is the first conference to focus exclusively on the issues that affect people who write and use software in research. It is not a standard academic conference! We welcome researchers, but we also want to hear from people who may not typically attend conferences. It’s a community conference: get involved and help us build the RSE Community. It is not a standard academic conference! We welcome researchers, but we also want to hear from people who may not typically attend conferences. It’s a community conference: get involved and help us build the RSE Community. Matthew Johnson, Leader of Agile Projects Team, Microsoft Research, Cambridge is giving the opening keynote on the crucial role Research Software Engineers play at Microsoft Research. There are sessions by Microsoft Researchers on Microsoft Azure and 'How to be a happy RSE'.
Xi’an, China | September 2016
Venue: Tang Dynasty West Market Hotel No.118 Laodong South Road Xi'an 710068, China
