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Microsoft Research New England: 2012 in Review

December 27, 2012
Posted by Jennifer Chayes, managing director of Microsoft Research New England   It’s been another year of great research, growth, and connection at Microsoft Research New England. We’ve had more than 350 academic visitors this year, many of whom have engaged deeply with other Microsoft…
  1. Microsoft Research New England: 2012 in Review 

    December 27, 2012

    Posted by Jennifer Chayes, managing director of Microsoft Research New England   It’s been another year of great research, growth, and connection at Microsoft Research New England. We’ve had more than 350 academic visitors this year, many of whom have engaged deeply with other Microsoft…

  2. Microsoft Research Cambridge: 2012 in Review 

    December 27, 2012

    Posted by Andrew Blake, managing director of Microsoft Research Cambridge As ever, at the core of Microsoft Research Cambridge’s work is participation in academic research across the world. Our publication activity is too prolific to detail, but we regularly hit the top conferences and journals.…

  3. ATL Europe: 2012 in Review 

    December 26, 2012

    Posted by François Dumas, director of Advanced Technology Labs Cairo   When I joined Advanced Technology Labs Europe as its director, I expected to work with great talent on hard problems to incubate impactful technology. Three months later, I can honestly say that the group…

  4. ATL Cairo: 2012 in Review 

    December 26, 2012

    Posted by Hussein Salama, director of Advanced Technology Labs Cairo   In 2012, we reaped the fruits of our long-term investments and bets that we made close to four years ago. In the midst of the Egyptian-revolution aftershocks, our lab managed to keep its focus…

  5. Microsoft Research India: 2012 in Review 

    December 21, 2012

    Posted by P. Anandan, managing director of Microsoft Research India   At Microsoft Research India, 2012 began the same way all years do—with our annual Technical Advisory Board meeting and TechVista, which this time was in the lovely city of Kolkata at the Science City,…

  6. Microsoft Research Asia: 2012 in Review 

    December 21, 2012

    Posted by Hsiao-Wuen Hon, managing director of Microsoft Research Asia In China, 2012 is the Year of the Dragon, a particularly auspicious year in Chinese culture. I am very glad to see that this also has been a good year both for Microsoft and for…

  7. Hekaton Breaks Through 

    December 20, 2012

    By Janie Chang In an online, on-demand world, the ability to respond quickly to requests for data has become a significant challenge. Take bwin, for example. In order to attract and retain customers, bwin, the world’s largest regulated online gaming company, must deliver consistently positive user…

  8. Four from Microsoft Research Named Inaugural AMS Fellows 

    December 20, 2012

    Posted by Rob Knies Four members of Microsoft Research have been named to the inaugural list of Fellows of the American Mathematical Society (AMS), announced in November.Among the 1,474 inaugural Fellows of the AMS: Jennifer Chayes, a Microsoft distinguished scientist and managing director of Microsoft…

  9. Award to Fund Brazilian Research 

    December 20, 2012

    As readers of this blog know, Microsoft Research Connections has a deep collaborative relationship with the Brazilian research community, particularly through the Microsoft Research-FAPESP Institute for IT Research. Together, we are using computing to explore bioenergy, global warming, healthcare delivery, agronomy, and data mining, just…

  10. .NET Gadgeteer Gets Youths Excited About Computer Science 

    December 19, 2012

    Posted by Rob Knies   Over the past year, the use of .NET Gadgeteer in education steadily has gained momentum, and that surge in interest received significant validation a few weeks ago in Hamburg, Germany.That city was the site of the seventh Workshop in Primary…

  11. Heady Recognition for Young Researcher 

    December 18, 2012

    Posted by Rob Knies   For a man of 29, Vipul Goyal, a researcher at Microsoft Research India, already possesses a gaudy list of academic and professional achievements. He has a Ph.D. from UCLA. As a student there, he won a Microsoft Research graduate fellowship.…

  12. Creating Buzz for Computer Science 

    December 14, 2012

    Here’s a sobering fact: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that by 2018 there will be 1.4 million open technology jobs in the United States and, at the current rate of students graduating with degrees in computer science, we will fill only 61 percent…

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