Swiss Joint Research Centre | Spring Workshop

This was an invite-only workshop.

The 10^th Swiss Joint Research Centre Workshop brought together PhD students and postdocs working on collaborative research engagements with Microsoft via the Microsoft Swiss Research Centre their academic and Microsoft supervisors as well as the wider research community. This event continued in the tradition of the annual Swiss JRC Workshops. PhD students and postdocs presented project updates and discussed their research with their supervisors and other attendants. In addition, Microsoft speakers will provided updates on relevant Microsoft projects and initiatives.

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