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Microsoft Research Asia Assistant Managing Director Baining Guo, researchers Jian Sun and Lijuan Wang jointly introduces the projects of Kinect Identity that recognizes users, Avatar Kinect that

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

LiveSynergy is a novel magnetic-based wireless proximity detection platform, with accuracy and consistency better than existing solutions such as BLE, WiFi, ZigBee, and long-range RFID.

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, Gödel, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Alessandro Acquisti, an economist by training and a self-described behavioral economist, explains that across history, time, and culture, people have felt the need for publicity, as well as the need

Cloud computing is a quickly growing business. Questions exist as to the proper business model, and this translates into how to model this, considering auction and game theory.

Yael Kalai, researcher at Microsoft Research New England discusses how, with all the progress made in the field of cryptography, security continues to be breached.

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Madhu Sudan, principal researcher at Microsoft Research New England, discusses the differences between theoretical computation versus communication.

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Markus Mobius and Susan Athey of Harvard University discuss changes over the last five years in the way people consume online news.

Six groups (teams Babbage, Boole, G├╢del, Turing, Shannon, and Simon), composed of Microsoft Research computer scientists and their colleagues from other research organizations, reflected separately

Microsoft Research New England focuses on interdisciplinary work, integrating the more mathematical and algorithmic sciences with both the social sciences and aspects of the biomedical sciences.

Jennifer Chayes, Microsoft distinguished scientist and managing director of Microsoft Research New England, welcomes visiting researchers and staff to Microsoft ResearchΓÇÖs 20th-anniversary event

Augmented reality demo for scene completion project

Microsoft Research Asia celebrates its 15-year anniversary on November 5, 2013.

Watch a demo of how you can easily control PowerPoint, Excel and Word desktop files with the Office Remote app on your Windows Phone.

Common sense is knowledge that we all have, knowledge that we assume other people know about the world. Computer-science researchers have common sense, but our computers donΓÇÖt.

Technology for Nature is a unique partnership between the Zoological Society of London, University College London and Microsoft Research.

Tutorial for fetching information with FetchClimate2 (Beta)

We present a method for composing handwritten messages on a small touchscreen device. A word is entered by drawing overlapped, screen sized letters on top of each other.

Chair: Bill Buxton, Microsoft Research Speakers: Michel Beaudouin-Lafon, Université Paris Sud; Caroline Hummels, Eindhoven University of Technology; Jarnail Chudge, Microsoft The ‘Next Big

This demo presents the next step in Kinect's evolution: hand gesture recognition.

Manual Segment Editing - GeoS 2.3

Segment Report in GeoS 2.3

How to Import Multi Class Segment - GeoS 2.3