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Steve Hodges and Ant Rowstron, Summit Co-Chairs welcome us to the Devices and Networking Summit

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With the rapid increase in cloud services collecting and using user data to offer personalized experiences, ensuring that these services comply with their privacy policies has become a business

This video highlights a great partnership between HoloLens and Case Western Reserve University to explore how Microsoft HoloLens can expand new ways of teaching and learning.

Click fraud is a scam that hits a criminal sweet spot by both tapping into the vast wealth of online advertising and exploiting that ecosystemΓÇÖs complex structure to obfuscate the flow of money to

This annual event is for PhD students in their first or second year from universities and research institutions with which Microsoft Research partners, as well as all Microsoft Research PhD Scholars.

Photo Story, a new Windows Phone app, automatically chooses the best representative photos of an event and organizes them into a themed video, complete with stylized music and editing, that you can

...in a World of Devices Stefan Saroiu, Microsoft Research and Peter Druschel, MPI-SWS As more and more devices are connecting to the Internet, the security and privacy of their users are becoming

Washington Research Foundation Entrepreneurship Professor Oren Etzioni of the University of Washington reflects on his approach to his research on fundamental challenges of artificial intelligence.

Senior researcher Rob DeLine describes how the Halo team uses Trill, a high-performance in-memory incremental analytics engine, and Tempe, a web service for exploratory data analysis, to monitor and

DebugAdvisor is a recommendation system for debugging that has two specialities: a) It supports fat queries - allows for the query to be the full context of a bug without the need for cleanup b) It

The Microsoft Rich Interactive Narratives (RIN) research project combines traditional forms of storytelling with new visualization technologies to create compelling interactive digital narratives.

Microsoft researchers are at the forefront of machine teaching: an effort to help people without a machine learning background teach their systems to get better based on experience.

WikiBhasha beta is a multilingual content creation tool for Wikipedia.

Robust Location Search is a new approach to location search from text queries that works well for both well-formed addresses as well as unstructured queries, and is particularly robust to errors in

...in a World of Devices Stefan Saroiu, Microsoft Research and Peter Druschel, MPI-SWS As more and more devices are connecting to the Internet, the security and privacy of their users are becoming

Gaming on phones, tablets and laptops is very popular.

The Kadison-Singer problem is a question in operator theory which arose in 1959 while trying to make Dirac's axioms for quantum mechanics mathematically rigorous in the context of von Neumann

P: a domain specific language for writing asynchronous event-driven programs.

99DOTS is a new model of delivering tuberculosis medications that utilizes basic mobile phones and augmented blister packaging to provide real-time adherence monitoring without the burden of direct

Desney Tan, Microsoft Research and Shwetak Patel, University of Washington There is an emerging trend to instrument the world with sensors that provide insight and allow us to improve the health and

When and why will observed play in a game approximate an equilibrium, and what sort of equilibria will persist? To understand this, we study the long-run outcomes of rational non-equilibrium learning.

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Chris Sacca, activist investor, recently argued that Twitter IS Black Twitter.

Judith Bishop, Summit Co-Chair and Nicolas Gaume, Director of Developer eXperience, MS France kick-off the summit before Microsoft Research CVP, Peter Lee presents opening remarks.

Bozidar Radunovic, Microsoft Research, and Arun Venkataramani, University of Massachusetts Proliferation of mobile devices and more advanced applications have pushed the demand for wireless spectrum

Beginning with the introduction of graphical games and related models, there is now a rich body of algorithmic connections between probabilistic inference, game theory and microeconomics.

ΓÇï Presenters: Peli de Halleux, Microsoft Research and Dean Mohamedally, University College London Hardware 2.0 is upon us: cheap micro-controller boards like Arduino have gained massive adoption

Steve Hodges, Microsoft Research and Yoshihiro Kawahara, University of Tokyo Circuit stickers let you build electronic prototypes by sticking components like LEDs, sensors and logic onto a substrate