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Use this add-in for Microsoft Office Word, Excel and Powerpoint to create and manage Creative Commons licenses. This video gives a brief introduction to the add-in.

What do you get when you bring 36 developers together for 24 hours to dream and code on Kinect?

Watch the team talking about this rapid prototyping device developed by Microsoft Research, now available commercially.

Learn about Microsoft Research AcceleratorsΓÇötools and services for academics and researchers that are designed to help scientists, researchers, teachers and students explore science, analyze and

Rank is a search engine that allows people to organize, edit and annotate search results, as well as share information with others.

Video of the talk by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra state, Mr. Prithviraj Chavan at TechVista 2011, Pune on January 21, 2011.

The symbolic differentiation feature in HLSL is demonstrated in a number of rendering techniques.

Dennis Fetterly talks about TidyFS - the distributed filesystem of DryadLINQ, desirable properties of a Dryad cluster and details several algorithms that do IR; at the workshop on Scientific

Michael Isard talks about how the Dryad system automatically generates parallel code from sequential LINQ code. He also presents some of the fundamentals of Dryad.

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HomeOS CBAC demo from Kevin Liu and Eric Kuo.

We present an interactive system for synthesizing high quality, physically based audio on current video game consoles.

OCR Translation and Search on Mobile Phone

HomeOS related demo video.

Demo of the Courier Smartphone app. This allows office documents to be automatically synchronized between the desktop and the phone without use of the cloud.

Rick Rashid discusses the history and future impact of Microsoft Research in his keynote address at TechFest 2011.

This video explains the body part recognition algorithm for Kinect published at CVPR 2011.

Yuan Yu explains the basics of LINQ and how LINQ statements can be embedded into C# code at the Scientific Computing workshop at Bangalore, India.

Microsoft Research congratulates Chuck Thacker for winning the 2009 Turing Award!

AnatOnMe is a projection-enabled mobile device designed to improve patient-doctor communication in a medical setting.

Rick Rashid, senior vice president of Microsoft Research, addresses an audience of Microsoft customers and partners, at Microsoft Research TechFest 2008.

Digital pets (aka Tamagotchi) have been an extremely popular mobile toy. However they are completely separated from the playerΓÇÖs real world experience.

Teaching Computer to Read Medical Records

Frank McSherry talks about how to perform Large-scale Machine Learning computations using DryadLINQ at the Data-Intensive Scientific Computing workshop at Bangalore, India.

Steven Bathiche, Director, Microsoft Applied Sciences, shares his team's latest work on the next generation of Smart Interactive Displays.

Dennis Fetterly talks about one way of creating data on a HPC cluster at the Data-Intensive Scientific Computing workshop at Bangalore, India.

Chandu Thekkath introduces Dryad and DryadLINQ at the Scientific Computing workshop at Bangalore, India.

This is an extended version of the video showcase published in CHI 2009. This demo was completed in October, 2008.

Dynamic texture mapping helps bypass the difficulties in rendering soft tissues like lips, tongue, eyes, and wrinkles, moving us one step closer to being able to create a more realistic personal

Learn about the ways in which advances made by Microsoft Research blend seamlessly with Bing search and Bing maps.