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e-Heritage is the use of data transfer to help preserve cultural heritage. The first stage is acquisition, and developing how to identify and produce software to attain this.

By combining multitouch sensor and orientation sensor on a digital pen, we can recognize how the user is holding it.

An all-star panel discusses the future of computing at TechVista 2010.

Demo of application in action.

Microsoft Research helps scientists translate vast amounts of data into real-world solutions.

Surajit Chaudhuri discusses what's new in managing data at TechVista 2010.

The Swiss Experiment supports cutting-edge environmental research in the Swiss Alps using advanced computing technologies.

In this video Matt Uyttendaele, from the Microsoft ICE team, demonstrates the new features in version 1.3.5.

Microsoft Research helps scientists translate vast amounts of data into real-world solutions.

This demo will explain the development of a new kind of image feature that can be used within a variety of applications, ranging from image stitching to augmented reality.

Hsiao-Wuen Hon, managing director of Microsoft Asia, talks to the TechVista 2010 audience.

Microsoft Research advances the state of the art of computing and supports early-career faculty and outstanding students throughout the world.

Sriram Rajamani presents his thoughts on 'Verification, Testing and Statistics' at TechVista 2010.

Microsoft Research works with scientists and academic institutions around the world to advance human potential and the well-being of our planet.

This video shows 5 different prototypes of multi-touch mice. Each prototype explores a different sensing strategy, physical form-factor, and interactive capabilities

This video shows 5 different prototypes of multi-touch mice. Each prototype explores a different sensing strategy, physical form-factor, and interactive capabilities

Rick Rashid discusses the importance of Microsoft Research at TechVista 2010.

Chris Bishop, from Microsoft Researcher Cambridge, discusses trends in Machine Learning at TechVista 2010.

Bill Gates reflects on the past of Microsoft Research and looks toward the future during the 15th Anniversary of Microsoft Research.

Dr. P. Anandan, director of Microsoft Research India, addresses the TechVista 2010 audience.

Microsoft Research Asia introduces the eHeritage program, which preserves cultural heritage through the application of advanced computing research and technologies.

Nandan Nilekani speaks to the TechVista 2010 audience.

At the 2010 Microsoft Research eScience Workshop, the third Jim Gray Award was presented to Philip Bourne in recognition of his groundbreaking work in computational biology and the free

Panel discussion at TechVista 2010, Bangalore, India. The panel discussion features Turing award recipients Prof. Barbara Liskov, Sir Tony Hoare, and Dr. Butler Lampson, Dr.

TechVista 2010 presented the unveiling of a new website and the presentation of five scholarships.

Rick Rashid, senior vice president of Microsoft Research, addresses an audience of Microsoft customers and partners, at Microsoft Research TechFest 2010.

See what makes Microsoft Research a unique, world-class opportunity. Discover how you can make a difference at Microsoft Research.

Don Syme presents a tutorial that walks the viewer through examples of using F#

Today, it's easy to share a webpage or a blog post, because items on the web have unique IDs: URLs. We don't have this on the desktop.

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