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Sorting and clustering large numbers of documents can be an verwhelming task: manual solutions tend to be slow, while machine learning systems often present results that donΓÇÿt align well with

A video showing the use of touchless interaction for manipulating medical images during surgery.

PocketTouch is a capacitive sensing prototype that enables eyes-free multitouch input on a handheld device without having to remove the device from the pocket of oneΓÇÖs pants, shirt, bag, or purse.

Ed Katibah from the Microsoft SQL team talks about Microsoft SQL Spatial in this session of the 2011 Open Data for Open Science Workshop.

Dean Guo, senior program manager from Microsoft Research Connections, provides an overview of the Project Trident Scientific Workflow Workbench, a Research Accelerator that helps scientists and

Learn how technology that helps manage data from clinical trials is facilitating the implementation of a clinical trial investigating a method to reduce childhood mortality caused by pneumonia in

The video describes the Holmes statistical debugging tool developed at Microsoft Research.

Design Expo students express their excitement about their experience with Microsoft Research Design Expo 2010.

Create cloud-enabled mobile applications with the tools and services included in the Project Hawaii software development kit (SDK).

This Odata tutorial includes example of creating OData feeds from the EPSΓÇÖs BP oil spill data.

Get the tutorials, resources, and tools you need to start coding with F# right away.

Robotic technologies have the potential to play a major role in search-and-rescue missionsΓÇöparticularly in disaster areas that are dangerous for humans.

Rob Fatland, from Microsoft Research Connections, provides an overview of the features and capabilities of the WorldWide Telescope Add-in for Microsoft Excel, a powerful set of development tools and

Chris Pendleton of Microsoft Bing provides an introduction and application examples of Bing Mobil during the 2011 Open Data for Open Science Workshop.

Rob Fatland of Microsoft Research leads part 2 of a tutorial on WorldWide Telescope (WWT) Earth software, including examples of the Microsoft Excel add-in to WWT.

This video describes a study that investigated effects of proactive mediation while driving and conversing on a cellphone and highlights positive impact of mediation on driving safety.

This is a demo of the Shape Game sample application, which is included in the Kinect for Windows SDK beta from Microsoft Research.

Peter McKiernan, syndication product manager for Microsoft, provides an overview of Microsoft Bing Maps during the 2011 Open Data for Open Science Workshop.

Jenn Lin of the Microsoft Silverlight team provides an overview of Microsoft Silverlight PivotViewer and demos of how PivotViewer is used to visualize financial, entertainment, and biodiversity data

Microsoft Researchhas a special internship program for Russia and is interested that prospective interns know about the program.

Steve Milroy of OnTerra provides examples of the Bing Maps API and SDK to develop applications for visualizing geo-science data on top of Bing Maps.

Alex James of Microsoft OData introduces the Open Data Protocol during the 2011 Open Data for Open Science Workshop.

Jonathan Fay of Microsoft Research provides an overview of the Microsoft Research WorldWide Telescope in this session of the 2011 Open Data for Open Science Workshop.

Rob Fatland of Microsoft Research leads part 1 of a tutorial on WorldWide Telescope (WWT) Earth software, including examples of visualizing geo-science data on top of the Earth view in WWT.

A talk by Christopher Bishop for Think Computer Science 2010.

Listen to Microsoft Chairman Bill GatesΓÇÖ insights into mobile health.

A talk by Simon Peyton-Jones for Think Computer Science 2010.

A talk by Abigail Sellen for Think Computer Science 2010

A talk by Andrew Fitzgibbon for Think Computer Science 2010.

A talk by Gary Marsden for Think Computer Science 2010.