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Typical security contests focus on breaking or mitigating the impact of buggy systems.

Bill Gates, Jeannette Wing and Peter Lee discuss what the next 25 years of computer science research could bring.

Michael I. Jordan's Keynote Speech on the 14th Computing in the 21st Century Conference co-hosted by Microsoft Research Asia, Nankai University and Tianjin University on October 25, 2012.

Peter Lee's Keynote Speech on the 14th Computing in the 21st Century Conference co-hosted by Microsoft Research Asia, Nankai University and Tianjin University on October 25, 2012.

Plenary session at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China. Presenter: Chuck Thacker, Turing Award winner, Technical Fellow, Microsoft Research

The computer simulation of people is a grand challenge problem with potentially profound impact across many disciplines.

Since the elegant foundations of transaction processing were established in the mid 70's with the notion of serializability and the codification of the ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation

People around the world are concerned that more and more of their personal data is on the Internet, where it's easy to find, copy, and link up with other data.

Panel discussion at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China. Session chair: Feng Zhao, Assistant Managing Director, Microsoft Research Asia

Computer science has gone far beyond its traditional role of solving real world problems by computer.

Plenary session at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China.

Plenary session at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China.

Computing is already transforming healthcare; but the possibilities remain endless.

Jeannette Wing's keynote speech at the 14th Computing in the 21st Century Conference co-hosted by Microsoft Research Asia, Nankai University and Tianjin University on October 25, 2012.

In this video, watch highlights from the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit, held in Shanghai, China. See some of the speakers who were involved, clips from Innovation Day, and more.

One of the most exciting aspects of computer science is that the results of basic research so often end up being applied in completely unexpected ways.

Plenary session at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China. Presenter: Enwei Xie, General Manager, Microsoft China

Daniela Rus's Keynote Speech on the 14th Computing in the 21st Century Conference co-hosted by Microsoft Research Asia, Nankai University and Tianjin University on October 25, 2012.

Panel discussion at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China. Session chair: Tony Hey, Corporate Vice-President, Microsoft Research

Many of the activities in our everyday life depend on an array of cards and passwords that we need to provide to confirm who we are. But lose a card, and your ATM will refuse to give you money.

Computers have become pervasive throughout our daily lives.

Plenary session at day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China.

The building of a computer that can intelligently carry out tasks that require "human level intelligence" has been a goal for computer scientists since the 1950's.

Machine Learning is increasingly becoming a technology that directly interacts with human users.

John Hopcroft's Keynote Speech on the 14th Computing in the 21st Century Conference co-hosted by Microsoft Research Asia, Nankai University and Tianjin University on October 25, 2012.

Rick Rashid's Keynote Speech on the 14th Computing in the 21st Century Conference co-hosted by Microsoft Research Asia, Nankai University and Tianjin University on October 25, 2012.

Operning presentation for day 1 of the 2010 Microsoft Research Asia Faculty Summit held in Shanghai, China. Presenter: Lolan Song, Senior Director, University Relations, Microsoft Research Asia

Simon describes the history of Haskell, including its genesis and principles, technical contributions, implementations and tools, and applications and impact.

Watch a demonstration of 3-D audio for telepresence and virtual reality by Ivan Tashev, Microsoft Research.

This is invitation video to the attendees’ of ITA 2013 Workshop to attend the talk "Data Driven Suppression Rule for Speech Enhancement".