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Microsoft Research's Matt Uyttendaele demonstrates Microsoft Image Composite Editor, an advanced panoramic image stitcher.

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Congratulations Chuck, for winning the 2009 Turing Award, an honor, richly deserved.

Rick Rashid, senior vice president of Microsoft Research, and Kevin Schofield, general manager of the organizations Strategy and Communications group, explains the value of TechFest during a video

To make cloud computing work, we must make applications run substantially faster, both over the Internet and within data centers.

Today, my album refers to a collection of photos I have taken. But many photos relevant to me -- such as photos of me or my children—are in my friends' albums.

With cloud computing, users can access their personal data anywhere and anytime.

Douglas Adams Babelfish inspired dreams of unfettered universal communication. Though we are still far from achieving that goal, there are scenarios in which today's limited accuracy can create value.

Microsoft has innovated continually in developing novel interaction modalities, or natural user interfaces. Surface and Project Natal are two examples.

Project Gustav is a realistic painting-system prototype that enables artists to become immersed in the digital painting experience.

As video and still cameras have become almost ubiquitous, people are taking increasingly more photographs and videos of the world around them.

A closer look at how PhotoDNA™ will help stop the trafficking of child pornography

Heres how PhotoDNA™ helps combat the distribution of child pornography.

Microsoft's Craig Mundie visits four U.S. universities to talk with students about how new approaches in computing may help solve some of the worlds most complex problems.

Craig Mundie shows how a more natural user interface will enable computers to work for you and search using interaction technologies like ink, eye tracking and voice. Nov. 3, 2009 Cambridge, MA.

Conservation International Peter Seligmann talks about technology to help protect environmental ecosystem

Bill Gates shares his first experience with the Feynman Messenger Lectures and how his hopes of encouraging more people to learn about science inspired him to make them available to everyone.

Microsoft Chief Research and Strategy Officer shows a prototype ultrasound probe that can run on a Windows Mobile smartphone as part of his Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2009 keynote.

Addressing an audience of prominent academic researchers at the 10th annual Microsoft Research Faculty Summit, Microsoft Corporate Vice President Tony Hey announced new software tools with the

Microsoft External Research highlights some of it's acacemic collaborations.

With Image-Centric Advertising advertisers bid on images instead of keywords.

Highlights of this year's projects, including technologies focused on speech, touch and gesture for the automobile, home and office, as well as new datacenter technologies.

Social Desktop adds URL's to the files and folders on your desktop, letting you share anything on your computer with anyone who can click a URL.

GeoLife 2.0 is a location based social-networking service on Virtual Earth that enables people to build connections with each other using their location histories.

Watch Microsoft Research Principal Researcher Michael Cohen explain his TechFest 2009 treasure hunt demonstration using Core Tools for Augmented Reality, Redmond, Wash.

From archiving your memorabilia to new ways to communicate with your family, Principal Researcher Richard Harper demonstrates a suite of new household technologies at Microsoft Research TechFest

Microsoft Research presents the state-of-the-art sound-capture and processing technologies for improved speech recognition and sound quality. For more information visit http:/Microsoft.com/Techfest