Microsoft Research

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

Principles of Intelligence: A Celebration of Colleagues and Collaboration was a fun, once-in-a-lifetime gathering in celebration of colleagues and collaborations on Eric Horvitz' milestone birthday.

The reliability of machine learning systems in the presence of adversarial noise has become a major field of study in recent years.

Restorative justice is the idea that remediating a “crime” should focus on supporting the victim, restoring the community, and returning the perpetrator to good community standing. In the U.S.

Blind Multi-Microphone Noise Reduction and Dereverberation Algorithms See more at

For more than three decades we have been engaged in translating the potential of distributed computing into effective High Throughput Computing (HTC) software tools.

To develop an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system that can understand the world around us, it needs to be able to interpret and reason about the world we see and the language we speak.

Episode 99 | November 20, 2019 Dr. Sumit Gulwani is a programmer’s programmer. Literally. A Partner Research Manager in the Program Synthesis, or PROSE, group at Microsoft Research, Dr.

Episode 98 | November 13, 2019 Computer programming has often been perceived as the exclusive domain of computer scientists and software engineers.

Modern analytics depend on high-effort tasks like data preparation and data cleaning to produce accurate results.

Episode 97 | November 6, 2019 Remember when a hard drive that could hold a terabyte of data was a big deal?

Stefanie Jegelka is an X-Window Consortium Career Development Associate Professor in the Department of EECS at MIT.

Data that needs to be stored long-term is growing exponentially. Existing storage technologies have a limited lifetime, and regular data migration is needed, resulting in high cost.

In this talk, I will present our latest work on comprehending and generating visually grounded language. First, we will discuss the challenging task of learning visual grounding language.

In deep learning, researchers keep gaining higher performance by using larger models.

Deep neural network models have been extremely successful for natural language processing (NLP) applications in recent years, but one complaint they often suffer from is their lack of

The HAMS project at Microsoft Research India has been used to automate driver license testing, by having a windshield-mounted smartphone use its front/rear camera and other sensors, to monitor the

Episode 96 | October 30, 2019 Jenny Sabin is an architectural designer, a professor, a studio principal and MSR’s current Artist in Residence.

The HAMS project at Microsoft Research India has been used to automate driver license testing, by having a windshield-mounted smartphone use its front/rear camera and other sensors, to monitor the

Optical microscopy techniques can be greatly enhanced from simply imaging what you see in the focus of a microscope objective by structuring the light that you use to illuminate the object.

This video accompanies the UIST 2019 paper, “SpaceInk: Making Space for In-Context Annotations.” When editing or reviewing a document, people directly overlay ink marks on content.

Here at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, we truly aspire to transform the world through deep research. Watch the video to find out more about our culture, ambition and research themes.

Find out what it’s like to be an intern at the Microsoft Research lab in Cambridge, UK. Find out more and apply at: aka.ms/MSRCambridgeIntern

Scott Saponas' short talk on Physiological Sensing Outside the Clinic at Microsoft PhD Summit 2019.