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Inside Microsoft Research: Passion, Innovation Prompt Researcher’s TR35 Recognition

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Saikat Guha of Microsoft Research India has been named a TR35 recipient for 2012, recognition that goes to the world’s top innovators under the age of 35.

Diverse Expertise Drives Interns

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Interns don’t have to be computer-science majors to spend a summer at Microsoft Research. Diverse fields of study enrich projects when interns bring expertise from other domains to the labs.

Inside Microsoft Research: CORFU—Clusters of Raw Flash Units

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CORFU, a project from Microsoft Research Silicon Valley, uses NAND flash to deliver strong consistency and high performance in a fault-tolerant, distributed storage system.

Microsoft's Lili Cheng Sees the Structure in Social Media

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Lili Cheng's years as an architect set the blueprint for her career at Microsoft Research, where she is general manager of FUSE Labs, which focuses on software and services that center on social connectivity and media-rich, real-time experiences.

Jobs in IT: How You Can Create the Future at Microsoft

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David Heckerman, Microsoft distinguished scientist and senior director of Microsoft Research's eScience group, explains why for him, Microsoft Research is "the place to be."

The Meaning of Ownership in an Era of Digital Objects

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Author and interaction design researcher Richard Banks of Microsoft Research Cambridge shares his thoughts on the interaction between storing memories digitally and physically.

Workshop Explores Opportunities in Verified Software

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The second Verified Software Workshop and Summer School, held Aug. 23-31 in Shanghai, explored new directions and emerging opportunities in verified software research.

A Better Way to Store Data

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Microsoft Research scientists have collaborated with colleagues from Windows Azure Storage to reduce data-storage costs.

In Defense of the Power of Paper

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Reading a long document on paper rather than on a computer screen helps people “better understand the geography of the argument contained within,” said Richard Harper, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research Cambridge.

Putting Threats to Wildlife on the Map

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Thanks in part to the scientific expertise of the Computational Ecology and Environmental Science Group at Microsoft Research Cambridge, Microsoft has been named the first corporate partner of the Red List of Threatened Species.

Concurrency and Parallelism in the Venice of the North

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The 2012 Microsoft Research Russian Summer School gave doctoral and master's students and other young scientists a grouding in parallelism and concurrency in software development.

Tools for Researchers Amp Up the Power of Visual Studio

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Tools and services from Microsoft Research are helping to empower developers who use Visual Studio, Microsoft's premier development environment.

Video: Mapping Tech Uses Flu to Show Why HIV Vaccine is Taking So Long

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Microsoft Research explores mutations of HIV in an attempt to help create a vaccine.

Coming to Aid of Brain-Tumor Patients

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Scientists from Microsoft Research Cambridge are presenting a project that aims to provide more accurate measurements to help surgeons and oncologists treat patients with the most aggressive form of brain tumor.

Inside Microsoft Research: Project Greenwich: It's About Time

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Project Greenwich, from Microsoft Research Cambridge, enables users to curate multimedia timelines about themselves or any topic that interests them.

Microsoft Wades into Election with Xbox Polling and Live Debate Coverage

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Xbox LIVE is using surveys from Microsoft Research New York City's David Rothschild to deliver real-time polling results during this year's U.S. presidential and vice presidential debates.

Lili Cheng on Building Tomorrow

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Lili Cheng, head of Microsoft Research's FUSE Labs, is pushing the boundaries of social networking and helping rethink what the web means in the social era.

DataUp—Data Curation for the Long Tail of Science

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Microsoft Research has sponsored the release of DataUp, an open-source tool that enables scientists to document, manage, and archive tabular data so it can be shared within the scientific community.

Attracting More Women and Minorities to Technology Careers: An Intern's Perspective

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Katie Doran, a Microsoft Research Connections intern, discusses her internship and her participation in the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing.

Video: Microsoft Made a 3-D Scan of Isaac Newton’s Death Mask

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Microsoft Research Cambridge, the Royal Society of London, and Periodic Videos have joined forces to use Kinect for Xbox 360 to produce a 3-D scan of Isaac Newton's death mask.
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