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Parental Stalking Online 'Unwise'

Parents should not stalk their children online, warns Microsoft Research New England's Danah Boyd, a leading U.S. cybersafety expert visiting Australia to lecture on teens' online privacy.

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The 10 Most Powerful Women in Boston Tech (plus 5 Up-and-Comers)

danah boyd of Microsoft Research New England has been named one of the 10 most powerful women in Boston technology by The Boston Globe.

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Workshop Bolsters Chinese Research Uses of Kinect for Windows

Microsoft Research Asia recently held a Kinect for Windows Workshop in Beijing, enabling Chinese faculty and students to explore research that uses Kinect for Windows.

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Microsoft Research Plays Matchmaker This February

Recognizing the unique opportunity afforded by a couple of simultaneous conferences, Microsoft Research sponsored its Social Search Social, an event that will zero in on the conference-goers' common...

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Inside Microsoft Research: Malvar Elected as Member of NAE

Henrique Malvar, chief scientist at Microsoft Research, has been elected as a member of the National Academy of Engineering.

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Here’s Looking at You (but I’m Still Texting)

Microsoft researchers have created a prototype for a touch screen that can be used to send messages while it’s concealed in a jacket or pants pocket.

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Social Search Social Builds Bridges

With a pair of conferences occurring in the Seattle region in consecutive weeks, Microsoft Research Connections took the weekend between them to host a social for attendees to network, to exchange...

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.NET Gadgeteer Stirs Excitement in British Schools

Wouldn’t it be great if youngsters could build their own gadgets at school? This is exactly what more than 70 British students, aged 13-16, are doing by using .NET Gadgeteer, from Microsoft Research.

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Local Scientists Develop Contact Lenses to Help Diabetics

With microchips and computer circuits, Microsoft researchers are using contact lenses and tears to gain an easier reading of blood-sugar levels, particularly important for diabetics.

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A New Way to Visualize Earth

Layerscape, created by Microsoft Research, builds on WorldWide Telescope to give earth scientists a powerful new way to explore and analyze our planet.

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Data Visualization Reaches New Heights with Layerscape

On Feb. 16, Microsoft Research Connections announced the release of Layerscape, free research tools to enable earth scientists to visualize and communicate about large, complex data sets.

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Sync Your Data Without the Cloud

New software from Carnegie Mellon University and Microsoft Research Cambridge lets you rouse a sleeping PC to retrieve data remotely.

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Celebrating International Mother Language Day (February 21) – USA

In honor of International Mother Language Day, Microsoft Research's Kristin Tolle discusses her views on language, translation and what makes a good educator.

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Video: Microsoft Research Shows Holoflector - a Blended Reality Mirror

Holoflector, a project from Microsoft Research, provides a glimpse into the blending of physical and digital worlds.

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Inside Microsoft Research: Jennifer Chayes Honored with Women of Vision...

The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology announced today that Jennifer Chayes, Microsoft distinguished scientist and managing director of Microsoft Research New England, has been selected to...

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Physical Interaction, Virtual Worlds: Microsoft Unveils 'IllumiShare'

Microsoft Research just unveiled IllumiShare, "a remote device that allows remote people to share arbitrary physical or digital objects on any surface."

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No Language Left Behind

Seeking to bring the power of computing to bear on problems specific to lower-resourced languages, Microsoft Research is pleased to announce the launch of Microsoft Translator Hub.

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WorldWide Telescope Takes Center Stage in Moscow

On Feb. 9, Russian astronomers of all levels congregated at Moscow’s Sternberg Astronomical Institute for WorldWide Telescope Day.

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Computing with Soup

Scientists at Microsoft Research Cambridge are helping to build computers that can run inside cells.

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IU Scholar Who Studies How Social Media Shapes People's Lives Invited to jJin...

Professor to remain on IU faculty, provide research opportunities to students.

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