Microsoft Research believes there are abundant opportunities for mobile technologies to improve public health, particularly in underserved communities.
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Collaborators including Microsoft Research have determined that forearm electrodes could enable new forms of hands-free computer interaction.
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Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell, authors of the new book Total Recall: How the E-Memory Revolution Will Change Everything, discuss their attempt to capture an entire life digitally—and its ultimate ramifications.
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Tony Hey, in charge of external research for Microsoft, is interested in the impact of digital data across all fields – not just science, but the humanities as well.
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Ethnographers like those supported by Microsoft Research can help companies determine what technologies people need.
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Dan Reed, Microsoft corporate vice president of the eXtreme Computing Group, discusses the potential offered by parallel programming and cloud infrastructures.
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Cloud computing and parallelism have become a fundamental enabling technology, say Dennis Gannon and Dan Reed of Microsoft Research.
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Gordon Bell of Microsoft Research looks to augment his memory by gathering the many bits of the days of his life.
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Gordon Bell of Microsoft Research looks to augment his memory by gathering the many bits of the days of his life.
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Jeff Dozier, a professor and founding dean of UC Santa Barbara’s Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, has been awarded Microsoft Research’s second annual Jim Gray eScience Award.
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