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Virtual/Online | January 2021
In this webinar, Dr. Ozan Oktay and Dr. Anton Schwaighofer will analyze these challenges within the context of image-guided radiotherapy procedures and will present the latest research outputs of Project InnerEye in tackling these challenges. The first part of the…
Virtual | January 2021
Microsoft is proud to be a sponsor of the 48th ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages (POPL 2021). You can find out more about our research in programming languages and apply for open positions.
Virtual/Online | August 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has significantly disrupted information work across the globe. The rapid and prolonged shift to remote work from home is producing transformational change that will undoubtedly have long-term implications. The new reality of distributed information work challenges and…
Virtual/Online | July 2020
This Virtual PhD Event brought together the PhD students funded through the Optics for the Cloud Research Alliance and their academic and Microsoft supervisors with Research Alliance members and the wider Optics for the Cloud community. Microsoft researchers presented updates…
Microsoft Research Cambridge | February 2020
Get your slice of the latest artificial intelligence research in Cambridge! Starting in January 2020 we re-launch the AI+Pizza talk series as a fresh way to discover some of the amazing research on machine learning and artificial intelligence. Each event…
MSR Cambridge | February 2020
Eszter Vértes, Gatsby Unit, University College London
Cambridge, UK | February 2020
The Optics for the Cloud series features leading researchers giving public talks on cutting-edge topics…
Cambridge, UK | February 2020
Dr. Ariel Gomez Diaz, Morgan Fellow at Downing College, University of Cambridge and Senior Optical Scientist would like to invite faculty and students at Downing College, invited members of the Optics for the Cloud Research Alliance, Cloud Infrastructure researchers from…
MSR Cambridge | February 2020
Ranjita Bhagwan – Microsoft Research-India