061 - Enable(ing) people to do more with Dr. Rico Malvar
Episode Date: January 30, 2019From his deep technical roots as a principal researcher and founder of the Communications, Collaboration and Signal Processing group at MSR, through h...
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225 episodes transcribedFrom his deep technical roots as a principal researcher and founder of the Communications, Collaboration and Signal Processing group at MSR, through h...
You never know how an incident in your own life might inspire a breakthrough in science, but Dr. Cecily Morrison, a researcher in the Human Computer I...
The entertainment industry has long offered us a vision of the perfect personal assistant: one that not only meets our stated needs but anticipates ne...
When people first started making software, computers were relatively rare and there was no internet, so programming languages were designed to get the...
The episode first aired in May, 2018.In the world of machine learning, there’s been a notable trade-off between accuracy and intelligibility. Either t...
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This episode first aired in March, 2018.Learning to read, think and communicate effectively is part of the curriculum for every young student. But Dr....
Amos Miller is a product strategist on the Microsoft Research NeXT Enable team, and he’s played a pivotal role in bringing some of MSR’s most innovati...
Dr. Sebastien Bubeck is a mathematician and a senior researcher in the Machine Learning and Optimization group at Microsoft Research. He’s also a self...
Dr. Christopher Bishop is quite a fellow. Literally. Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering. Fellow of Darwin College in Cambridge, England. Fello...
This episode first aired in March (2018)One of the most intriguing areas of machine learning research is affective computing, where scientists are wor...
After decades of research in processing audio signals, we’ve reached the point of so-called performance saturation. But recent advances in machine lea...
In 1998, Microsoft Research opened a small lab in Beijing to expand its research efforts and draw on the immense high-tech talent pool in China. No on...
As traditional semiconductor technologies for computer storage scale down, everyone is looking for alternative solutions to the growing gap between th...
The ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius famously exhorted his pupils to study the past if they would divine the future. In 2018, we get the same a...
2018 marks the 10th anniversary of Microsoft Research New England in Cambridge, Massachusetts, so it’s the perfect time to talk with someone who was t...
Asta Roseway has a formal title. It’s Principal Research Designer in the HCI group at Microsoft Research. But she’s also been described as a conductor...
You may have heard the phrase, necessity is the mother of invention, but for Dr. Nicolo Fusi, a researcher at the Microsoft Research lab in Cambridge,...
At the heart of any vibrant research community, you’ll find a diverse range of scientists. You’re also likely to find a robust internship program, lik...
Dr. Nancy Baym is a communication scholar, a Principal Researcher in MSR’s Cambridge, Massachusetts, lab, and something of a cyberculture maven. She’s...