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The Networking Research Group focuses on basic and applied research in all areas related to networked systems, mobile computing, sensing, and Internet of Things. Researchers build proof-of-concept systems, engage with academia, publish scientific papers, publish software for the research community,…
The mission of the New Security Ventures (NSV) team is to empower defenders with next-generation security technologies — transforming research technologies into open source projects and prototypes to increase the trustworthiness of the world’s code and compute.
Privacy in AI group explores questions related to user privacy and confidentiality in machine learning.
Recent research has shown that deploying ML models can, in some cases, implicate privacy in unexpected ways. For example, pretrained public language models that are fine-tuned on private data can be misused to recover private information (opens in new tab), and…
As part of Research for Industry (RFI), our mission is to help realize the data-driven future of different industries. This is a joint initiative between Microsoft Research and Azure, where we will bring the best in cloud and AI, and…
RiSE coordinates Microsoft’s Research in Software Engineering in Redmond, USA. Our mission is to advance the state of the art in Software Engineering and to bring those advances to Microsoft’s businesses.
The SAINTES groups goal is to "Enable people to measure and improve software products and processes everywhere."
These collaborative projects with academia span topics including infection prevention and control, treatment and diagnostics, allocation of resources, mental health implications and return to work.
The Systems Research Group is devoted to advancing the state of the art in distributed systems and operating systems. Our aim is to make systems secure, scalable, fault-tolerant, manageable, fast, and efficient. One of the major themes within the group…