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Why I work at Microsoft Research Cambridge – Steve Hodges, Research Manager / Principal Researcher

December 17, 2015 | Steve Hodges

Why I work at Microsoft Research – Steve Hodges, Research Manager/Principal Researcher, Sensors and Devices

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Think Computer Science 2015: Steve Hodges – Engineering the Future

December 15, 2015

Talk 1: Engineering the Future – Steve Hodges, Research Manager/Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research Steve Hodges leads the Sensors and Devices group at Microsoft Research Cambridge, where his research has three goals: to create compelling interactive…

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Exploiting On-device Image Classification for Energy-efficiency In Ambient-aware Systems

Shuayb Zarar, Swagath Venkataramani, Xian-Sheng Hua, Jie Liu, Jin Li

Springer Mobile Cloud Visual Media Computing (MCVMC) | Publié par Springer | 2015

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Pair correlations in doped Hubbard ladders

Michele Dolfi, Bela Bauer, Sebastian Keller, Matthias Troyer

Physical Review B | November 2015, Vol 92: pp. 195139

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Aurora – A Noninvasive, Wrist-worn Device for Ambulatory Hemodynamic Monitoring

Jeremiah (Miah) Wander, Dan Morris, Desney Tan

Circulation | November 2015, Vol 132

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Axilog: Abstractions for Approximate Hardware Design and Reuse

Divya Mahajan, Kartik Ramkrishnan, Rudra Jariwala, Amir Yazdanbakhsh, Jongse Park, Bradley Thwaites, Anandhavel Nagendrakumar, Abbas Rahimi, Hadi Esmaeilzadeh, Kia Bazargan

IEEE Micro | November 2015, Vol 35(5): pp. 16-30

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FoveAR: Combining an Optically See-Through Near-Eye Display with Projector-Based Spatial AR

November 9, 2015 | Andy Wilson, Hrvoje Benko, Eyal Ofek

Optically see-through (OST) augmented reality glasses can overlay spatially-registered computer-generated content onto the real world. However, current optical designs and weight considerations limit their diagonal field of view to less than 40 degrees, making it…