Open Science, Open Data, and Open Source
Tony Hey, corporate vice president, Microsoft Research Connections, delivers this keynote presentation at the 2011 Microsoft Research Latin American Faculty Summit.
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- Audio and Video Research for Kinect
- Cloud Computing for Science in Europe and VENUS-C / Towards Exaflop Supercomputers
- Computing and the Future
- Future Trends in Software Engineering
- High-Fidelity Augmented Reality Interactions
- LACCIR and FAPESP Projects: Live Andes, ANURA, and SinBIOTA
- LACCIR Projects: Mobile Devices / Computer Vision and Machine Learning
- Natural User Interface – A New Frontier for Heman Centric Computing
- Scaling Science in the Cloud: From Satellite to Science Variables at Global Scale with MODISAzure
- Science, Technology and Innovation Strategies for Promoting Competitiveness
- Scientific Computing using Windows Azure
- Semantic Computing for eScience
- The .NET Gadgeteer Hardware Prototyping Platform / Sharing Research Worldwide: Advances in Automatic
- The Microsoft Biology Foundation
- The Path to Open Science with Illustrations from Computational Biology
- The Role of Basic Research in Technology
- Tools of the Trade: Cluster and Cloud Computing on the Operating System that is not Linux!
- Transforming Scholarly Communication – Overview of Recent Projects from Microsoft Research
- Visualizing Scientific Data: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
- Water from the Mountains, the Fourth Paradigm, and the Color of Snow
- Tony Hey
- Microsoft Research Connections
- Latin American Faculty Summit 2011
- Education and Scholarly Communication, Microsoft Research Connections
- Microsoft Research Connections Latin America
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