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Collaboration in North America

University and institute collaborations in the United States and Canada

We are building partnerships with academia, industry, and government to advance computer science, education, and scientific research that relies on advanced computing.


 

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Academic and Research Awards

Projects and Institutes

We sponsor research institutes in partnership with universities in North America to support basic research and advance the curriculum for computer sciences. We also sponsor specific research projects at  universities.

  • Current Collaborative Projects: Supported Research in North America
  • Case Studies: Results from Collaborative Projects in North America
  • Collaborative Institutes in North America:
    • Center for Collaborative Technologies, University of Washington
    • Games for Learning Institute, New York University
    • IPRE - Institute for Personal Robots in Education at Georgia Institute of Technology
    • Microsoft-Carnegie Mellon Center for Computational Thinking, Carnegie Mellon University
    • Microsoft Center for Interaction Design and Visualization at the University of Maryland
    • Microsoft Center for Research on Pen-Centric Computing, Brown University
    • UPCRC - Universal Parallel Computing Research Center, University of California, Berkeley
    • UPCRC - Universal Parallel Computing Research Center, University of Illinois