Why I Work at Microsoft Research Asia
Meet some of the the researchers at Microsoft Research Asia:
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Darren Edge When I first arrived at Microsoft Research Asia, I was told by my manager that work at the lab revolves around the six Ps of research: People, Programmes, Prototypes, Patents, Papers, and Products. Read more... |
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Steve Lin Upon finishing graduate school, I wanted to work in an exciting organization that would bring out my research potential and surround me with world-class talent. Read more... |
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Yasuyuki Matsushita I interned at Microsoft Research Asia in 2002 when I was a graduate student; I had known Microsoft Research Asia people through their publications before I came to Microsoft Research Asia as an intern. Read more... |
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Tetsuya Sakai I joined Microsoft Research Asia for many reasons, but two stand out: the fun of being able to collaborate on a global level and the overwhelming presence of Microsoft Research at research venues, such as international conferences. Read more... |
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John Warren A week can be a very long time in any job, in any company, but for those who work in the Microsoft Research Asia University Relations team no two weeks seem to be the same. Read more... |
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