Opened in July 2008, Microsoft Research New England continues to build on Microsoft’s commitment to collaborate with the broader research community and to advance the state of the art in multiple areas of computing research. The lab is pursuing new, interdisciplinary areas of research that bring together core computer scientists and social scientists to understand, model, and enable the computing and online experiences of the future. Learn more...
From the Director
“Microsoft Research New England focuses on interdisciplinary work, integrating the more mathematical and algorithmic sciences with both the social sciences and aspects of the biomedical sciences. Our work includes applied projects in areas such as economics, social media, and health care, as well as more theoretical projects in areas such as mathematics and cryptography. The researchers in our lab collaborate closely with the vibrant local academic community. Our primary goal is to advance the state of the art in interdisciplinary research, and our research also enhances Microsoft products and services both through direct transfer of technology and through impact on Microsoft strategy.” Read more...
— Jennifer Chayes, Managing Director, Microsoft Research New England
Research Areas
- Computational Biology
- Computer Science
- Algorithms and Game Theory
- Complexity, Cryptography, and Communication
- Machine Learning
- Systems and Security
- Vision
- Economics and Game Theory
- Mathematics
- Networks
- Social Media
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Careers at Microsoft Research
We are always looking for exceptional researchers, post-docs, and interns. For more information about a career at Microsoft Research New England, see:
Speakers and Lectures
- Predicting and Understanding the 2012 Election
Cambridge, MA ·19 October 2012 - Charles River Lectures on Probability and Related Topics
Cambridge, Mass., U.S. ·5 October 2012 - ORCID Outreach Meeting May 2012
Cambridge, MA, U.S. ·17 May 2012
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Microsoft Research New England
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Cambridge, MA 02142
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