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Satisfiability Modulo Theories: An Appetizer SBMF 2009 - Gramado

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Cluster Computing with DryadLINQ

Cluster Computing with DryadLINQ. Mihai Budiu Microsoft Research, Silicon Valley Cloud computing: Infrastructure, Services, and Applications UC Berkeley, March 4 2009. Goal. Design Space. Grid. Internet. Data- parallel. Dryad. Search. Shared memory. Private d ata center.

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New Technologies and Horizons for Serious Games

New Technologies and Horizons for Serious Games University of Washington Who are we The present The future Policy considerations CSE Faculty Brian Curless Barbara Mones Zoran Popovi? David Salesin Steve Seitz John Zahorjan Rajesh Rao CSE faculty Faculty and collaborators

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MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0 Overview

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Classroom Presenter: Using Tablet PCs to promote classroom interaction

Classroom Presenter: Using Tablet PCs to promote classroom interaction. Richard Anderson University of Washington anderson@cs.washington.edu. Draw a picture of yourself. Circle this! . Classroom Presenter. Student Attention vs. Time. Attention.

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The Smoothed Analysis of Algorithms

The Smoothed Analysis of Algorithms. Daniel A. Spielman MIT. With Shang-Hua Teng (Boston University) John Dunagan (Microsoft Research) and Arvind Sankar (Goldman Sachs). Outline. Why?. What?. The Simplex Method. Gaussian Elimination. Other Problems. Conclusion. Problem:

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Verification of concurrent object-oriented programs

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panoramic viewfinder

panoramic viewfinder. patrick baudisch desney tan, drew steedly, eric rudolph, matt uyttendaele, chris pal, and richard szeliski microsoft research OZCHI 2005. Preview: overall area covered so far. Cropping frame : this area will survive cropping.

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Successful Fellowship and Grant Applications

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The F# language

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Verifying invariants in object-oriented programs

Verifying invariants in object-oriented programs . K. Rustan M. Leino Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA, USA. Joint work with Mike Barnett, Robert DeLine, Manuel Fahndrich, and Wolfram Schulte. ?. Computer Science Colloquium ETH Zurich 24 Nov 2003. Vision.

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Learning Relationships from Conversational Patterns

Learning Relationships from Conversational Patterns. Tanzeem Choudhury+ and Sumit Basu* +MIT Media Lab, Intel Research (Seattle) *MIT EECS/Media Lab, Microsoft Research (Redmond). From Conversations to Relationships. Modeling Relationships via Conversations:

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Program synthesis with Jennisys

Program synthesis with Jennisys. K. Rustan M. Leino Research in Software Engineering ( RiSE ), Microsoft Research, Redmond Aleksandar Milicevic MIT. IFIP Working Group 2.3 meeting Winchester, UK 22 September 2011. Post-mortem verification. Forward-looking design. Verification. Test.

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SMART QUILL

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Overcoming Limitations of Sampling for Aggregation Queries

Overcoming Limitations of Sampling for Aggregation Queries. Surajit Chaudhuri, Microsoft Research Gautam Das, Microsoft Research Mayur Datar, Stanford University Rajiv Motwani, Stanford University Vivek Narasayya, Microsoft Research. Presented by Daniel Kuang CSE@UTA. Outline.

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Ryen White, PhD Eric Horvitz, MD PhD AMIA November 2010

Web to World. Predicting Transitions from Self-Diagnosis to the Pursuit of Local Medical Assistance in Web Search. Ryen White, PhD Eric Horvitz, MD PhD AMIA November 2010. Microsoft Research. Pursuit of Insights about Consumer Experiences with Health Search.

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Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2007

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Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2007

Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2007. CS1: Where's It Going, And What Should We Be Thinking About?. Panelists Deepak Kumar, Bryn Mawr College Amy Gooch, University of Victoria Charles Isbell, GA Tech Moderator Jane Prey, Microsoft Research.

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Call To Action: What Can YOU Do To Help Attract and Retain Women In Computing

Call To Action: What Can YOU Do To Help Attract and Retain Women In Computing . Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2007. CS1: Where's It Going, And What Should We Be Thinking About?. Panelists Deepak Kumar, Bryn Mawr College Amy Gooch, University of Victoria Charles Isbell, GA Tech

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Interaction Patterns with a Classroom Feedback System: Making Time for Feedback

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