Microsoft Research Lab – Redmond
Groups
Advancing the state-of-the-art in human-computer conversation, through work on dialog management, dialog state tracking, user modeling, language understanding, and language generation.
Collaborative biomedical research and innovation Note: This collaborative research effort has reached its conclusion. These pages are maintained for reference and archival purposes. When the COVID-19 pandemic began the global science and research community quickly ramped up its efforts in…
The Data Management, Mining and Exploration (DMX) Group at Microsoft Research was established in 1999 and was managed by Surajit Chaudhuri. In 2020, DMX and the Database Group merged to form the current Data Systems Group, which is managed by…
The Data Systems group at Microsoft Research works on problems in data management. Our current areas of focus include infrastructure for large-scale cloud database systems, storage and indexing in key-value stores and vector databases, leveraging modern hardware to accelerate performance in…
The charter of the Database Group at Microsoft Research Redmond is to increase the usefulness of database system technology to users by creating, extending, and applying database technology. To that end, we consult with product groups at Microsoft and take…
The Deep Learning group advances the state-of-the-art in deep learning to achieve general intelligence. We develop algorithms, models, and systems in deep supervised and unsupervised learning, deep reinforcement learning, and neural-symbolic reasoning, and then pursue breakthroughs in computer vision, natural language processing, multimodal intelligence, time…
The EPIC (Extended Perception, Interaction & Cognition) Research Group is an interdisciplinary group of researchers, engineers, scientists, and designers at Microsoft Research who address fundamental issues in Human-Computer Interaction through prototyping, system-building, design sketching, and observational study of human behavior.
The Future Experiences (FX) research group is an interdisciplinary group of researchers, engineers, scientists, and designers at Microsoft Research who address fundamental issues in human-computer interaction and human-centered AI through prototyping, system-building, design sketching, and observational study of human behavior.
The Microsoft Research Hardware Lab provides electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, design, prototyping, fabrication, and related services to push forward the state of the art across all research domains.