Editor’s Choice, Part IV, of Microsoft Research TechFest Tour

March 21st, 2007 | Robert Scoble

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Here are the best parts from the second tape I shot during my tour of Microsoft Research’s TechFest with Kevin Schofield. On this “short” you’ll see:

Jon Howell showing us a new kind of login: one where you recognize whether a cat is a cat.

Concurrent programming (building systems for multi-core chips) with Michael Isard.

Meet Jennifer Chayes, mathematician.

Tags: Jennifer Chayes, Jon Howell, Kevin Schofield, Michael Isard, Microsoft Research, TechFest

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