Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2005 — Computing Research in India: A Sampling

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Dr. Uday Desai, Dr. Y. N. Srikant, and Dr. Arobinda Gupta will each cover various topics in the Indian academic research community, such as mobile computing, wireless networks, and compilers. This session will give a flavor of research being conducted in India on these research topics.



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