Open Data for Open Science 2012 Lightning Talks / Closing Remarks

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This video from Open Data for Open Science 2012: DevelopersΓÇÖ Training for Environmental Research includes the following lightning talks as well as the event's closing remarks. - F# for Windows AzureΓÇöEvelyn Viegas, Microsoft Research - Academic SearchΓÇöAlex Wade, Dean Guo, Microsoft Research - Microsoft TranslatorΓÇöKristen Toll, Microsoft Research - CLEO ΓÇô Cutting the Longtail in Environmental ObservationΓÇöJie Liu, Microsoft Research - Kinect for Windows DemoΓÇöJonathan Fay, Microsoft Research Host: Yan Xu, Microsoft Research



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