SUPERBOOK Research Project at UCL

AutoAdmin Project at Microsoft Research: Lessons Learned

The AutoAdmin project was started at Microsoft Research in 1996. The goal of AutoAdmin is to develop technology that makes database systems more self-tuning and self-managing. Initially, we focused mainly on the physical database design problem. In subsequent years we broadened our focus and studied a number of other problems: database monitoring, execution feedback for query optimization, flex...

The New EasyLiving Project at Microsoft Research

EasyLiving is a new project in intelligent environments at Microsoft Research. We are working to make computing more accessible and more pervasive than today’s desktop computer. More specifically, our goal is to develop a prototype architecture and technologies for building intelligent environments that facilitate the unencumbered interaction of people with other people, with computers, and wit...

Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research

Simple Scalable Internet Multicast Ucl Research Note Rn/99/21

Despite years of attempting to nd a solution to Internet-wide IP multicast acceptable to both In-ternet Service Providers (ISPs) and end-users (applications), the solutions that have emerged are either relatively complex requiring signiicant administrative and protocol coordination, or have been found to be lacking in one or more crucial respects. This paper introduces Simple Multicast(SM), a n...

001 Op: Ucl Qualitative Health Research Symposium 2017: Collaboration in Qualitative Health Research

In recent years, there have been increasing calls for collaboration between academia and the wider healthcare community in health research. This is largely driven by efforts to engage the public in the “co-production” of evidence-based healthcare and healthcare decision-making, as well as penetrate borders between disciplines. As a result, traditional “lone researcher” models of qualitative hea...