Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2007

Rick Rashid, Microsoft Research (Moderator)Daniel Reed, Microsoft Research

Edward Felten, Princeton University

Howard Schmidt, R & H Security Consulting LLC

Elizabeth Lawley, Rochester Institute of Technology

North

Am

erica

Latin

Am

erica

Asia

Afri

ca

Euro

pe

Aust

ralia

77%

5% 2%6%

2%8%

1. North America

2. Latin America

3. Asia

4. Africa

5. Europe

6. Australia

Gra

duate st

udent

Post

-doc

Univ

ersit

y facu

lty (1

– 5

year

s)

Univ

ersit

y facu

lty (6

– 10

year

s)

Univ

ersit

y facu

lty (1

1 – 15 y

ears)

Univ

ersit

y facu

lty (1

6 – 20 y

ears)

Univ

ersit

y facu

lty (2

1 or m

ore ye

ars)

Emplo

yed in

indust

ry or g

overn

ment

Micr

osoft

emplo

yee

Oth

er

6%

2%

28%

16%

2%3%2%

21%

13%

8%

1. Graduate student

2. Post-doc

3. University faculty (1 – 5 years)

4. University faculty (6 – 10 years)

5. University faculty (11 – 15 years)

6. University faculty (16 – 20 years)

7. University faculty (21 or more years)

8. Employed in industry or government

9. Microsoft employee

10. Other

Fem

ale

Male

69%

31%

1. Female

2. Male

Less

than 1

0 hours

11 –

20 hours

21 –

30 hours

31 –

40 hours

More

than 4

0 hours

15%

36%

25%

8%

16%

1. Less than 10 hours

2. 11 – 20 hours

3. 21 – 30 hours

4. 31 – 40 hours

5. More than 40 hours

Less

than 1

0 hours

11 –

20 hours

21 –

30 hours

31 –

40 hours

More

than 4

0 hours

53%

31%

5%3%8%

1. Less than 10 hours

2. 11 – 20 hours

3. 21 – 30 hours

4. 31 – 40 hours

5. More than 40 hours

cite

ulike

del.ic

io.u

s

Face

book

Flick

r

Linke

dIn

MySp

ace

Twitt

er

Win

dows L

ive

Word

Pre

ss

Oth

er

23

37

102

46

61

2123

2929

106

1. citeulike2. del.icio.us3. Facebook4. Flickr5. LinkedIn6. MySpace7. Twitter8. Windows Live9. Word Press10. Other

0 to

10

11 to

50

51 to

100

100 +

61%

12%6%

21%

1. 0 to 10

2. 11 to 50

3. 51 to 100

4. 100 +

Yes

No

60%

40%

1.Yes

2. No

Yes

No

78%

22%

1.Yes

2.No

Onlin

e new

s serv

ices

Socia

l netw

orks o

r media

New

spapers

Tele

visio

n or r

adio

Oth

er

59%

2% 3%

15%21%

1. Online news services

2. Social networks or media

3. Newspapers

4. Television or radio

5. Other

Yes

No

53%

47%

1.Yes

2.No

Mobile

Securit

y

Hard

ware

desig

n

Pro

toco

l Im

plem

entatio

n

Hum

an inte

rfacin

g

Netw

ork arc

hitect

ure

17%

4%9%

59%

11%

1. Mobile Security

2. Hardware design

3. Protocol Implementation

4. Human interfacing

5. Network architecture

Rick Rashid, Microsoft Research (Moderator)Daniel Reed, Microsoft Research

Edward Felten, Princeton University

Howard Schmidt, R & H Security Consulting LLC

Elizabeth Lawley, Rochester Institute of Technology

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