HIV is one of the world’s primary health concerns. Researchers at Microsoft are collaborating with leading HIV scientific centers to bring together research expertise and cutting-edge computing technology in to the fight against the virus. Computational tools are available here (opens in new tab).
In the news
Washington Post, 2016 (opens in new tab)
Geek Wire, 2013 (opens in new tab)
Fast Company, 2012 (opens in new tab)
Microsoft Blog, 2011 (opens in new tab)
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