Inside Microsoft's Global Research Lab With Dr. Peter Lee (479)

Shirtloads of Science by Karl Kruszelnicki

Jun 20, 202634:04Science & Medicine

This episode I'm joined by Dr Peter Lee, Head of Research at Microsoft, to explore the ideas shaping the future of technology. Leading 14 research laboratories globally and overseeing a research and development program t...

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