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Microsoft Research Asia Alumni is an association formed in 2016 for former employees, interns, and visiting scholars of Microsoft Research Asia (MSRA). The organization aims to enhance communication, resource sharing, and technical insights among its global members. It connects alumni from various fields, fostering a platform for sharing experiences and exchanging technical perspectives. The association emphasizes networking and collaboration, allowing members to engage in honest discussions about technology. It also focuses on community building, hosting events that reflect on shared history and future aspirations. With alumni active in industry leadership, education, and entrepreneurship worldwide, the association maintains strong ties to MSRA, which is viewed as a "mother school" by its members.











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