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We strive to create an environment conducive to many different types of research across many different time scales and levels of risk.
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Our researchers drive advancements in computer science through both fundamental and applied research.
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Data Management

Data Mining & Modeling

Information Retrieval & the Web

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Machine Perception

Machine Translation

Natural Language Processing

Speech Processing

Computing Systems & Quantum AI

Distributed Systems & Parallel Computing

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Mobile Systems

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Robotics

Security, Privacy, & Abuse Prevention

Software Engineering

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Distributed Systems & Parallel Computing

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Mobile Systems

Networking

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Robotics

Security, Privacy, & Abuse Prevention

Software Engineering

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Science, AI & Society

Climate & Sustainability

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Climate & Sustainability

Economics & Electronic Commerce

Education Innovation

General Science

Health & Bioscience

Human-Computer Interaction and Visualization
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We regularly open-source projects with the broader research community and apply our developments to Google products.
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Publishing our work allows us to share ideas and work collaboratively to advance the field of computer science.
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We make products, tools, and datasets available to everyone with the goal of building a more collaborative ecosystem.
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Supporting the next generation of researchers through a wide range of programming.
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Participating in the academic research community through meaningful engagement with university faculty.
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F1 Query: Declarative Querying at Scale

Bart Samwel

John Cieslewicz

Ben Handy

Jason Govig

Petros Venetis

Chanjun Yang

Keith Peters

Jeff Shute

Daniel Tenedorio

Himani Apte

Felix Weigel

David G Wilhite

Jiacheng Yang

Jun Xu

Jiexing Li

Zhan Yuan

Craig Chasseur

Qiang Zeng

Ian Rae

Anurag Biyani

Andrew Harn

Yang Xia

Andrey Gubichev

Amr El-Helw

Orri Erling

Allen Yan

Mohan Yang

Yiqun Wei

Thanh Do

Colin Zheng

Goetz Graefe

Somayeh Sardashti

Ahmed Aly

Divy Agrawal

Ashish Gupta

Shivakumar Venkataraman

PVLDB (2018), pp. 1835-1848

Shasta: Interactive Reporting at Scale

Gokul Nath Babu Manoharan

Stephan Ellner

Karl Schnaitter

Sridatta Chegu

Alejandro Estrella-Balderrama

Stephan Gudmundson

Apurv Gupta

Ben Handy

Bart Samwel

Chad Whipkey

Larysa Aharkava

Himani Apte

Nitin Gangahar

Jun Xu

Shivakumar Venkataraman

Divy Agrawal

Jeffrey D. Ullman

SIGMOD, San Francisco, CA (2016) (to appear)

F1: A Distributed SQL Database That Scales

Jeff Shute

Radek Vingralek

Bart Samwel

Ben Handy

Chad Whipkey

Eric Rollins

Mircea Oancea

Kyle Littleﬁeld

David Menestrina

Stephan Ellner

John Cieslewicz

Ian Rae

Traian Stancescu

Himani Apte

VLDB (2013)

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