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Natasa is a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research Cambridge. Her research interests are in how people find, use and create digital content within broad social and organisational contexts. She leads development of technical concepts and research strategy for the Integrated Systems Group at MSRC.
Personal web page: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/people/natasamf/default.aspx
She has led several projects involving Crucible members:
