With
carrying out my own database research wanted to find out how many database
research groups exist. I have found that quite a large number of
database research groups worldwide exist.
A
few of the ones I have discovered are
European
database research groups
A list of the groups is
Microsoft
Research Database Group
The
group is to increase the usefulness of database systems to users by creating,
extending, and applying database technology. They are located in Redmond,
Washington, which is in the greater Seattle area.
Gray
Systems Lab
The
Microsoft Jim Gray Systems Lab is a collaborative effort between Microsoft and
the Computer Sciences Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that
started in March 2008.
Database
Systems Group University of Wisconsin—Madison
They
have been conducting database related research for almost 30 years
Berkeley
Database Group
Berkeley
has led database systems research for over a quarter century. Their research
covers new challenges in data management, as well as data-centric approaches to
diverse areas including distributed systems, programming languages, statistical
computation, human computing and interaction, and technology for developing
regions.
University
of Washington Database Group
The
University of Washington's database group aims at broadening the focus of
database and data management techniques beyond their traditional scope. They
do both theoretical and systems work in areas such as probabilistic databases,
stream processing, sensor-based monitoring, databases and the web, XML, data
management for ubiquitous computing, data integration, and data mining.
DBG
Database Group MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab
The
database group at MIT conducts research on all areas of database systems and
information management. Projects range from the design of new user interfaces
and query languages to low-level query execution issues, ranging from design of
new systems for database analytics and main memory databases to query
processing in next generation pervasive and ubiquitous environments, such as
sensor networks, wide area information systems, personal databases, and the
Web.
University
of Waterloo, Canada
The
group's research is broad-based addressing both extending and enhancing
database management systems (DBMS), and data management for new domains. The
research focuses on data management issues as they apply to complex objects,
geometric and spatial data, video and audio data, historical data, structured
documents and text, and real-time data as well as to traditional relational
database systems. This wide coverage mirrors the expanding role of database
systems in managing very large amounts of diverse data.
DR@Y
Database
Research At Yale
Database
Research and Development Group
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