Microsoft Research and Harvard School of Public Health Recognized in the 2025 Webby Awards
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It’s web awards season, and once again, we’re thrilled to share 10up projects and clients recognized in the 29th Annual Webby Awards: Microsoft Research and Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The Webby Awards honor excellence on the Internet, celebrating the most innovative and impactful websites, apps, and digital experiences.
Microsoft Research is an Honoree in the Websites and Mobile Sites – Business Blog/Website category. We’ve worked with Microsoft Research for a decade, most recently redesigning and building this Webby-recognized site and co-creating generative AI-powered experiences. Our most recent AI experience built in partnership with Microsoft’s team, enables researchers to rapidly identify papers and projects of interest and helps build meaningful relationships across research teams. We also provide enterprise-grade infrastructure support and optimization on Azure for these sites.
Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health has also been nominated for a Webby Award for Websites and Mobile Sites – School/University. We partnered with longtime collaborator Wide Eye, who expertly harnessed their creative agency’s focus on public sector and political work to lead design and content strategy, while our team spearheaded engineering and delivery, including in-browser refinement. You can vote in the People’s Choice Award for Harvard’s School of Public Health.
Fueled+10up’s work has consistently been recognized by the Webby Awards for excellence, including four nominations in last year’s 28th Annual Webby Awards, and a high of seven nominations in 2021.
If you’re interested in making your own website award-worthy, get in touch.