Microsoft today announced the beta release of its Windows Live Academic Search service in seven countries. The new search service is designed to help students, researchers and university faculty conduct research across a spectrum of academic journals. The program is a cooperative effort between Windows Live Search, industry association CrossRef and more than 10 leading publishers. The initial beta release will target the subjects of computer science, electrical engineering and physics, and the company is working with multiple organizations to bring new subjects online in the near future.

In totaly unrelated news, Google has officially taken the wraps off its Calendar service (overview), and it is now freely available as a public beta. The Calendar uses an asynchronous XML and JavaScript interface with a layout and color scheme quite similar to Gmail's. It allows users to share their calendar with other people, as well as set up multiple calendars, send invitations, quickly add events, and search through one or more calendars. The service also integrates with Gmail, which Google claims now automatically recognizes "events mentioned in emails."<

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