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Wolfgang Schmidt
Wolfgang Schmidt, a scientist at the Jülich Centre for Neutron Science, describes how he used Mathematica to calculate, simulate, and analyze designs for new optical components installed in a powerful neutron spectrometer.
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Joseph Hirl
Joseph Hirl, founder of Agilis Energy, explains how Mathematica powers energy saving solutions as the core technology behind the company's dynamic energy analysis application.
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Fritz Lebowsky
Fritz Lebowsky, a senior principal engineer at STMicroelectronics, describes how he uses Mathematica to develop, test, and communicate new image quality algorithms based on the needs of the company's product developers and customers.
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Kenzo Nakamura
Kenzo Nakamura describes how Mathematica inspired him to create mathematics-related art. In Japanese.
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Brian Frezza
Brian Frezza describes how Emerald Therapeutics uses Mathematica for all tasks in the company's antiviral research workflow, from developing functions to processing and storing data, designing and managing experiments, presenting findings, and even controlling lab instruments.
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Daniel Zicha
See how Daniel Zicha, head of Light Microscopy at Cancer Research UK, uses Mathematica to develop light microscopy techniques for biomedical research in applications of image processing and analysis methods.
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Diego Oviedo-Salcedo
See how Diego Oviedo-Salcedo, a PhD candidate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, uses Mathematica to investigate river-aquifer interactions as part of his civil engineering research.
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Diego Oviedo-Salcedo
See how Diego Oviedo-Salcedo, a PhD candidate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, uses Mathematica to investigate river-aquifer interactions as part of his civil engineering research. Includes Spanish audio.
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Eric Schulz
See how mathematics instructor Eric Schulz used CDF to deliver an interactive textbook, giving a new model for visual instruction and learning.
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Nathan Myhrvold
Mathematica's graphing capabilities give cookbook author Nathan Myhrvold the right tool to show the science behind cooking techniques, including heat transfer and the growth of pathogens.
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Stuart Nettleton
Mathematica's productive programming language, data handling, and scalability has saved Stuart Nettleton, a senior lecturer at the University of Technology, Sydney, years of development time in his research. He describes the advantages in this video.
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Paul Abbott
Paul Abbott, a faculty member in the school of physics at the University of Western Australia, uses Mathematica to build courseware, from lectures to exams. His students visualize surfaces, explore concepts interactively, hypothesize results, and check their work—all in Mathematica.
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Bruce Torrence
Using Mathematica's Manipulate command to create instant dynamic interfaces dramatically helps students understand mathematics. Bruce Torrence, chair of the department of mathematics at Randolph-Macon College, explains in this video. Includes Spanish audio.
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Bruce Torrence
Using Mathematica's Manipulate command to create instant dynamic interfaces dramatically helps students understand mathematics. Bruce Torrence, chair of the department of mathematics at Randolph-Macon College, explains in this video.
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Dana Vazzana
This video features Dana Vazzana, an associate professor of mathematics at Truman State University, who explains why integrating Mathematica into her university-level math classes helps students gain deeper understanding of concepts and insights into real-world applications. Includes Spanish audio.
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Dana Vazzana
This video features Dana Vazzana, an associate professor of mathematics at Truman State University, who explains why integrating Mathematica into her university-level math classes helps students gain deeper understanding of concepts and insights into real-world applications.
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Philip Zecher
In this video, Philip Zecher, the chief risk officer at EQA Partners, LP, describes how the global hedge fund company used Mathematica to build a comprehensive system to quickly analyze markets, respond to investor requests, and reduce data errors. Includes Spanish audio.
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Philip Zecher
In this video, Philip Zecher, the chief risk officer at EQA Partners, LP, describes how the global hedge fund company used Mathematica to build a comprehensive system to quickly analyze markets, respond to investor requests, and reduce data errors.
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Joel Drouillard
Research analyst Joel Drouillard uses Mathematica's data handling for an accurate picture and deeper understanding of how clients search for fixed income securities. He explains the advantages in this video. Includes Spanish audio.
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Joel Drouillard
Research analyst Joel Drouillard uses Mathematica's data handling for an accurate picture and deeper understanding of how clients search for fixed income securities. He explains the advantages in this video.
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Zhilan Feng
Zhilan Feng, a CDC collaborating researcher, uses Mathematica's computational power to develop and analyze a model of the dynamics and control of H1N1 via medications. Includes Spanish audio.
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Zhilan Feng
Zhilan Feng, a CDC collaborating researcher, uses Mathematica's computational power to develop and analyze a model of the dynamics and control of H1N1 via medications.
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Yu-Feng Lin
Using interactive manipulations created with Mathematica, the Illinois State Water Survey studies groundwater recharge and discharge, as deemed critical by the National Research Council. Hydrogeologist Yu-Feng Lin explains the advantages gained from using Mathematica in this video.
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Mike Ulrey
Mathematica's graphical and visualization capabilities play a crucial role in developing models to analyze and test the safety of new flight operations. Mike Ulrey, a member of the advanced air traffic management team at Boeing, explains why in this video. Includes Spanish audio.
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