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Mathematica
IT Enquirer, 17 December 2008, "Mathematica 7 Most Important Upgrade Ever," Erik Vlietinck. [online version]
The Reference Frame, 13 December 2008, "Mathematica WeatherData: 17,168 Stations," Luboš Motl. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 8 December 2008, "Notes on Mathematica 7: Parallelize on Ubuntu," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Stephen Kinsella, Ph.D, 5 December 2008, "First Impressions of Mathematica 7," Stephen Kinsella. [online version]
Harry Schwartz Eats The World, 3 December 2008, "Harry Schwartz Eats Mathematica 7," Harry Schwartz. [online version]
Hackszine.com, 2 December 2008, "Image Processing in Mathematica," Jason Striegel.
The Reference Frame, 2 December 2008, "Mathematica 7," Luboš Motl. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Portal, 1 December 2008, "Mathematica 7: A Review," Mike Riley. [online version]
vnunet.com, 28 November 2008, "First Look: Mathematica 7," Dave Bailey. [online version]
metcaffeination, 22 November 2008, "The Next Mathematica," Tom Metcalf. [online version]
Government Computer News, 20 November 2008, "Mathematica Goes Parallel," Joab Jackson. [online version]
CNET News, 19 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Arrives with Built-in Human Genome," Stephen Shankland. [online version]
MacNN, 19 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Adds Image and Parallel Processing." [online version]
Macworld, 19 November 2008, "Wolfram Introduces Mathematica 7," Peter Cohen. [online version]
Ogle Earth, 19 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Does GIS," Stefan Geens. [online version]
Personal Computer World, 19 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Gets the Picture," Clive Akass. [online version]
The Spline, 19 November 2008, "Mathematica 7," Stephen Luttrell. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 19 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Released," Michael Croucher. [online version]
ChapterZero, 18 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Is Here!" Alex. [online version]
Slashdot, 18 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Launched," Ed Pegg. [online version]
Teaching College Math Technology Blog, 18 November 2008, "Mathematica 7 Is for Everyone," Maria Andersen. [online version]
a.zanolini, 6 October 2008, "Mathematica," A. Zanolini. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 8 July 2008, "What's New in Mathematica 6.0.3?" Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 26 June 2008, "Mathematica Turns 20 - Math Geeks Drink Champagne in Cave!" Michael Croucher. [online version]
Z Trek: The Alan Zeichick Weblog, 24 June 2008, "Two Decades of Mathematica," Alan Zeichick. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Code Talk, 23 June 2008, "Happy Birthday, Mathematica!" Mike Riley. [online version]
Perdido Art Journal, 21 April 2008, "The Art of Maths: Mathematica," Nick Azar. [online version]
Macworld, 8 April 2008, "Macworld Awards 2008 Nominations." [online version]
MacResearch, 17 March 2008, "Interview with Theodore Gray of Wolfram Research, Inc." Drew McCormack. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 12 March 2008, "What's New in Mathematica 6.0.2?" Michael Croucher. [online version]
Cadalyst, 1 February 2008, "Mathematica 6 (Cadalyst Labs Review)," Mike Hudspeth. [online version]
Software Editorial, 3 December 2007, "Wolfram Research Mathematica 6 Review," Mike Hubbartt.
Macworld, 1 November 2007, p. 56, "Mathematica Review," Mike Hubbartt. [online version]
PC Pro, November 2007, "Mathematica and NKS," Jon Honeyball. [online version]
OR/MS Today, October 2007, "Mathematica 6," ManMohan S. Sodhi. [online version]
Daily Nebraskan, 25 September 2007, "Wolfram Research Presents Innovative Math Software Program," Steve Scharf. [online version]
Mathematics and Computer Education, Fall 2007, "Mathematica Version 6," Neal Grandgenett. [online version]
MacLife.com, 30 July 2007, "Wolfram Research Mathematica 6," Carey Myslewski. [online version]
Scientific Computing, 1 July 2007, "New Software for Scientists and Engineers: The Good and the Bad," John A. Wass. [online version]
Scientific Computing, July 2007, "A Very Significant Advance in Computational Power," John A. Wass. [online version]
AIAA: Aerospace America, July 2007, "Mathematica 6: A New Revolution?" John D. Binder. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, June/July 2007, "The Cheminformatics Challenge," Clare Sansom. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, June/July 2007, "Making Child's Play of Power Tools," Felix Grant. [online version]
IEEE Spectrum, June 2007, "Mathematics and More," Kenneth R. Foster. [online version]
IT Enquirer, 29 May 2007, "Mathematica 6: The Best Upgrade So Far," Erik Vlietinck.
Test & Measurement World, 16 May 2007, "Mathematica Gets an Overhaul." [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Portal, 15 May 2007, "What's New in Mathematica 6.0," Mike Riley. [online version]
Personal Computer Magazine, 6 May 2007, "Mathematica 6." [online version]
Gizmag.com, 6 May 2007, "Mathematica Reinvents Itself in Version 6." [online version]
The News-Gazette, 3 May 2007, "Wolfram Research, Mathematica Enter New Software Era," Greg Kline. [online version]
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (German), 2 May 2007, "Wolfram Research Präsentiert Mathematica 6," George Szpiro. [online version]
Macworld, 2 May 2007, "Mathematica 6 Emerges 'Reinvented'," Peter Cohen. [online version]
Ars Technica, 2 May 2007, "Mathematica 6.0 for Mac Brings Easy Interface Creation," Justin Berka. [online version]
ZDNet, 1 May 2007, "Stephen Wolfram: Reinventing Mathematica," Dan Farber and Larry Dignan. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, May 2007, "Mathematica 6," Felix Grant. [online version]
R&D Magazine, May 2007, "Wolfram Reinvents Mathematica," Tim Studt. [online version]
Desktop Engineering, May 2007, "Mathematica 6 Unleashed."
eWEEK, 22 January 2007, "The 25 Killer Apps of All Time," Peter Coffee. [online version]
Nihon Joho Sangyo Shimbun (Japanese), 15 January 2007, "The Next Version of Mathematica Will Provide a Development Environment."
Matematicamente.it (Italian), January 2007, pp. 52-56, "Recen ... Soft," Luca Barletta.
Mac+ (Portuguese), vol. 1, no. 7, pp. 56-61, "Mathematica: O Mac a Servico da Matematica," Ótavio Corrêa Cordeiro.
Japan.internet.com, 27 December 2006, "Compute the Universe." [online version]
Nikkei Software, 18 December 2006, "Mathematica Software Is Not Only for Calculation Anymore," Masanori Nakajo. [online version]
The Union-Tribune, 14 December 2006, "School Tries to Stand Out," Sherry Saavedra. [online version]
American Scientist, July/August 2006, "The Topology and Combinatorics of Soccer Balls," Dieter Kotschick. [online version]
Medical Design, 9 May 2006, "Math Software Helps Build Spinal-Disc Prostheses," Leslie Gordon.
The American Statistician, May 2006, vol. 60, no. 2, pp. 176-186, "Mathematica 5.2: A Review," Joseph M. Hilbe. [online version]
eWEEK.com, 9 March 2006, "eWEEK Podcast #38," Peter Coffee. [online version]
Mac Fan, January 2006, p. 34, "Mathematica Can Now Do Even Higher Level Computation by Efficiently Utilizing Multicore Environments."
Macworld, 16 December 2005, "2005 Editors' Choice Awards: The Best Mac Hardware and Software of the Year." [online version]
Scientific Computing, December 2005, "Mathematics 2005 Products of the Year Winner: Mathematica." [online version]
Automatizace, December 2005, vol. 48, no. 12, pp. 759-760, "Program Mathematica Se Prosazuje," Ivan Zelinka.
IT Pro, 17 November 2005, "Mathematica Is Superior as Programmer's Workbench," Masanori Nakajo. [online version]
Elektronik, 18 October 2005, p. 16, "Mathematica 5.2 Durchbricht 32-bit Schallmauer."
Computerworld Russia (Russian), 18 October 2005, p. 18, "The Mathematica Lessons," Dmitriy Zhelvitskiy. [online version]
PC Professionell (Chinese), September 2005, pp. 44, 50, "Mathematica 5.2," Gang Hu. [online version]
Scientific Computing & Instrumentation, July 2005, p. 24, "Mathematics Readers' Choice Award Winner: Mathematica."
IEEE Spectrum, June 2005, p. 74, "Higher Math: The Latest Upgrade of the Venerable Mathematica Software Package Adds Clever Goodies," Kenneth R. Foster.
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 12 April 2005, vol. 127, no. 16, p. 6134, "Mathematica 5.1," Dmitrii E. Makarov. [online version]
Macworld, 4 March 2005, "Mathematica 5.1: Seemingly Small Upgrade Is a Big Deal," Charles Seiter. [online version]
PC Plus, March 2005, p. 57, "Wolfram Mathematica 5.1," Wilf Hey.
NASA Tech Briefs, March 2005, p. 12, "Product of the Month: Mathematica 5.1."
Dr. Dobb's Journal, March 2005, pp. 84-86, "The Blind Men and the Elephant," Michael Swaine. [online version]
Desktop Engineering, March 2005, vol. 10, issue7, pp. 34-35, "Complex Number Cruncher," Barry Simon.
PC Magazine, 16 February 2005, "Mathematica 5.1," by Barry Simon. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Journal, February 2005, pp. 66-68, "Loners and Guerrillas," Michael Swaine. [online version]
Science, 28 January 2005, p. 605, "Mathematica Upgrade."
Pixel, December/January 2005, pp. 30-31, "Mathematica, outil pour l'image," Elisa Valvygne.
eWEEK Magazine, 6 December 2004, vol. 21, issue 49, p. 58, "Mathematica 5.1's Web Services Add Up," Peter Coffee. [online version]
OR/MS Today, December 2004, pp. 54-58, "Mathematica 5.1: Additional Features Make Software Well-Suited for Operations Research Professionals," ManMohan S. Sodhi. [online version]
Nihon Joho Sangyo Shimbun (Japanese), 29 November 2004, p. 3, "Special Interview: Advanced Calculation Software Mathematica."
EDN Japan, 18 November 2004, "Wolfram Research in the USA Has Released the New Version of the Numerical Calculation Tool 'Mathematica'," Norihiro Satsukawa.
Economic Daily, 11 November 2004, p. 12, "Mathematica in Theory and Practice Seminar."
Business Edge, 2 September 2004, vol. 4, no. 30, "Math Programs Add Up to Competitive Edge," Geoffrey Shmigelsky. [online version]
College Mathematics Journal, September 2004, vol. 35, no. 4, pp. 262-273, "Rocket Math," Stan Wagon, Cliff Stoll, and Daniel Flath.
Scientific Computing World, July/August 2004, "Changing the World with Technical Computing," Conrad Wolfram. [online version]
SIAM Review, July 2004, vol. 46, no. 3, pp. 564-568, "Mathematica 5.0," John D. Carter.
Parabola, vol. 40, no. 1, pp. 24-28, "Review of Mathematica 5.0.0," Bruce Henry.
Workstation Planet, 12 March 2004, "Mathematica Applications Add Up," Dan Costa. [online version]
Computeralgebra Rundbrief, March 2004, pp. 19-22, "Mathematica 5.0--ein Interview mit Tom Wickham-Jones, Wolfram Inc.," Ulrich Kortenkamp.
Macworld, January 2004, pp. 40-41, "Mathematica 5: Significant Speed Improvements Make Math App the Last Word in Numbers," Charles Seiter. [online version]
OR/MS Today, December 2003, pp. 44-47, "Mathematica 5: 'Mathematical System' Offers Wealth of Features for Operations Research Professionals," ManMohan S. Sodhi. [online version]
Computer Shopper, December 2003, p. 51, "Review: Maths Software," Mike James.
Scientific Computing & Instrumentation, November 2003, pp. 55-57, "More than Crunching Numbers," John A. Wass.
Personal Computer Magazine (Dutch), November 2003, p. 48, "Mathematica 5: Wiskundige Krijgt Turbo Door Spectaculaire Rekensnelheid," Ap de Smits.
Mathematics Teacher, November 2003, p. 606, "Mathematica for Students 4.2," Hari P. Koirala.
PC World Mikro (Serbian), October 2003, p. 27, "Nova verzija Matematike," Gradimir V. Milovanovic. [online version]
PC Achat (French), October 2003, p. 82, "Mathematica 5: La référence du calcul scientifique."
Macworld, October 2003, p. 44, "Maths Master: Mathematica 5," Paul Whelan.
Macworld (French), October 2003, p. 42, "Calcul Symbolique et Numérique: Mathematica 5," Pierre-Alain Boucard.
Education Update, October 2003, "Wolfram Research's Mathematica 5," Mitchell Levine. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Journal, October 2003, pp. 60-63, "Reading, Writing, 'Rithmetic," Michael Swaine.
Bug (Croatian), October 2003, pp. 103-108, "Algoritmi na speedu," Dragan Petric.
Scientific Computing World, September/October 2003, pp. 55-57, "Gimme Five...," Felix Grant. [online version]
Government Computer News, 22 September 2003, "Mathematica 5 Can Solve the Big Ones," John McCormick.
PC Magazine, 2 September 2003, p. 56, "Mathematica 5.0 Adds Up," Barry Simon. [online version]
Linux Enterprise (German), September 2003, p. 10, "Mathematica 5 zum Jubiläum," Armin Röhrl and Stefan Schmiedl.
Desktop Engineering, September 2003, pp. 30-31, "Mathematica 5.0," Barry Simon.
c't (German), August 2003, p. 77, "Numerik-Nachhilfe: Mathematica 5.0 rechnet schneller," Jens-Peer Kuska.
Scientific Computing World, July/August 2003, pp. 67-68, "How to Get the Best out of Optimisation Software," Brian Cogan. [online version]
eWEEK, 14 July 2003, pp. 69-70, "Mathematica Powers Range of Apps," Peter Coffee. [online version]
IT Enquirer, 6 July 2003, "Wolfram
Research: Mathematica 5," Erik Vlietinck.
The News-Gazette, 24 June 2003, pp. A1, A5, "Wolfram
Research Marks 15 Years, New Mathematica," Greg Kline.
CADwire.net, 22 May 2003, "Wolfram Releases
webMathematica 2.0," Dr. Joel Orr. [online version]
Mathematics and Computer Education, Spring 2003, pp. 256-257, "Mathematica Version 4.2 (Windows Version)," Charles Ashbacher.
Mathematica Home Edition
The Eponymous Pickle, 5 February 2009, "Wolfram Mathematica Home Edition," Franz Dill. [online version]
BusinessWeek, 5 February 2009, "Mathematica Made Affordable," Stephen Wildstrom. [online version]
Macworld, 5 February 2009, "Mathematica Home Edition Released," Peter Cohen. [online version]
Mathematica Player Family
Gizmag, 2 April 2008, "Mathematica Player Pro - New Application Delivery System for Mathematica." [online version]
Cadalyst, 2 April 2008, "Wolfram Research: Math-Data Deployment." [online version]
MacNN, 1 April 2008, "Mathematica Player Pro Runtime Tool Debuts." [online version]
Macsimum News, 16 October 2007, "Wolfram Releases Free Mathematica Player," Dennis Sellers. [online version]
The Spline, 15 October 2007, "Mathematica Player Online Conversion," Stephen Luttrell. [online version]
Wolfram Demonstrations Project
Teaching College Math Technology Blog, 5 January 2009, "2008 Top 10 Technology Tools for Math," Maria Andersen. [online version]
MAA Focus, January 2009, "The Wolfram Demonstrations Project," Olivia M. Carducci. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 17 December 2008, "Wolfram Demonstrations Upgraded to Version 7," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 7 December 2008, "Maths Demonstrations for Christmas," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 30 November 2008, "Mathematical Christmas Cards - Walking Randomly Christmas Challenge," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 10 November 2008, "Wolfram Demonstrations Exceeds 4000 Submissions," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 9 October 2008, "More Excuses for Celebration Thanks to Wolfram Demonstrations," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 30 September 2008, "Updated Tangram Games on Wolfram Demonstrations," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 22 August 2008, "Wolfram Demonstrations Has a Makeover," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Scientific Computing, 4 August 2008, "Adventures with the Wolfram Demonstrations Project," John A. Wass. [online version]
William J. Polley, 1 August 2008, "Short-Run Cost Curves," William J. Polley. [online version]
Is all about math.com, 10 July 2008, "Creating a Mathematica Demonstration on Fermat's Theorem on Stationary Points," Julio de la Yncera. [online version]
Motion Engineering Corner, 17 June 2008, "A Gyroscopic Joint." [online version]
Walking Randomly, 19 March 2008, "Music from the Rationals," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Boing Boing, 8 March 2008, "Using Mathematica to Decorate Easter Eggs," Cory Doctorow. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 7 March 2008, "Demonstrations for Pi Day," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 14 February 2008, "The Valentine's Equations," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 6 February 2008, "Hello World - Mathematica Style," Michael Croucher. [online version]
The Number Warrior, 31 January 2008, "2359 Demonstrations and Counting," Jason Dyer. [online version]
Mathematica Programming, 16 December 2007, "Wolfram Demonstration Project." [online version]
EduResources Weblog, 3 December 2007, "Wolfram Mathematics Demonstrations Project," Joseph Hart. [online version]
T.H.E. Journal, October 2007, "Problem Solvers," Neal Starkman. [online version]
T.H.E. Journal, September 2007, "Wolfram Delivers Math Demos for RM Curricula," Dave Nagel. [online version]
Grey Matters, 24 August 2007, "Wolfram Demonstrations." [online version]
Scientific Computing World: Education blog, 4 June 2007, "Mathemagica--Mathematica Player Completes the Magic Square." [online version]
The Long Tail, 15 May 2007, "Mathematica Demonstration of the Long Tail," Chris Anderson. [online version]
Scientific Computing World: Education Blog, 14 May 2007, "Throwing Beanbags in Mathematica 6." [online version]
Sciencebase, 4 May 2007, "Molecular Wolfram Demonstrations," David Bradley. [online version]
IT Knowledge Exchange, 2 May 2007, "Wolfram Demonstrations Project: Visualizing Algorithms and Mathematical Models," Alexander Howard. [online version]
Mathematica & Cloud Computing
Lab Soft News, 7 January 2009, "Introducing 'Cloud as a Feature' Integrated with PC Applications," Bruce Friedman. [online version]
OnDemand Beat, 4 December 2008, "Wolfram Details Mathematica EC2 Cloud Offering," Ameed Taylor. [online version]
InformationWeek Analytics, 14 November 2008, "Mathematica's New Cloud Computing Partnership," Roger Smith. [online version]
CloudAve, 13 November 2008, "Cloud Computing and Science - Mathematica Embraces Cloud Computing," Krishnan Subramanian. [online version]
insideHPC.com, 6 November 2008, "Wolfram to Host HPC Services in the Cloud," John West. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, 6 November 2008, "Wolfram Announces Cloud Computing Partnership." [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Portal, 5 November 2008, "Mathematica Heads for the Cloud." [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Code Talk, 23 August 2008, "Mathematica's Cloud Computing Initiative," Mike Riley. [online version]
gridMathematica
Mellanox Technologies HPC Advisory Council Case Study, January 2009, "HPC Advisory Council Brings Cluster Computing to Torrey Pines High School," Dennis Sellers. [online version]
NVIDIA, 18 November 2008, "Mathematica Users Get 100x Performance Boost from NVIDIA CUDA," Andrew Humber. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Code Talk, 16 June 2008, "Clustering Mathematica," Mike Riley. [online version]
High-Performance Computing for Science, April/May 2008, "HPC for the Desktop," Gemma Simpson. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, June/July 2007, "The Future of Currents," David Robson. [online version]
The Hindu, 14 January 2007, "Affordable Parallel Computing Possible." [online version]
GRIDToday, 13 November 2006, "Wolfram Research to Preview Advances in Grid Computing."
WinHPC.org, 30 October 2006, "An Interview with Schoeller Porter, Senior Software Engineer at Wolfram Research," Ken Farmer. [online version]
Macworld, 20 July 2006, "Math Grid Toolkit Brings Grid Computing to Business," Peter Cohen. [online version]
Wolfram Workbench
Jolt Awards, 22 March 2007, "CMP Technology Announces Winners of the 17th Annual Jolt Product Excellence & Productivity Awards." [online version]
Scientific Computing, March 2007, vol. 24, no. 4, "Editor's Choice: Workbench."
Eclipse Review, Fall 2006, pp. 11-12, "Wolfram Goes to Math Class, Eclipse Style," George Walsh. [online version]
O'Reilly Media, 17 July 2006, "Open It Up and They Will Come," Daniel Steinberg. [online version]
Wolfram Blog
Tech stuff for the slacker, 25 March 2009, "Minimum Inventory, Maximum Diversity," Lebon Bon Lebon. [online version]
About.com: Space/Astronomy, 3 March 2009, "Discovering Secrets of the Universe while Cleaning a Hard Drive," Nick Greene. [online version]
The Sly Oyster, 1 March 2009, "Exploring Logo Design with Mathematica," James Furbush. [online version]
360, 26 February 2009, "NUMB3RS Puzzles." [online version]
Walking Randomly, 26 January 2009, "Mathematica Classroom Assistant," Michael Croucher. [online version]
The Eponymous Pickle, 19 January 2009, "Visualizing Earthquakes," Franz Dill. [online version]
U.S. News & World Report, 3 January 2009, "Earthquakes at Yellowstone Supervolcano: Update," James Pethokoukis. [online version]
Astroengine.com, 3 January 2009, "Visualizing the Yellowstone Earthquake Swarms," Ian O'Neill. [online version]
metcaffeination, 1 November 2008, "Dow Jones and Mathematica," Tom Metcalf. [online version]
metcaffeination, 1 October 2008, "Bailout and Mathematica," Tom Metcalf. [online version]
Boing Boing, 24 September 2008, "Roll Your Own Red State/Blue State Map with Mathematica," Cory Doctorow. [online version]
Jacks of Science, 15 June 2008, "Motion Sensor Manipulated Mathematics," Chris Ing. [online version]
Grenouille Bouillie, 29 September 2007, "Wolfram's Thoughts on Physics," Christophe de Dinechin. [online version]
The Spline, 12 September 2007, "Hunting for the Fundamental Laws of Physics," Stephen Luttrell. [online version]
Wired Science, 14 August 2007, "To Build a Better Bridge, Make Like a Conch," Brandon Keim. [online version]
Wired Science, 6 August 2007, "The Future of Bridges: Self-Replicating and Weird-Looking," Adam Rogers. [online version]
Boing Boing, 3 August 2007, "Wolfram: Tomorrow's Bridges Will Be Evolved and Random," Cory Doctorow. [online version]
Using Mathematica
Walking Randomly, 29 June 2009, "A Parallel Programming Tip for
Mathematica," Michael Croucher. [online version]
The Gauge Connection, 28 June 2009, "Mathematica and KAM Tori Reforming," Marco Frasca. [online version]
Lunchtime Playground: Fun with Mathematica, 19 June 2009, "Control Google Earth from Mathematica." [online version]
The Commercial-News, 17 June 2009, "Teacher Shared Math Talents," April Evans. [online version]
Lunchtime Playground: Fun with Mathematica, 17 June 2009, "Mathematica 7: Export ESRI Shapefile." [online version]
by Keven Lin, 28 May 2009, "Twitter Analytics Using Mathematica,"
Keven Lin. [online version]
Built on Facts, 27 May 2009, "Quadratically Perturbed Square Well," Matt Springer. [online version]
Underground_Flash, 13 May 2009, "Mystic Rose and Whirling Polygons," Kristin Henry. [online version]
O'Reilly Radar, 9 May 2009, "Hacking Primes in Mathematica," Mike Loukides. [online version]
Social Mode, 6 May 2009, "Pandemic and Epidemic Models with Mathematica," Russell Foltz-Smith. [online version]
Patrick Collison » blog, 27 April 2009, "Hacking for Fun and Profit with Mathematica and the Google Analytics API," Patrick Collison. [online version]
by Keven Lin, 24 April 2009, "Pair Trading Using Mathematica,"
Keven Lin. [online version]
Rip's Applied Mathematics Blog, 20 April 2009, "Wavelets: The D4 Scaling Function." [online version]
MyNC: Durham, 14 April 2009, "Duke Physicists See the Cosmos in a Coffee Cup." [online version]
Patrick Collison » blog, 10 April 2009, "Using Mathematica to Generate Web 2.0 Company Names," Patrick Collison. [online version]
james rohal, 5 April 2009, "Updating Twitter from Mathematica," James Rohal. [online version]
Is All about Math.com, 21 March 2009, "Countries in the World with GDP Per Capita Less than Cuba." [online version]
Making art in Second Life, 17 March 2009, "The Science and Art of Mathematica." [online version]
The Reference Frame, 8 March 2009, "Penrose Tiles: Five Dimensions," Luboš Motl. [online version]
Post Gavin Disorder, 1 March 2009, "I'm a Nerd! Really!" Gavin Nielsen. [online version]
metcaffeination, 1 March 2009, "DC Intersections with Mathematica," Tom Metcalf. [online version]
The Reference Frame, 19 February 2009, "Eigenvalues in Antarctica," Luboš Motl. [online version]
Handshake 2.0, 14 February 2009, "Parametric Valentine," Anne Giles Clelland. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 7 February 2009, "Quadraflakes, Pentaflakes, Hexaflakes and More," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Stephen Kinsella, Ph.D, 21 December 2008, "Minimal Advice to Students on Programming with Mathematica," Stephen Kinsella. [online version]
Handshake 2.0, 26 November 2008, "Parametric Hand Turkey," Anne Giles Clelland. [online version]
Physical Thought, 2 October 2008, "More Mathematica Visualisations: Non-Orientable Foo," Andrew J. Bennieston. [online version]
Physical Thought, 25 September 2008, "Visualising Random Walks," Andrew J. Bennieston. [online version]
Ryan Smith--a count of no account, 23 September 2008, "Improved Euler Method in Mathematica." Ryan Smith. [online version]
Stephen Kinsella, Ph.D, 15 September 2008, "Mathematica Symposium," Stephen Kinsella. [online version]
john hawks weblog, 15 September 2008, "Some Genetic Drift Graphs with Mathematica," John Hawks. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 30 August 2008, "Simulating Harmonographs," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Stephen Kinsella, Ph.D, 7 July 2008, "The Mathematics of Modern Growth Theory," Stephen Kinsella. [online version]
Is All about Math.com, 17 June 2008, "One Easy Problem and One Not So Easy Problem." [online version]
Physical Thought, 16 June 2008, "Fourier Transform of a Cat," Andrew J. Bennieston. [online version]
TortsProf Blog, 12 June 2008, "Chandler's Computer Models of Negligence," Christopher J. Robinette. [online version]
Physical Thought, 1 June 2008, "Gravitational Potential," Andrew J. Bennieston. [online version]
Please Make A Note, 28 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica Part IV: Equation Trekker." [online version]
hortont::blog, 27 May 2008, "iTunes Library Size, Over Time," Tim Horton. [online version]
Please Make A Note, 25 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part III: Frequency Domain." [online version]
Please Make A Note, 24 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part II: Phase Space." [online version]
Please Make A Note, 23 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part I: Time Series." [online version]
MathMexico: Mathematics and Other Fun Stuff, 13 April 2008, "A New Student Group of Mathematica Fans," José Luis Gómez-Muņoz. [online version]
Walking Randomly, 9 April 2008, "Minimising the Rosenbrock Function using Mathematica," Michael Croucher. [online version]
Games and Puzzle Page, 3 April 2008, "Programming Two Person Impartial Games in Mathematica," Robert Cowen and Robert Dickau. [online version]
O'Reilly Radar, 4 March 2008, "O'Reilly School of Technology + Mathematica: What Do They Add Up To?" Jimmy Guterman. [online version]
Wired, 25 February 2008, vol. 16, no. 3, p. 50, "Former Microsoft Genius Masters the Culinary Art of Sous-Vide," Mark McClusky. [online version]
Apple.com, 25 January 2008, "Robert J. Lang: The Art and Science of Paper Folding." [online version]
Is All about Math.com, 19 January 2008, "Producing Animations with Mathematica 6.0 Is Easy as Pie." [online version]
Another World Is Probable, 17 December 2007, "Using Mathematica to Build 3D Modelling Software." [online version]
Walking Randomly, September 2007, "Secret Messages Hidden inside Equations." [online version]
Turing Prize
The Guardian, 29 November 2007, "Complex Proof of a Very Simple Computer," Tom Stuart. [online version]
BBC News: More or Less, 26 November 2007, "Proving Turing's Simple Computer," Ben Crighton. [online version]
Chicago Tribune, 19 November 2007, "Simplicity Sought for Complex Computing," Jon Van.
Gaussian Noises, 5 November 2007, "Undergrad Proves Important Theorem." [online version]
MAA Online, November 2007, "The Smallest Computer in the World," Keith Devlin. [online version]
Scientific American, 25 October 2007, "A New Kind of Science Author Pays Brainy Undergrad $25,000 for Identifying Simplest Computer," J.R. Minkel. [online version]
Wired Science, 24 October 2007, "College Kid Proves That Wolfram's Turing Machine Is the Simplest Universal Computer," Brandon Keim. [online version]
University of Birmingham, 24 October 2007, "Birmingham Engineering Student Wins $25,000 Wolfram Turing Machine Prize." [online version]
New Scientist Tech, 24 October 2007, "Simplest 'Universal Computer' Wins Student $25,000," Jim Giles. [online version]
Nature News, 24 October 2007, "Student Snags Maths Prize," Geoff Brumfiel. [online version]
Wolfram Research
Teaching College Math Technology Blog, 3 November 2008, "Field Trip to Wolfram Research," Maria Andersen. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Code Talk, 31 October 2008, "Mathematica Interviews; Hard Work Adds Up," Jon Erickson and Mike Riley. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Portal, 26 August 2008, "2008 International Mathematica Conference," Mike Riley. [online version]
Bloggingheads.tv, 23 February 2008, "A New Kind of Science Saturday," George Johnson. [online version]
fq(x) News, 1 February 2008, "Wigner's Gift Horse: Is Nature Completely Mathematical?" Julie J. Rehmeyer. [online version]
Web Detector, 28 January 2008, "Entry Any Function and Give Its Integral," Ali Taeb. [online version]
The News-Gazette, 23 November 2007, "Wolfram Research Will Add Positions," Don Dodson. [online version]
Forbes, 15 October 2007, "Stephen Wolfram on the Future," David Ewalt. [online version]
Dr. Dobb's Portal, 10 October 2007, "Developer Diaries: Five Years before the Math: Mike Pilat Interview," Michael Swaine. [online version]
Times Argus Online, 22 July 2007, "Inside the Computational Universe," Roger Cooke. [online version]
The Cornell Daily Sun, 19 February 2007, "Alum Creates Math Encyclopedia on Web," Lisa Grossman. [online version]
SIAM Review, 2007, vol. 49, no. 1, pp. 123-176, "Featured Review: Mathematica GuideBooks," Willy Hereman. [online version]
New Scientist, 18 November 2006, issue 2578, p. 51, "Stephen Wolfram Forecasts the Future." [online version]
Scientific Computing World, August/September 2006, "The Maths Package Problem," Brian Cogan. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, May/June 2005, pp. 27-28, "Desperately Seeking Solutions," Felix Grant. [online version]
SIAM Review, 2005, vol. 47, no. 4, pp. 801-806, "Featured Review: Mathematica GuideBooks," Willy Hereman.
FOCUS, March 2004, p. 6, "Wolfram Research Announces New Functions Site."
Wolfram Research & NUMB3RS
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, 24 February 2008, "Prime NUMB3RS: CBS Series Draws Kudos from the Academic Community," Libby Slate. [online version]
Punk Rock Operations Research, 26 October 2007, "The Math behind NUMB3RS," Laura McLay. [online version]
Grey Matters, 27 September 2007, "Charlievision." [online version]
Science News, 28 January 2006, vol. 169, no. 4, "Math Plus Crime, TV Style," Ivars Peterson. [online version]
Miscellaneous
Let Me Know, 16 November 2007, "India Student Mathematica Competition 2008," Nitin Rao. [online version]
Teaching College Math Technology Blog, 3 November 2007, "Wolfram... 3-D Printed Math Solids," Maria H. Andersen. [online version]
Microsoft Case Studies, 10 September 2007, "Torrey Pines High School Students Integrate Tablet PCs into High School Math Curriculum to Improve Learning." [online version]
Scientific Computing World, June/July 2007, "Parallel Computing Toolkit 2.1." [online version]
Scientific Computing World, March 2007, "mathStatica," Felix Grant. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, February/March 2007, "AceGen and AceFEM," Felix Grant. [online version]
Desktop Engineering, February 2006, vol. 11, no. 6, "Keeping It Simple," Barry Simon.
Scientific Computing World, December/January 2006, pp. 20-21, "Computing Robustness in Biology," Brian Cogan. [online version]
Scientific Computing, December 2005, pp. 16, 54, "Calling All Mathematica Enthusiasts!" John Wass. [online version]
Scientific Computing World, May/June 2005, pp. 23-24, "Easing the Way to Fuels Paradise," Felix Grant. [online version]
IEEE Control Systems Magazine, April 2005, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 67-75, "Product Review--Control System Professional Suite," Béla Paláncz, Zoltán Benyó, and Levente Kovács. [online version]
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 23 February 2005, vol. 127, issue 7, pp. 2364-2364, "Publicon," Chris Pursell and Susan Oxley.
BookTech Magazine, November 2004, "A Technology Publisher's Dream Come True?" Noelle Skodzinski.
Science, 8 October 2004, p. 299, "Graphical User Interface for Math Software."
eWEEK, 6 September 2004, p. 55, "Wolfram Software Revamps Authoring," Peter Coffee. [online version]
MacUser, 4 September 2004, "Publicon 1.0," Howard Oakley. [online version]
IT Enquirer, 3 September 2004, "A Scientist's DTP: Publicon 1.0 for Mac OS X," Erik Vlietinck. [online version]
ZDNet, 11 August 2004, "Technical-Document Publishing Gets Assist from Wolfram," Rick Broida. [online version]
EContent, August/September 2003, p. 63, "Publishing Equations? Do the Math(ML)," Robert J. Boeri. [online version]
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