MATHwire

July 2006

Announcements

Wolfram Workbench provides a new state-of-the-art integrated development environment for Mathematica, webMathematica, and gridMathematica. It is now exclusively available as a prerelease to Premier Service subscribers, who can download it for free...
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Sign up now for free online seminars from the Wolfram Education Group...
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The new Cluster Integration Package enables affordable, out-of-the-box operation of gridMathematica on Microsoft Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003. It is free for gridMathematica users...
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WolframTones can now be downloaded to your computer or cellphone for free, with an expanded duration of up to 300 seconds...
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Materials from the highly successful NKS 2006 Wolfram Science Conference are now available online...
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The new issue of Technical Software News, our traditional print newsletter, can now be viewed online as a PDF...
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Look for the latest issue of Mathematica in Education and Research on July 17...
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Upcoming Events

Register now for the 2006 Wolfram Technology Conference in Champaign, Illinois, on October 12-14. The submission deadline for presentation abstracts is August 15...
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Join us in Switzerland on September 6 to learn about the many uses of Mathematica at the Mathematica Zurich Conference 2006...
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Get an inside look at the new era of Mathematica by attending the Japan Mathematica Conference 2006 on December 12 in Tokyo, Japan...
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Featured Application Packages

Global Optimization 5.2 adds enhanced power and reliability for constrained and unconstrained nonlinear problems...
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Now available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, machine learning framework 1.5 adds new features and other improvements for real-world, multi-method data-mining projects...
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UnRisk PRICING ENGINE 2.3 adds new tools for high-level derivatives analytics...
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New in Print

Complex Analysis with Mathematica, by William Shaw...
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Simulating Electrochemical Reactions with Mathematica, by Michael Honeychurch...
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Did You Know?

...when a black elliptical spot briefly appears in your notebook, it's Mathematica's unique way of guiding your eyes when you make changes in mathematical expressions that cause the cursor position to jump...
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...you can generate PDF documents from your Mathematica notebooks with our online notebook-to-PDF converter...
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...we love contributors? If you have a site or paper that uses Mathematica, we'd like to hear about it. If you have a Mathematica notebook or package that you'd like to share, please consider adding it to the Wolfram Information Center...
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In the News

A review in The American Statistician describes Mathematica as "a full-fledged statistical solution environment.... an extremely useful tool for professional statisticians"...
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Machine Design says Mathematica CalcCenter 3 is an easy-to-use, midrange system that can "perform calculations in a flash"...
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Wolfram Research was a sponsor of the 2006 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, where some of the world's most talented high school scientists were already using Mathematica...
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Medical Design magazine spotlights the use of Mathematica to help build custom spinal-disc prostheses...
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