Wolfram Technologies in Life & Medical Sciences: Improving Research around the World

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Wolfram Research: Investigate Improving Research around the World

Mathematica has changed the way researchers and scientists around the world operate. Take a look at the stories of some of the users who have put Mathematica to work for them, and check out who's in our user spotlight.

User Stories

Genetic Research Moves Ahead
Just How Busy Are Those Bees, Anyway?
Heart Damage Assessment Goes Off-Line
As HIV Incubates
Mathematica Probes Decline in Sea Lion Population
Form Determines Function in the World of Proteins
Searching for Genes That Fit
Threatened Species under Our Wing
Mathematica on the Run
Take a Deep Breath...
The Bridge between Civil Engineering and Plastic Surgery

"We perform randomization tests and probability studies with Mathematica to simulate test methods for estimating how these demographic traits have and will affect population dynamics and ultimately the health of burrowing owl populations, as well as populations of other species."

Dan Rosenberg, Researcher,
Institute for Bird Populations

We'd love to hear how you use Mathematica. Submit your story and let us know.