Mathematica and the Wolfram stack are well-known tools within professional settings from academia to the private sector. But how can these tools be leveraged to make life outside the office ...

Forecasting models for COVID-19 at the national and state levels have been common, but few account for transmission at city or smaller scales. In this talk, we describe two complementary ...

This talk demonstrates how Mathematica establishes the existence of an unexpected phenomenon in a dataset; combines this dataset with a different one; explores alternative ways that 5-member coalitions may form ...

This talk discusses how the Wolfram stack has been used to advance sustainable development goal (SDG) metrics and further shows that various combinations of Wolfram tools allow for using nontraditional ...

This presentation illustrates the calculation of natural solutions for problems containing delay differential equations (DDE) with a single time delay for both linear and nonlinear equations, with and without starting ...

This talk discusses the main challenges for educators in creating meaningful e-assessments and how to tackle these challenges using Wolfram Language. Based on concrete examples, we illustrate how open-ended and ...

This paper uses Euclidean Parametric Geometry to demonstrate Kepler's Empirical #2 as Conserved Mechanical Energy and Sir Isaac Newton' s displacement radii to construct changing shape of motive energy curves demonstrating ...

In this talk, we give a brief overview of a (free) package for nonlinear mixed effects (NLME) modeling in Mathematica, implementing the so-called first-order conditional estimation method with sensitivity equation-based ...

Software engineering meets computer archaeology in this project where we aim to preserve computational systems and architectures, spanning from the end of the 1950s to the beginning of the 1980s, ...

This session features a fast-paced overview by Jon McLoone showing new functionality and many examples from the new version.

This session provides an overview of the new mathematics features in 12.3, with in-depth presentations on symbolic optimization and solving PDEs with the Wolfram Language.

This session covers new functionality in video, image and audio computation plus a presentation on new automated machine learning capabilities.

This session covers new and enhanced functionality for geographics, visualization, graphs, dates and time.