In this talk, James Lane introduces some of the new and experimental Graphics features in the 12.2.0 Mathematica front end. These include the new AxisBox primitive for creating customizable axes for ...

This talk with cover an introduction to the Wolfram Eureka! Program and a Q&A with a founder, Philip Maymin. While Philip uses Wolfram technologies as a part of their ...

Beginning with the Suggestions Bar and the Image Editor, we have been adding contextual interfaces to the Wolfram Notebook for many years. Interfaces are built up from the usual Wolfram ...

In this presentation, Tomas de-Camino-Beck will explain the foundations of mathematical epidemiological models and where they come from, and will show successful examples dynamically, focusing on a COVID-19 data application ...

The Wolfram Language provides easy access to powerful import/export functionality and a range of external connections. In this talk, Paul Pawlenko and Charles Pooh help familiarize you with some ...

In this talk, Noah Hardwicke demonstrates the new drawing tools in Version 12.2. Principally for annotation, these tools attach to Graphics objects to provide controls for formatting and drawing primitives. He ...

In this talk, the start-up company Exergetika will show part of their solutions developed in Mathematica for engineering projects in oil and gas, energy efficiency analysis and chemical industries and ...

Graph-based percolation theory may be done in the Wolfram Language, to aid in the understanding of viruses, their disassembly and collapse. After forming predictions in the Wolfram Language, this analysis ...

In this talk, Robert Nachbar will describe the ongoing efforts to fully explore the effects of network topology and various mixing scenarios on the dynamics of COVID-19 disease spread throughout the entire population. Comparison of ...

This talk features Ian Hojnicki giving a brief overview of resolution independence and our support for it in Wolfram Language 12.1's user interface. Also discussed are some common issues that ...

This presentation features Robert Fine discussing his use of Mathematica to create digital art in narrative form. He briefly outlines his experience with Mathematica as part of his finance career ...

This presentation introduces computational farming and addresses the questions "How can we collect better, more accurate data about farm conditions?" and "How can we use this data to make effective ...

Mathematica Online provides a browser-based environment to access notebooks with no installation or plugin, making it a nice complement to a local installation of Mathematica and allowing the user to access it from any internet-enabled device (laptop, Chromebook, iPad, etc.). Especially in today's world of online or hybrid courses and remote work, having access to and knowledge of how to utilize Mathematica Online along with Mathematica Desktop is instrumental so work is not slowed or stopped by lack of ...

This talk is about how we put Mathematica on the web, from its early beginnings to our future plans for the Wolfram Cloud. Jan Poeschko discuss some challenges with implementing the notebook interface in web browsers, current limitations of the typesetting editor and how to work around them as a user. You will also learn a few things about the cloud object system, which is the basis for dealing with files in ...

After Q1 2020, companies were urged to disclose COVID-19's impact on their businesses in earnings conference calls. In this talk, Fei Du discusses her line-by-line transcript analysis of both the ...

The Wolfram Language provides many features that facilitate the data and image processing associated with astrophotography, including image and video import and export, arithmetic and statistical operations, filtering, and parallel and morphological processing. Wolfram Language code can process noisy image data into much-higher-quality images. Tom Sherlock explains how to filter, align and stack still image data in order to reduce noise ...

A previously unknown substitution tiling can be built from powers 0 to 4 of a complex root of x^3 == x^2 + 1. In this talk, Ed Pegg discusses how algebraic numbers and barycentric coordinates ...