The conference will have two tracks running simultaneously.

Tuesday 11 June
Conference Day 1 | 8:30–17:00
Dinner at the Radisson Blu | 18:30–21:00

Wednesday 12 June
Conference Day 2 | 8:30–15:30

There are training sessions, delivered in English, also available on Monday 10 June near Frankfurt. Separate registration is required, and you are requested to bring your own laptop to the classes.

Mathematica: Programming in Mathematica, 9:00–16:00, €195

Mathematica: An Introduction, 8:30–12:30, €135

Authoring Interactive Content with CDF, 13:15–17:15, €135

TALKS & PRESENTATIONS

Tuesday 11 June | First Floor, Dow Room

	sessions before lunch
	The Vision behind Wolfram Technologies Conrad Wolfram CEO, Wolfram Research Europe Ltd.
	Making Knowledge Accessible with Wolfram|Alpha Luc Barthelet Executive Director, Wolfram|Alpha
	Automotive Applications in Wolfram SystemModeler Jan Brugård CEO, Wolfram MathCore
	Reporting and Publishing—The Interactive Future Jon McLoone Technical Communications and Strategy, Wolfram Research
	sessions after lunch
	Moving Computation to the Cloud Tom Wickham-Jones Director of Kernel Development, Wolfram Research
	Multi-physics Modeling—An Industrial Overview Oliver Rübenkönig Mathematica Algorithm R&D Consultant, Wolfram Research
	Finding and Visualizing Connections in Graph Networks Martin John Hadley Technical Presenter, Wolfram Research
	Numerical Computation and Applications Mark Sofroniou Core Mathematica Engineering Consultant, Wolfram Research
	Applications in Image Processing and Bioscience Markus van Almsick Mathematica Algorithm R&D Consultant, Wolfram Research

PRESENTATIONS & TUTORIALS

Tuesday 11 June | First Floor, Jones Room

	sessions before lunch
	Tutorial—Tips for Writing Fast Wolfram Language Code Jon McLoone Technical Communications and Strategy, Wolfram Research
	Brain-Inspired Multi-orientation Image Analysis: An Interactive Introduction Bart ter Haar Romeny & Erik Bekkers Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands
	Industrial Data Analysis with Machine Learning Framework Dl Dr Thomas Natschläger Software Competence Center Hagenberg
	Built-in Signal Processing in Mathematica 9 Markus van Almsick Mathematica Algorithm R&D Consultant, Wolfram Research
	sessions after lunch
	Bringing Algorithmic Agility Center Stage in Finance Martin John Hadley Technical Presenter, Wolfram Research
	Tutorial—Financial and Logistics Modeling Using Wolfram SystemModeler Jan Brugård CEO, Wolfram MathCore
Tutorial—Using CDFs to Teach Microeconomics Loreto Llorente & Javier Puértolas Department of Economics, Universidad Pública de Navarra, Spain
	Further Steps into Interaction Programming Rémi Barrère Univ Franche-Comte, ENSMM, France
	Tailor-Made C Code Generation with the SymbolicC Package Stefan Janecek Senior Researcher, MathConsult GmbH, Austria
Using EnterpriseCDF and webMathematica in a New Approach of Accounting Forensics for Company Bankruptcy Dr Rolf Mertig (Gluon Vision GmbH) & André Koppel (Software GmbH), Germany
	Applications of Chemoinformatics in Chemistry, Drug Discovery, and Life Sciences Using Mathematica Armin Vollmer ADDITIVE GmbH, Germany

TALKS & PRESENTATIONS

Wednesday 12 June | First Floor, Dow Room

	sessions before lunch
	Behind Scenes: Analog Insydes and Its Applications Dr Alexander Dreyer Scientific Employee, Fraunhofer ITWM, Germany
	Advances in Mathematica for Large-Scale and Small-Scale Computing Mark Sofroniou Core Mathematica Engineering Consultant, Wolfram Research
Using Mathematica as a Platform for Solving Industrial Problems Albert Retey & Stefan Braun SmartCAE, Germany
	Impacting Education with Computer-Based Math™ Conrad Wolfram CEO, Wolfram Research Europe Ltd.
	Statistical Visualization Jon McLoone Technical Communications and Strategy, Wolfram Research
	sessions after lunch
	Taming Big Data Tom Wickham-Jones Director of Kernel Development, Wolfram Research
	Wolfram Technologies in Education Luc Barthelet Executive Director, Wolfram|Alpha

TALKS & PRESENTATIONS

Wednesday 12 June | First Floor, Jones Room

	sessions before lunch
	Tutorial—Image Processing in Two and Three Dimensions Markus van Almsick Mathematica Algorithm R&D Consultant, Wolfram Research
	Simulating Black Hole Systems Seth Hopper Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Germany
	Stability Analysis and Visualization of One-Wheeled Robot Steady Motion Olga Kapustina (in memory of co-author: Martynenko Yuri) Associate Professor, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, Russia
	Numerically Solving Differential Equations Oliver Rübenkönig Mathematica Algorithm R&D Consultant, Wolfram Research
	Financial Services Based on Mathematica Michael Schwaiger Product Manager, MathConsult GmbH, Austria
	Real-Time Simulation of Finite-Frequency Noise from a Single-Electron Emitter Dr Thibaut Jonckheere Centre de Physique Théorique, Aix-Marseille Université, France
	PlateMod: Online and Offline Modeling of Heavy Plate Production in Steel Industry Dr Erik Parteder voestalpine Grobblech GmbH, Austria
	sessions after lunch
	Teaching Free Transverse Vibrations of Beams Desmond Adair Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan
	Tutorial—Applied Statistical Analysis in Mathematica Martin John Hadley Technical Presenter, Wolfram Research
	Bound S-states for Three-Body Coulomb Systems Dr Evgeny Liverts Racah Institute of Physics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem