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Mathematica Virtual Workshop

Join our free virtual workshop online where you will learn all about the basic and advanced capabilities of Mathematica, more specifically data manipulation and visualization.

There will be a Mathematica expert on hand to answer any questions you might have during or after this online session.

The virtual workshop will comprise:

Mathematica: A Speed Date
Data Manipulation: Importing and Exporting Quick Start
Data Visualization Quick Start

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Martin Hadley is a member of the Technical Communications and Strategy Group and works in the Oxfordshire office of Wolfram Research Europe Ltd. He's responsible for the delivery of technical presentations and a range of training events and courses. Martin earned his MPhys and BSc degrees in physics at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom.