Free MATLAB Virtual Conference 2013

The MATLAB Virtual Conference shows you how to get the most out of MATLAB and Simulink for technical computing and Model-Based Design. This free event offers four tracks covering all experience levels:

• Discover MATLAB and Simulink
  MathWorks engineers demonstrate the core capabilities of the MATLAB and Simulink product families.
• Find Out What's New MathWorks engineers highlight new features and capabilities, including the newly released MATLAB Desktop and Simulink Editor.
• See What Industry Experts Are Doing
  Users from around the world show how they solve challenging problems using MATLAB and Simulink.
• Explore MATLAB and Simulink in AcademiaPresentations showcase how MATLAB and Simulink inspire learning and advance research.

In addition to attending the technical presentations, you will have the opportunity to:

• Learn about the latest technologies from MathWorks and partners
• Get answers to specific product questions
• Network with MathWorks experts and industry peers

Mark your calendar for the MATLAB Virtual Conference on 20 March. Click here for registration.

Europe and India (10:00 - 14:00 CEST)
The Americas (12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. EDT)

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Free Webinar: Large Data in MATLAB - A Seismic Data Processing Case Study

Don't forget to join this upcoming free webinar:

Topic: Large Data in MATLAB: A Seismic Data Processing Case Study
Date: Monday, June 11, 2012
Times: 9:00 AM EDT or 2:00 PM EDT

Do you have data that is too large to fit into available memory? Or perhaps you would like to speed up data analysis tasks using additional hardware such as additional CPUs or GPUs? In this webinar, learn techniques for working with large data in MATLAB® and approaches to speeding up your analyses using parallel computing and GPUs.

Following the product demonstration, a MathWorks Engineer will host a Q&A session. Register here.

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Free Webinar: Designing Signal Processing Systems with MATLAB

Join Mathworks for this free webinar:

Topic: Designing Signal Processing Systems with MATLAB
Date: Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Time: 3:00pm Eastern Daylight Time

REGISTER TODAY.

In this webinar, we will introduce new MATLAB-based features for system design that were previously only available in Simulink. By attending, you’ll learn how you can rapidly design and implement signal processing systems directly in MATLAB.

We’ll demonstrate several aspects of modeling and implementing DSP systems, including:
• Simulating streaming signal processing algorithms in MATLAB
• Importing data from multichannel audio devices and multimedia files
• Developing system prototypes using implementation-ready algorithms (i.e. algorithms that have built-in support for fixed-point and C code generation)

A Q&A session will follow the presentation.

To register, click here.

I hope you can join us on May 23rd. If you have any questions, please contact me directly.

Sincerely,

Alan Price
Account Representative
MathWorks
508-647-4627
alan.price@mathworks.com

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Convert MATLAB Algorithms to C Code - Webinar

Join an exciting MathWorks webinar: Converting MATLAB to C Code.

Date and time:

22 Mar 2012
9:00 AM U.S. EDT/ 1:00 PM GMT
2:00 PM U.S. EDT/ 6:00 PM GMT

In this webinar we demonstrate the workflow for generating readable and portable C code from your MATLAB algorithms using MATLAB Coder. Through product demonstrations, you will learn how you can use MATLAB Coder to:

- Prototype your MATLAB algorithms as standalone executables on a PC

- Accelerate parts of your MATLAB algorithms by automatically generating MEX functions

- Integrate your algorithms as compiled C libraries with custom software

- Generate C source code to hand-off to software engineers

To register now, or to learn more, visit Matlab.

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MATLAB and SimBiology Webinar

Webinar: Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering with MATLAB and SimBiology
10 Nov 2011
10:00 AM EST (Eastern Standard Time)
Duration: 60:00

From bulk chemicals and complex natural products to biologicals – the fields of Synthetic Biology, Metabolic Engineering, and Bioprocess Development are increasingly combined for the engineering of biological systems.

Introduction of new genes and modification of existing genes have complex effects on the behavior of biological reaction networks. Mathematical modeling, simulation. and optimization of these networks aid in the understanding and guiding of genetic modifications and support the rational design for maximal product yield. At later developmental stages, models assist in the design, scheduling, control, and quality assurance of production processes.

In this webinar MathWorks engineers will introduce cellular modeling and optimization with MATLAB and SimBiology using a real life example of engineering yeast cells for the overproduction of succinate. As a potential substitute for petrochemically produced polymer building blocks, biologically-produced succinate has a great potential of becoming one of the fundaments of a bioeconomy.

You will learn how to:
• import metabolic networks and other pathways from KEGG
• use parallelized parameter sweeps to account for parameter uncertainties
• use optimization to identify optimal perturbation/knock-out targets

To learn more about this webinar or to register, click here.

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Large Data in MATLAB: A Seismic Data Processing Case Study

MathWorks invites you to join us for a free webinar on February 23, 2011.

Large Data in MATLAB: A Seismic Data Processing Case Study
23 Feb 2011
10:00 AM EST (Eastern Standard Time)

In this webinar we discuss how to work with large data in MATLAB. Through an example seismic analysis case study we will show you how to:

• Work with data that is too large to fit in available memory on a single machine
• Perform large data analysis computations on a computer cluster (we will use a cluster running 64 MATLAB Distributed Computing Server workers)
• Introduce GPU computing for speeding up solutions of the wave equation for seismic analysis.

Register here.

About the Presenter: Stuart Kozola is a product manager at MathWorks and focuses on MATLAB and add-on products for data analysis, mathematical modeling, and computational finance. Prior to joining MathWorks in 2006, Stuart worked at Pratt & Whitney (United Technologies) as a design engineer working on combustion systems for gas turbine engines. Stuart earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Wyoming, M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Arizona State University, M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and an M.B.A. from Carnegie Mellon University.

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Live Webinar on Parallel Computing with MATLAB

Live Webinar on Parallel Computing with MATLAB
03 Aug 2010
4:00 PM EDT

Do you frequently solve technical computing problems so large and complex that they take hours or even days to run on a single computer? Do you have access to a multicore desktop computer, or a computer cluster?

If so please join us on August 3rd at 1:00 pm to learn more about our Parallel Computing products.

Engineers and scientists all over the world are using MATLAB® and Simulink® with The MathWorks’ parallel computing tools to prototype and develop applications that run in parallel on multicore computers or clusters of computers.

Reduce both Development Time and Running Time for Applications that are Computationally-Intensive or Data-Intensive. These new tools provide—

• Simplicity and portability
• Speed up algorithms with minimum to no code changes, e.g. by using parallel for-loops.
• Share algorithms with others, use them on different architectures
• Scalability
• Scale from desktop to remote resources with no code changes
• Remote resources include clusters, grids and clouds
• Deployability
• Simple path from development to enterprise systems
• Integration with MATLAB Compiler products allows easy sharing with indirect MATLAB users, or integration with enterprise systems.

Please click here to register for the webinar.

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MATLAB Virtual Conference Updates

Even if you did not register for the MATLAB Virtual Conference, there is still time for you to access exclusive conference presentations, research products on the exhibit floor, and see why over 5,000 of your peers attended the MATLAB Virtual Conference.

This event is currently scheduled to close on January 15th.

See exclusive presentations by Cleve Moler, the first author of MATLAB; and Roy Lurie, the VP of MATLAB Development. With over 12 hours of conference presentations waiting for you, there is sure to be a session that will be of interest.

Explore three floors of exhibit space, where you can find the latest information on the MATLAB family of products, as well as several key product partners. Visit the Network Lounge and view the Forums to see what people were chatting about during the live event. You can still post and continue the discussions.

Track 1 - Do You Speak MATLAB?

Learn about the core capabilities of MATLAB for technical computing.

• Analyzing and Visualizing Data with MATLAB

• Developing Algorithms with MATLAB

• Developing and Deploying Applications with MATLAB

Track 2 - So, You Think You Know MATLAB?

Learn about the full breadth of the MATLAB product family.

• Speeding Up MATLAB Applications with Parallel Computing

• Object-Oriented Programming in MATLAB

• Indexing Techniques for Image Processing in MATLAB

Track 3 - How Far Can You Take MATLAB?

See innovative applications of MATLAB as part of the design and development process.

• Cummins Utilizes Large Scale Automated Data Analysis for Automotive Diesel Engine Development

• RWE Integrates a MATLAB Based Pricing Engine with SAP®

• Generating Embedded C Code from MATLAB

Track 4 - MATLAB Enabled Campus

Learn how MATLAB enabled campuses accelerate learning and discovery.

• Teaching with MATLAB / Tips and Tricks

• Technical Computing on Campus: A Curriculum View

• Quantitative Data Analysis for Life Sciences

• Tools for Symbolic Computing in MATLAB

Register for the conference.

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Webinar: Image Acquisition and Processing using MATLAB

Join the free webinar on "Image Acquisition and Processing using MATLAB."

Date and time: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 4:30 am, Eastern Standard Time, (New York, GMT-05:00)

Duration: 1 hour

Description: Challenging image acquisition and processing problems are rarely solved with standard procedures. More often, you require flexible software that enables you to experiment with ideas, analyze results, and design real-world solutions.

View this webinar and discover how MATLAB, Image Processing Toolbox, and Image Acquisition Toolbox provide a complete environment for image acquisition, analysis, processing, visualization, and algorithm development. You can benefit from this webinar even without prior knowledge of MATLAB.

Through product demonstrations, you will learn how to:

• Connect to and configure image acquisition hardware from MATLAB

• Organize and manipulate image data for exploration and visualization

• Execute standard algorithms for enhancement, segmentation, morphology, and feature measurement

• Develop algorithms using the MATLAB environment

Product Focus:
• Image Acquisition Toolbox
• Image Processing Toolbox

A Q&A session will follow this presentation and demos.

**NOTE TO NON-WINDOWS USERS**
Our current version of Webex Event Center does not support Internet Phone (VoIP) for Mac, Linux, or UNIX users. Unfortunately, if you are using one of these operating systems you will be unable to hear the live webinar.

We will upgrade to a version of Webex Event Center that supports Multi-platform Internet Phone when one becomes available. Until then, please view the recorded version of this webinar when it is available on our web site approximately two weeks after the live event.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you.

NOTE:
- You will need speakers/headset and a sound card in order to hear the presentation

- You will need to install the WebEx Event Manager plug-in before the event. You will be prompted to install this when you log into the event.

- This plug-in will not install if your browser has high security settings or you do not have administrative rights to your PC.

You may register here. Check out the links below for other free webinars.

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Free MATLAB webinar

MathWorks invites you to join a free one-hour MATLAB webinar on November 11, 2009.

Application Deployment with MATLAB
11 Nov 2009
11:00 AM EST

This webinar describes how to use the MATLAB Compiler application deployment software and MATLAB builders to create MATLAB based components that can run on machines without MATLAB technical computing software.

This webinar will cover the creation of:

• Standalone executables from MATLAB, using MATLAB Compiler
• C and C++ shared libraries, using MATLAB Compiler
• Java .jar files with MATLAB Builder for Java
• .NET and COM components for Web or non-Web applications, using MATLAB Builder for .NET
• Excel macros or add-ins, using MATLAB Builder for Excel

A Q&A session will follow the presentation and demos. Register for this webinar.

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MATLAB Virtual Conference 2009: Full conference agenda

MathWorks' Chief Scientist, Cleve Moler, invites everyone to the MATLAB Virtual Conference 2009.

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The MATLAB global community will be gathering together on October 14th for the first-ever MATLAB Virtual Conference. This is a new style of conference, done over the web; it will give users from around the world a chance to hear presentations from MATLAB experts and interact with each other and with MathWorks staff.

Over 6,500 users – from many countries and in industry and academia – have registered already. I’m pleased to see such a strong interest in the event.

We have now published a full conference agenda, which you can see by visiting www.mathworks.com/matlabvirtualconference and viewing the conference presentations page.

I will be giving a keynote presentation, as I review Experiments with MATLAB, a new electronic book I am publishing directly to the web.

I hope to see you online on October 14th.
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MATLAB Virtual Conference 2009

Connect with peers. Learn from MATLAB experts. Online.

Join MATLAB product experts and fellow users to see the latest features in the MATLAB product family, learn how to solve your current engineering challenges, and network with colleagues from around the globe—all without leaving your desk.

The MATLAB Virtual Conference 2009 will offer sessions for users with any level of MATLAB expertise. Attendees can select from four concurrent conference tracks:

• Do You Speak MATLAB? is for new or inexperienced MATLAB users

• So You Think You Know MATLAB? is for experienced users looking to learn more about the MATLAB product family

• How Far Can You Take MATLAB? is for anyone interested in seeing how to use MATLAB in innovative ways as part of the design and development process

• MATLAB Enabled Campus is for professors and researchers who want to learn more about integrating MATLAB across their institution

Date: October 14, 2009
Time: 7:00 a.m. EDT

Note: Each live presentation will include 15 minutes for Q&A. Register here.

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