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Programme allows early access to Borland

CenterSpace Software has entered the Borland Technology Partner programme.

News from CenterSpace Software, Jun 17, 2003

Engineering students prepare for the future

For a long time, Russ Marcks thought he had to teach his two- and four-year engineering students programming.

News from Adept Scientific, Jun 13, 2003

Visualising solutions at Queens College

Students use Mathcad to visualise patterns and build general ideas about science.

News from Adept Scientific, Jun 12, 2003

Software includes structured sparse matrix classes

Math Matrix classes have performance levels comparable to C or Fortran

News from CenterSpace Software, Jun 9, 2003

Software speeds handling system design

Len Williams, Managing Director of Dynamic Air in the UK, is finding Mathcad a better answer to many in-house problems that he would once have had to write dedicated programs to solve.

News from Adept Scientific, Jun 3, 2003

SolidWorks import speeds mechanical simulation

The latest version of SimMechanics extends the engineering analysis capabilities of the package by allowing the effortless importation of SolidWorks CAD assemblies.

News from The Mathworks, Jun 2, 2003

Easier interface for maths software

Maple 9 is the newest version of the widely adopted analytical computation software from Maplesoft, used by educators, researchers and professionals across the world.

News from Adept Scientific, May 28, 2003

Analysis software provides a stitch in time

DADiSP helps Hong Kong Polytechnic in London perform research on the mechanical properties of fabric and sewing thread.

News from Adept Scientific, May 19, 2003

Quality software aids manufacturing efficiency

When glass-container company Saint-Gobain Containers implemented a company-wide quality programme across its 18 plants, it standardised its quality data management with NWA Quality Analyst.

News from Adept Scientific, May 13, 2003

Software assists in cancer detection

Researchers at the University of Connecticut Health Centre are exploring applications of Maple in the interpretation of MRI information for the early detection and characterisation of small tumours.

News from Adept Scientific, May 12, 2003

Software keeps track of structures in Florida

The Structures Design Office within the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will now standardise on Mathsoft's Mathcad software.

News from Adept Scientific, May 6, 2003

Analysis data show their true colours

Superview IV is a novel integrated results environment that offers a full suite of evaluation and presentation options and is now available for all Algor linear analyses.

News from Algor, Apr 30, 2003

Process information software keeps gum chewing

The market leading process information software, QIS v5, has been installed at RBV Leaf, Sneek, The Netherlands.

News from Qisoft, Apr 23, 2003

Analysis tools to check coffee process

QISoft has installed its market leading process information software, QIS v5, at Douwe Egberts, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

News from Qisoft, Apr 3, 2003

Multilingual update to psychrometric software

HDPsyChart Professional, the global psychrometric charting and analysis software, has been greatly expanded incorporating new features including nine different languages.

News from Hands Down Software, Mar 25, 2003

.NET class library provides building blocks

CenterSpace Software's NMath Core uses optimised versions of C and Fortran, often providing results an order of magnitude faster than non-platform-optimised implementations.

News from CenterSpace Software, Mar 24, 2003

System cuts time and cost of engine calibration

Matlab is being used with Atlas, a test bed control system from MTS Systems Corp, to take automotive powertrain testing and development one step closer to being purely virtual.

News from The Mathworks, Mar 18, 2003

Library provides blocks for numerical applications

CenterSpace Software has announced the availability of a beta version of NMath Core.

News from CenterSpace Software, Feb 19, 2003

Smarter maths education online

MapleNet will help educational institutions offer dynamic self-paced maths courses remotely.

News from Adept Scientific, Jan 20, 2003

Plotting for improved data presentation

Those who have seen Tecplot, the acclaimed 2D and 3D graphing software, will be amazed to discover that the latest release incorporates even more performance and speed improvements.

News from Adept Scientific, Jan 13, 2003

Technical software is made for sharing

The latest release of Mathcad enables everyone to work together more straightforwardly.

News from Adept Scientific, Jan 9, 2003

Sneller is new Chief Scientist

Steve Sneller has accepted the position of Chief Scientist at CenterSpace Software.

News from CenterSpace Software, Jan 7, 2003

Software gets to grips with psychrometric analysis

Hands Down Software reckons it has released for sale the most powerful and accurate psychrometric charting and analysis software available.

News from Hands Down Software, Jan 6, 2003

Student software has all platforms covered

Continuing its long-standing commitment to provide students with advanced technical computing tools, The MathWorks has launched Matlab Student Version Release 13.

News from The Mathworks, Dec 17, 2002