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Listing of all 46 news releases from The MathWorks:
Software expands modelling options
Simscape allows engineers to describe the physical structure of a system rather than the underlying mathematics.
News from The MathWorks (29 February 2008)
Programme publishes thousandth book
MathWorks has announced the publication of the one thousandth book sponsored by its Book Programme.
News from The MathWorks ( 3 May 2007)
Algorithms step out of Matlab environment
Matlab builders let application developers create algorithms in Matlab and then incorporate them royalty-free into applications based on Java or Net technologies.
News from The MathWorks (13 March 2007)
Software turns to aerospace data analysis
Toolbox provides reference standards, environmental models, support for importing aerodynamic coefficients and three-dimensional visualisation capabilities in Matlab.
News from The MathWorks (13 December 2006)
Maths software turns to biological systems
SimBiology is a graphical systems-biology tool that leverages an industry-proven mathematical engine to enable biologists to simulate, model and analyse biochemical pathways.
News from The MathWorks ( 3 July 2006)
Simulation software specialises in hydraulics
SimHydraulics is a new software product that allows developers to efficiently model and simulate hydraulic control systems within the Simulink environment.
News from The MathWorks (23 June 2006)
Model-based design comes to chemical processes
A new Simulink block for use within Aspen Dynamics enables engineers to use model-based design to develop embedded controllers for complex chemical processes.
News from The MathWorks (21 November 2005)
Model-based design turns to aerospace
The Aerospace Blockset 2 builds on the foundation of Simulink and model-based design for aerospace vehicle modelling, simulation and visualisation.
News from The MathWorks (15 July 2005)
Verification and validation add design confidence
Simulink Verification and Validation is a new product for Simulink that enables system designers and test engineers to perform continuous testing and verification throughout the development process.
News from The MathWorks (10 March 2005)
Software promises faster driveline simulations
SimDriveline is a new package for modelling and simulating the mechanics of automotive and aerospace driveline and drivetrain systems.
News from The MathWorks ( 7 December 2004)
Executing algorithms in computer clusters
The Mathworks has introduced its new Distributed Computing Toolbox, which enables engineers and scientists to execute MATLAB algorithms and Simulink models in a cluster of computers said the company.
News from The MathWorks (19 November 2004)
Bringing power of 64bit computing to software
The Mathworks has launched new support for the Matlab and Simulink product families on AMD64 and Intel EM64T processors.
News from The MathWorks (19 November 2004)
Improved tools for closed-loop control systems
The MathWorks has released two new and three upgraded products for engineers developing closed-loop control systems.
News from The MathWorks (23 September 2004)
Software sets sail for the America's Cup
User application article Matlab is being used by the design team at GBR Challenge, the company behind the British entry to the 2007 America's Cup, to help maximise the performance of the yacht.
News from The MathWorks (14 September 2004)
Student package marries software and documentation
A new Student Version package includes the newest releases of Matlab and Simulink, the books "Learning Matlab" and "Learning Simulink", and a complete set of product documentation on a CD.
News from The MathWorks ( 4 August 2004)
Toolboxes assist in cancer research
User application article Infinity Pharmaceuticals is using Matlab, the Statistics Toolbox, and the Curve Fitting Toolbox for data analysis.
News from The MathWorks (19 July 2004)
Software simplifies medical analyser design
User application article UK-based Astron Clinica has used Matlab to develop an imaging technology that is designed for the early diagnosis of skin cancer.
News from The MathWorks ( 9 July 2004)
Textbook explains numerical computing
"Numerical computing with Matlab" is a new textbook written by Cleve Moler, The MathWorks founder, Chief Scientist and creator of Matlab.
News from The MathWorks ( 2 July 2004)
Software increases computational performance
The latest release of Matlab enhances programmer productivity with new tools that enable rapid, iterative program creation.
News from The MathWorks ( 7 June 2004)
More scope for model-based design
Simulink 6 brings model-based design to complex projects encompassing large models and multiple design teams.
News from The MathWorks ( 7 June 2004)
Toolbox extends Matlab based optimisation
MathWorks announces dates for training courses
Software analyses human biomechanical movement
Ford award for model-based calibration
Software speeds positioning system evolution
SolidWorks import speeds mechanical simulation
System cuts time and cost of engine calibration
Student software has all platforms covered
Software turns to medical image processing
Software seeks to save the whale
Student software includes textbooks
Electronic whip keeps tabs on jockeys
Industrial target aims for embedded control
Software extends to Mac platform
Software aims for aerospace simulation
Simplified modelling for mechanical systems
Toolbox puts software in touch with acquisition
Toolbox enables powertrain calibration
Advanced maths functionality for Visual Basic
New versions of Matlab, Simulink and more
New Matlab 6 features improved desktop front end
Integrated approach to embedded system design
Cambridge Control becomes The MathWorks
Take vehicle control testing out on the road
Matlab linked to Bloomberg financial info
