Are you a real numbers person and love mathematics? Then May 10, 2016 is your time: MathWorks invites you to the largest German-speaking MATLAB & Simulink conference in Munich . Exchange ideas about your passion with experts and bright minds from business, industry and research and meet like-minded people for sophisticated discussions about applications and solutions with MATLAB and Simulink.
About MathWorks
Software for mathematical calculations – this is what MathWorks has set itself the task of and has successfully implemented. MATLAB and Simulink come from MathWorks: MATLAB is a programming language for technical and scientific calculations, Simulink is a graphical development environment for, among other things, embedded systems. You can find a lot more useful information and interesting facts at mathworks.com .
The MATHLAB & Simulink conference “MATLAB EXPO”
Exciting lectures and innovations about the use of MATLAB and Simulink await you. With more than 30 lectures in three parallel sessions, you should be impressed - including top companies such as Boch, Fraunhofer Institute, Daimler, Porsche and many other large corporations and universities from Germany and Austria who will report on their experiences and successes with MATLAB and Simulink . Find detailed information about the conference at matlabexpo.de
The program is accompanied by a specialist exhibition and insights into MathWorks technology.
Interesting facts at a glance
As usual, this year's MATLAB EXPO will also feature an exchange forum for industry professionals and experts to discuss applications and solutions with MATLAB and Simulink.
In addition, experts, managers and professors from large companies and universities give exciting lectures and presentations about the two applications.
Further information and convincing, exciting impressions from the MATLAB EXPO conference 2015 can be found here .
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