Loren on the Art of MATLAB

April 5th, 2007

2007 MATLAB World Tour

I just wanted to point out to you that MATLAB is going on a roadtrip this year. Look here for information about the 2007 MATLAB World Tour.

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Locations

The tour is a full-day event, planned for 17 (!) cities in Europe, Israel, Australia and Asia.

Format

The format is to have talks by MathWorks senior staff in the mornings, followed by master classes in the afternoons.

Who Should Attend

If there's a session near you, please register. I will be speaking in several of the locations and hope to see many of you there. It will be fun to put a face with a name.


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