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May 18th, 2007

More Places to Meet The MathWorks

Here's a brief glimpse into some of the upcoming events where you can meet some of us (including me) from The MathWorks. I hope to meet many folks in the upcoming few weeks.

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2007 MATLAB World Tour - Australia and Taiwan

Come meet us during our visits to cities in Asia and the Pacific region for the 2007 MATLAB World Tour.

Korea

We will also be attending the MATLAB and Simulink Conference 2007 in Seoul, Korea later this month.

Manhattan Beach, California

On my way home from Asia and Australia, I will be join other colleagues to attend The MathWorks Aerospace and Defense Conference '07.

See You There!

I hope to meet many of you at these events. I plan to take some pictures and post some highlights, as I did from the trips I just completed in Europe.


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2 Responses to “More Places to Meet The MathWorks”

  1. Philipp replied on May 20th, 2007 at 12:08 UTC :

    Hi Loren,

    Last week I attended the event in Israel in which Sam was showing, among other things, an IP demo for color matching using Cell-Mode.

    I was wondering whether it is possible to obtain those files?

    Thanks,
    -S.

  2. shantan replied on August 5th, 2007 at 12:53 UTC :

    hello loren

    i have a small problem.
    i am not able to get the value of the arrays that i have used in a certain function to continue to be the same in the next ones… please help me in this regard

    shantan

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