Today we are joined by Dr. Stephen Hary, the Radio Frequency Sensing Technology Area Lead for the Sensors Directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). He will share insights about the… read more >>
In today’s post, Manjunath speaks with Meng Zhang, the winner of the Simulink Student Challenge 2022. Throughout their conversation, Meng shares his insights and experiences regarding his… read more >>
In today’s blog, Grace Woolson gives us an insight into how you can get started with using Machine Learning and MATLAB for Weather Forecasting to take on the WiDS Datathon 2023 challenge. Over… read more >>
We now have 4 new members located in Natick (US) and Bangalore (India). The Student Programs team’s more recent members will be introduced in today’s post, including Emily, Ben, Roshan,… read more >>
Today’s post will introduce some of our newer members on the MathWorks Student Programs team. Our team has continued to grow in the past year, and we now have 3 new members located in Boston (US)… read more >>
Today’s blog is written by Jennifer Rebbin, Jennifer is an Application Support Engineer with the Engineering Development Group at MathWorks. In this blog, she shares some important concepts that will… read more >>
In the past we have introduced new team members via blog posts (see parts 1, 2, and 3). Our team has continued to grow the last couple of years, and we now have members in the US, India, UK, Japan,… read more >>
This blog post is by Liping Wang, the technical evangelist of student competitions in China.
When I was a signal and information processing student, I knew that MATLAB provides a series of powerful… read more >>
Todays guest bloggers are Erin, Matt, Kattly, Greg, and Andrew of the McGill Formula Electric team at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. They’ll explain their success story and why… read more >>
Today, Jose Avendano Arbelaez shares another guest post with us. Make sure you let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
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How did you get into Robotics?
This is a question that I am often… read more >>
