Today we’re talking to Christopher Musco who previously competed in the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge and is now an Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at New York… 更多内容 >>

This past year has brought about some fundamental changes in the way education is imparted – video calls, online group projects, funky virtual backgrounds, not being able to catch up on that… 更多内容 >>

Today’s guest blogger is Akshra Narasimhan Ramakrishnan, Education Technical Evangelist on the Student Competition team at MathWorks. She is here to talk about the models of the winners of the 2020… 更多内容 >>

Today’s blog features a Q&A with Thomas Hayden. Thomas is a Mechanical engineering student at Northeastern university and winner of 2020 Simulink Student… 更多内容 >>

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… 更多内容 >>

Today’s guest blogger is John Elhilow, who’s here to share the results of the 2020 PRMIA Risk Management Challenge and to encourage University students to participate in the 2021 challenge! Learn… 更多内容 >>

They say don’t judge a book by its cover, but no one said anything about movies, right?? In today’s post, I am pleased to welcome the winners of the “Most creative use of MATLAB” Award at TAMU… 更多内容 >>

Introduction
Hello all, I am Neha Goel, Technical Lead for AI/Data Science competitions on the MathWorks Student Competition team. MathWorks is excited to support WiDS Datathon 2021 by providing… 更多内容 >>

Today’s blog post is written by Veer Alakshendra, Education Technical Evangelist on the Student Competition team at MathWorks. In this blog he talks about how to model and simulate an electric… 更多内容 >>

MathWorks Math Modeling (M3) Challenge is a contest for high school juniors and seniors. The challenge has been around since 2006 and has been open to student participants in the US, but this year we… 更多内容 >>