You just never can tell where you might find the influences of
Mathematica at work--high in the sky, deep down on the ocean
floor, in your favorite
shampoo, or even at the local playground. Everywhere you turn, ordinary
and extraordinary people are using Mathematica to design
innovative products, make groundbreaking discoveries, and sometimes
just have some fun.
Here are some of the latest scientific and
technological accomplishments in which Mathematica has been put to
work.
Denmark is among the first to use webMathematica technology for
education.
Researchers at Stanford
University develop a prototype of a liveboard interface to
Mathematica.
Japanese fashion designer Eri
Matsui puts Mathematica on the Tokyo catwalks.
The new generation of
finance professionals is learning its skills
in a new way using Mathematica.
"6 Integers" is a Mathematica-generated
musical
composition.
Mathematica helps
cryptographer
Sarah Flannery become Irish Young Scientist of the Year.
Scientists at CERN create a new
state of
matter called "quark-gluon plasma".
Mathematica serves many
functions for
the faculty, staff, and students of the MACHBA
universities in Israel.
Astronaut Michael Foale places
a customer
service call to Wolfram Research from the space station Mir.
Mathematica helps
discover the
largest known prime number.
A Mathematica animation
in physical
3D was one of the works on display in the Art Gallery at SIGGRAPH
2000.
Cryptonomicon author
Neal
Stephenson uses Mathematica to illustrate his best-selling
novel.
A Mitsubishi researcher finds Mathematica to be the perfect inter-departmental communication
tool.
Mathematica is used for
medical studies,
including AIDS research.
Mathematica assessed
risk in the
Cassini space launch to Saturn.
Boeing engineers use Mathematica to
create a new precision surface coating technology.
Mathematica offers a new
twist on
skateboard turning.
Möbius Climber lands at
Sugar Sand
Science Playground.
Heart damage assessment goes
off line.
Mathematica makes
possible a
vanishing velodrome at the 1996 Olympics.
Mathematica probes decline in sea
lion population.
Target
location system gets a closer
look.
Mathematica gets slick
with rebuild of
paper machine.
Textile design comes under the
influence of
Mathematica.
What's your preference--corn
flakes or
granola, "NYPD Blue" or "The Simpsons"?
Mathematica designs
betting games.
It's a bird!
It's a plane! It's origami!
Mathematica used to
position the
California Port Patrol.
Mathematica used to
decipher satellite
images.
Mathematica aids in
tsunami
tracking.
Mathematica used to
predict the
behavior of shampoo.
Optics calculations made
possible with Mathematica.
Chemical kinetic modeling with Mathematica helps ensure air quality.
Mathematica helps create
freeway
soundwalls.
Mathematica turns
mathematics into
graphics for MathematicaTV.
Mathematica helps
prepare the Bay
Bridge for Earth's next tremble.
Mathematica is used to
apply civil
engineering techniques to plastic surgery.
Mathematica analyzes the
motion of
running.
Exploratorium educates with
Mathematica.
Mathematica searches for
gene sequences.
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention use Mathematica in AIDS research.
Protein structures are studied
with the aid of Mathematica.
Mathematica models
landslides.
Mathematica is used as
an architect
and
architectural historian.
Mathematica is used to
keep genetic
analysis equipment on the cutting edge.
Mathematica helps
researchers analyze
bee behavior.
Mathematica puts cotton
to the
test.
Mmm...Mathematica makes
things taste
good.
Threatened species are studied
with Mathematica.
Surface coating technology
advanced by Mathematica.
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