The rise of the machines
3 September 2008
Felix Grant on the development of robotics via maths and stats packages
Robert Roe interviews MathWorks Loren Dean, on the use of AI in modelling and simulation
August/September 2008
Turbocharging CFD
3 September 2008
Paul Schreier examines how CFD software suppliers are customising their products to meet the needs of specific industries - in this case, for turbomachinery engineers
A universe of data
3 September 2008
Paul Schreier visits CERN to learn about the computing resources needed for the world's largest ever scientific experiment
Stuck in the middle
3 September 2008
Gemma Church assesses the HPC landscape in central and eastern Europe
European models promote fidelity
3 September 2008
Laurent Bernardin, chief scientist and vice president of R&D, Maplesoft
Pharma chameleons
3 September 2008
Greg Blackman on the versatility of LIMS, ELNs and other data management solutions in the pharmaceutical industry
A visualisation visionary
3 September 2008
Raghu Machiraju, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Ohio State University
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