2003 Mathematica Developer Conference:
Developer Presentations

Presentations included:

Design and Verification of Digital Circuits in Mathematica
Ghiath Al Sammane and Dominique Borrione
TIMA Laboratory

Calling .NET Fortran Code from Mathematica
David Bailey
Salford Software Ltd.

Precalculus: Building a Better Bridge to Calculus Using Mathematica Labs
Barry Cherkas
Hunter College (CUNY)

machine learning framework for Mathematica
Mario Drobics
Software Competence Center Hagenberg

Property Predictions for Textile Composites
Gerry Flanagan and Michael Malsbury
Materials Sciences Corporation

Using Mathematica to Teach Bioinformatic Skills
Brian G. Higgins
University of California, Davis

Implementation of a BufferedImage Translator
Mariusz Jankowski
University of Southern Maine

Parallel Construction of Poincaré Surface of Section Method on WAC16P4 Cluster
Krisanadej Jaroensutasinee
Walailak Univeristy

Industrial-Strength Symbolic Regression
Mark Kotanchek
Dow Chemical R&D

Automated Multiple Well Plates Analysis of Combinatorial Chemistry Data from Parallel Micro Reactors
Peter Margl, Alex Kalos, and Mark Kotanchek
The Dow Chemical Company

Movie Reader for Mathematica
Joshua Martell
University of Southern Maine

MathXLS
Rolf Mertig
Mertig Consulting

Using Mathematica to Design a Linear Observer Circuit for a Hyperchaotic Oscillator
Damon A. Miller and Giuseppe Grassi
Western Michigan University and University of Lecce, Italy

Satisfiability in Mathematica
Ronald C. Monson
The University of Western Australia

TerraNotes
Edo Nyland
University of Alberta

Teaching Dynamical Systems with Mathematica
John W. Perram and Morten Andersen
The Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute for Production Technology

MathOptimizer Professional
János D. Pintér and Frank J. Kampas
Pintér Consulting Services, Inc. and WAM Systems, Inc.

Optimization of Finite Element Models with MathOptimizer and ModelMaker
János D. Pintér and Christopher J. Purcell
Pintér Consulting Services, Inc. and Defence Research and Development Canada--Atlantic

Mathematica for ActiveX
Anton Rowe
Episoft, Inc.

Mathematica Link for Excel 3.0
Anton Rowe
Episoft, Inc.

MathLink + Netlib = MathLib
Oliver Rübenkönig, E. B. Rudnyi, and J. G. Korvink
IMTEK (Institute for Microsystem Technology)

Interactive Multivariable Calculus
Keith Stroyan
University of Iowa

Development of a Unit-Tested Time Series Algebra Package Using a New Mathematica Spreadsheet
Jason Tigg and Nick Fortescue
Smartspread Ltd.

Mathematica for the Liberal Arts
Bruce Torrence
Randolph-Macon College

MassViz
Akiko Tsumura
Japan Information Processing Service Co., Ltd.

Implementation of Active Contours in Mathematica
Ravi C. Venkatesan
Systems Research Corporation

The Mathematica Bond Graph Toolbox
Nicolas Venuti
Virtual Dynamics

SparameterListPlot Package
Lawrence A. Walker Jr.
Morgan State University

Support for Conceptual System Design
Michael Yukish
The Pennsylvania State University