that will air on Thursday, November 13th. I’ll be starting it off with short overview of what’s new in Mathematica 10, followed by some time for questions. Then there will be two separate streams, “Applications of Wolfram Technology” and “Latest Advances in Wolfram Technologies”, featuring some of our key developers who will also hang around to take questions after their talks.
It would be great to see some of you there and if you have colleagues who are not yet using Wolfram technologies, do forward the link to them – it will be a great chance to get them started!
I love the idea of virtually being able to have access to the best talks from the Technology Conference! I bet it will be a buzzing event, just like it was in Champaign! Looking forward to it
The Wolfram Virtual Conference Rebroadcast takes place on Tuesday, January 27. This is an opportunity to attend talks from two conference tracks and ask your questions to Wolfram developers and staff. Hope to see you there!
Hi, I attended the rebroadcast of the conference last evening. Really great and was particularly interested in the Telescope demo (using a Raspberry Pi to control it) from Tom Sherlock. I downloaded a copy of the notebook on the events page this morning, but alas, this notebook only appears to have a single page within it and 4 lines of text.
Is it possible to verify the notebook and let me know if there is an update to it please. I’m sure I can find the information elsewhere, but this precisely covered my interest in one presentation!
Sorry to have posted the notebook with cells collapsed. You should be able to view the content in the notebook you already have by mousing over and double-clicking any brackets with arrows. This will expand the cells.
In the meantime, we’ll clean this up and upload a notebook that’s less confusing.
