The twenty-second Householder Symposium on Numerical Linear Algebra was held June 8 - June 13 at Cornell. The local organizers were Anil Damle, Alex Townsend and David Bindel. Anil served as host and cheerleader.

My talk was Wednesday morning. Here is…

This blog post is from Mae Markowski, Senior Product Manager at MathWorks.

Physics-informed machine learning is a branch of Scientific Machine Learning (SciML) that combines physical laws with machine learning and deep learning techniques. This integration…

We all develop code for different reasons. However, once we decide to start sharing it with others, we tend to have one thing in common: We'd like as many people as possible to use it; and maybe even contribute.I believe that there are three things that every…

Guest Writer: Brian Knolhoff
Brian is a software engineer on the Figure Infrastructure and Services team at MathWorks.  After first encountering MATLAB while calibrating radar systems, he now enjoys building and modernizing the tools that support engineers…

As an early-stage startup, choosing to join an accelerator or incubator can have a significant impact on the direction of your company. These organizations come in many forms, sizes, and focuses, but share a similar goal to help startups get to the next level.…

Google recently announced that Colab Terminal is Now Free For All Users and a few MathWorkers immediately thought to themselves

Today’s guest bloggers are members of the Control Systems Society (CSS) Student Branch Chapter at the Universidad de Santiago de Chile (USACH), who recently organized a Simulink Game Day on campus. Let's hear from them..

We’re the Control Systems Society…

Guest Writer: Travis Roderick

Travis joined MathWorks in 2013, bringing experience from previous roles in software development across the healthcare, finance, and storage network industries. He earned a BA in Computer Science in 2001, followed by a master’s…

This post is targeted at users developing Simulink models under Git source control, but who are not necessarily using the MATLAB source control integration.I personally work in MATLAB and Simulink all day, so the MATLAB source control integration usually…

Today's guest writer is Pradeep Ramamoorthy, Senior Product Manager in the Online Products group at MathWorks

A few weeks ago, my colleague Gandharv summarized the options available to you to configure MATLAB and Simulink on public clouds like AWS, Azure…

In the fast-paced world of software development, speed and quality often feel like they're pulling us in opposite directions. On the one hand, we’re racing to deliver new features and fixes. On the other, every change we make adds a little more complexity…

Guest Writer: Abby Skofield
We're excited to welcome Abby Skofield back to the blog!  Abby has been at the forefront of bringing dark mode to MATLAB graphics and apps, and today she’s sharing insights from a recent user survey, behind-the-scenes stories…

This blog post is from Brenda Zhuang, Software Development Manager, and Jayden Shin, Senior Application Engineer at MathWorks.

 

Ready to pick up a childhood game and play it with a robot—on stage at a tech conference?
At this year’s Korea MATLAB Expo…

Time is money. For startups, this sentiment is undoubtedly a key driving factor. There is an inherent race to develop a prototype, finish iterations, and deliver a market-ready product. Revolt, a Texas-based startup, has designed its development process with…

Welcome back! As promised, I am here to kick things off with Part 1 of our blog series on impact-based test selection. Lezz go!
Imagine you are developing an application and writing code in your MATLAB development environment.
Code changes, even small ones…

In 1988, while I was with Ardent Computer in Silicon Valley, I gave a talk that previewed MATLAB graphics. The title was

In today's rapidly evolving automotive industry, mastering the right tools is crucial for budding engineers and software developers. At Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), two key tools stand out in the development of vehicle systems: MATLAB and Simulink. At Formula…

This blog post is from Mae Markowski, Senior Product Manager at MathWorks.

In our previous post, we laid the groundwork for physics-informed machine learning, exploring what it is, why it matters, and how it can be applied across different science and…

Today I want to talk about two relatively new blocks: Record and Playback.Record BlockLet's start with this simple example where I connect two signals to the Record block:mdl = 'MassSpringDamper';open_system(mdl);When you double-click on the block, the first…

Sean and Dan Brennan did not set out to be artists in the traditional sense. Instead, the twin brothers were more technically minded, studying engineering and working with scientific software. Yet, they have found a way to redefine the perception of STEM…