February 23|Online
Data Science Is More Than Just Statistics
In this talk, we’ll explore how automation can be used to apply much more sophisticated computation to data in order to achieve deeper insights and derive more value from it.
Registration required
February 27|Online
Programming and Development in Wolfram Language
Learn about advanced programming and development concepts in Wolfram Language. Dive deeper into the fundamentals of expression syntax and function definition. Explore more complex ideas like upvalues, attributes, manual scoping and package creation. This course is the third and final part of in the programming proficiency course sequence, following Programming Fundamentals and Practical Programming. This course is designed for users who want to take the next step toward mastery in Wolfram Language programming.
Registration required
February 27|Online
Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica Training Tutorials
Get hands-on training directly from the authors of the Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica book! During this one-hour course, you’ll learn how to use Mathematica to create notebooks, enter free-form input in Wolfram Language, perform symbolic and numeric calculations, generate 2D and 3D graphics, create interactive Manipulates, analyze data and share your notebook online or as an interactive presentation.
Registration required
February 27|Online
Time Series with Wolfram Language
This tutorial will introduce the Wolfram Language framework for computing with time series data, starting from the basics of time series representation and simple transformations such as plotting, smoothing and resampling.
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February 28|
Online
OnlineConstruction de réseaux neuronaux personnalisés
This webinar introduces the basics of creating your own neural networks and the practical steps needed to train and retrain them. Prior experience with machine learning is not required.
Registration required
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February 29|Online
Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations and Their Applications
Join this colloquium to hear overviews of recent work in numerical methods by research experts from around the world. As a bonus presentation, you’ll get a developer’s view on how finite element method (FEM) functionality is approached as a core part of Wolfram Language.
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March 1|Online
Advancing Bioscience Research and Teaching with Wolfram Language
Learn how to leverage Wolfram’s ready-to-use bioscience data, powerful statistical analysis tools and state-of-the-art symbolic and numerical computation as a unified solution for bioscience research and teaching.
Registration required
March 3–8|Minneapolis, MN
American Physical Society
Wolfram will be exhibiting at APS. Stop by booth #1413 to get your questions answered, to learn about what’s new or just to say hello!
Trade show
March 5|Online
Quick Start to Wolfram Tech
This course introduces core technologies for getting started quickly with the Wolfram technology stack. Learn to work with Wolfram Notebooks in the cloud as well as on your desktop and familiarize yourself with the syntax and programming fundamentals of Wolfram Language. Limited registration and small class sizes allow for interaction with your Wolfram certified instructor. No prior experience with Wolfram Language is required. Certificate of course completion available.
Registration required
March 6|
Online
OnlineTraitement des images médicales et vision par ordinateur avec Mathematica
This is a crash course to familiarize you with common workflows of computer vision. You will learn how to import different file formats as well as to preprocess images and cast models with Wolfram superfunctions to achieve tasks such as segmentation and classification.
Registration required
Cet événement se déroulera en français.
March 7|Online
Wolfram Notebooks: Building and Sharing Technical Workflows
In this course you will learn how to create Wolfram Notebooks, interactive and powerful computational documents. This course shows how you can combine Wolfram Language with the notebook interface to express your ideas and develop technical workflows for data science, modeling, research, education and more. Discover how to build rich computational essays and presentations and publish to the cloud. No experience with Mathematica or Wolfram Language is required. Earn a certificate of course completion by attending this online class and passing the quiz.
Registration required
March 8|Online
Deploying Computational Web Services: Getting Started with APIs, Dynamic Content and Web Apps
Discover how simple it is to create powerful tools and make them available throughout your company or to the wider public using APIs, cloud notebooks, forms and dynamic web content.
Registration required
March 11–15|Online
Topics in Artisanal Calculus
Explore lesser-known but incredibly useful topics in calculus. In this Daily Study Group on “artisanal” topics in calculus, learn about umbral calculus, Bell polynomials, the Euler–Maclaurin formula and fractional calculus. See how you can apply methods in calculus to the study of dynamical systems, minimal surfaces and even number theory.
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March 12|
Online
OnlineAperçu des nouveautés et améliorations de la version 14
This overview presentation will show how LLMs use Wolfram Language and how Wolfram Language 14 can now use LLMs. It will also cover enhancements to core language, math computation and capabilities of existing objects like dates, quantities and trees.
Registration required
Cet événement se déroulera en français.
March 14|Online
Notebooks as Instructional Tools
This course explores the versatility of Wolfram Notebooks for teaching and learning. See how you can use notebooks to learn to code and work with and transfer data, as well as create interactive content to use in instructional environments. No prior experience with Wolfram technology is required. A certificate of course completion is available.
Registration required
March 14|Online
Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica Training Tutorials
Get hands-on training directly from the authors of the Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica book! During this one-hour course, you’ll learn how to use Mathematica to create notebooks, enter free-form input in Wolfram Language, perform symbolic and numeric calculations, generate 2D and 3D graphics, create interactive Manipulates, analyze data and share your notebook online or as an interactive presentation.
Registration required
March 15|Online
Writing a Wolfram Language Function
Learn how to write an effective and efficient Wolfram Language function that is robust, gives a clear output, has wide-reaching applications and has clear documentation.
Registration required
March 19|Online
Introduction to Machine Learning in Wolfram Language
Gain experience using machine learning superfunctions available in Wolfram Language. This course demonstrates how to perform supervised and unsupervised machine learning tasks and also covers regression, classification, clustering and anomaly detection. Earn a certificate of course completion.
Registration required
March 20|Online
Testing and Modeling Turbines, Gears and Drivelines with the Rotating Machinery Library
In this webinar, the new System Modeler Modelica library for rotating machinery will be presented. The Rotating Machinery library allows you to test novel designs or identify faults in rotating machinery like turbines, motors and drivelines.
Registration required
March 20|
Online
OnlineInjecter de la fiabilité dans l’IA générative
This talk will explain the problems that large language models (LLMs) have with reliability in factual accuracy, logical thinking and computational tasks. It shows examples of using plugins to inject facts and provide private data and algorithms to LLM answers as well as how to exploit LLM capabilities within Wolfram Language code to solve difficult problems with unstructured data and poorly understood tasks.
Registration required
Cet événement se déroulera en français.
March 21|
Online
OnlineQuick Start to Wolfram Tech
This course introduces core technologies for getting started quickly with the Wolfram technology stack. Learn to work with Wolfram Notebooks in the cloud as well as on your desktop and familiarize yourself with the syntax and programming fundamentals of Wolfram Language. Limited registration and small class sizes allow for interaction with your Wolfram certified instructor. No prior experience with Wolfram Language is required. Certificate of course completion available.
Registration required
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March 21|Online
Introduction to Neural Networks in Wolfram Language
This course provides an introduction to the state-of-the-art Neural Net Framework in Wolfram Language. Learn about the Neural Net Repository, transfer learning and how to train, test and look inside a neural net. Earn a certificate of course completion.
Registration required
March 22|Online
Analyzing Real-World Networks in Wolfram Language
In this webinar, we will explore the ability of Wolfram Language to understand the structure of graphs—in particular, those that are organic and asymmetrical, such as social networks, coauthorship graphs or even the type of “real-life” interaction graph studied by epidemiologists.
Registration required
March 26|Online
Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica Training Tutorials
Get hands-on training directly from the authors of the Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica book! During this one-hour course, you’ll learn how to use Mathematica to create notebooks, enter free-form input in Wolfram Language, perform symbolic and numeric calculations, generate 2D and 3D graphics, create interactive Manipulates, analyze data and share your notebook online or as an interactive presentation.
Registration required
March 26|Online
Advancing Business Research and Teaching with Wolfram Language
Leverage the Wolfram Language’s ready-to-use financial and socioeconomic data, automated modeling functionalities and customized visualization toolkit to elevate your business intelligence workflow. This free webinar includes a Q&A session with Wolfram experts.
Registration required
April 2|Online
Computational Xplorations
This free introductory course demonstrates how to interactively explore nearly any field using computation. See how computational thinking—a modern blend of critical analysis and information processing—is being applied to a range of disciplines not traditionally associated with coding.
Registration required
April 4|Online
Quick Start to Wolfram Tech
This course introduces core technologies for getting started quickly with the Wolfram technology stack. Learn to work with Wolfram Notebooks in the cloud as well as on your desktop and familiarize yourself with the syntax and programming fundamentals of Wolfram Language. Limited registration and small class sizes allow for interaction with your Wolfram certified instructor. No prior experience with Wolfram Language is required. Certificate of course completion available.
Registration required
April 9–19|Online
Guiding Principles for Modeling and Simulation
Learn modeling principles applicable to dynamic systems across diverse domains from Wolfram experts. Join our upcoming two-week study group, where you’ll use Wolfram System Modeler to create models of real-world systems and explore modeling fundamentals. We’ll cover examples that range from simulating the spread of infectious diseases to predicting the cash flow dynamics of a subscription-based business and modeling the intricate behavior of drones.
Registration required
April 10|Online
Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica Training Tutorials
Get hands-on training directly from the authors of the Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica book! During this one-hour course, you’ll learn how to use Mathematica to create notebooks, enter free-form input in Wolfram Language, perform symbolic and numeric calculations, generate 2D and 3D graphics, create interactive Manipulates, analyze data and share your notebook online or as an interactive presentation.
Registration required
April 11|Online
Wolfram Language Programming Fundamentals
This instructor-led session teaches the fundamental concepts of programming in Wolfram Language. It features concise lecture sections, self-check exercises and tips for writing Wolfram Language code. Basic familiarity with Wolfram Language or introductory-level skill in any programming language is recommended. A certificate of course completion is available.
Registration required
April 16|Online
Data Visualization with Wolfram Language
With the use of a curated dataset from the Wolfram Data Repository, this course shows how to quickly visualize different data structures and how to make your graphics ready to publish and share. Domain-specific functions as well as general techniques are shared for getting the most out of your graphics. The course is intended for anyone who wants to learn more about data visualization using Wolfram Language.
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April 18|Online
Practical Programming with Wolfram Language
This course provides the knowledge, tools and guidance to efficiently create and maintain Wolfram Language projects. Build on your existing programming skills with a quick review of basic syntax and then develop a deeper understanding of patterns, interactive interfaces and cloud deployment. Learn about coding best practices, including error handling and the use of IDEs. This course is designed for Wolfram Language users who are ready to move beyond the fundamentals and create their own programs and interfaces.
Registration required
April 23|Online
Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica Training Tutorials
Get hands-on training directly from the authors of the Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica book! During this one-hour course, you’ll learn how to use Mathematica to create notebooks, enter free-form input in Wolfram Language, perform symbolic and numeric calculations, generate 2D and 3D graphics, create interactive Manipulates, analyze data and share your notebook online or as an interactive presentation.
Registration required
April 25|Online
Programming and Development in Wolfram Language
Learn about advanced programming and development concepts in Wolfram Language. Dive deeper into the fundamentals of expression syntax and function definition. Explore more complex ideas like upvalues, attributes, manual scoping and package creation. This course is the third and final part in the programming proficiency course sequence, following Programming Fundamentals and Practical Programming. This course is designed for users who want to take the next step toward mastery in Wolfram Language programming.
Registration required



