Featured Proceedings
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MATLAB Conference 2017 features presentations from technology and industry experts.
Mischa Kim
MathWorks
Stéphane Marouani
MathWorks
What You Missed
MATLAB Conference 2017 brought together engineers, managers, and researchers to learn more about MATLAB® and Simulink®. The conference agenda featured multiple tracks and sessions covering a broad range of topics spanning multiple applications and industries. Conference attendees:
- Discovered new and improved capabilities in MATLAB and Simulink
- Heard from Bureau Veritas Minerals, Sydac, NSW Department of Primary Industries, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, ResApp Health, and other customers about how they integrate MATLAB and Simulink into their workflows and teams
- Saw innovative demonstrations and exhibits from MathWorks and partner organisations
- Networked with peers from across many different industries
- Gained knowledge they could apply immediately to their day-to-day work
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Exhibitors
Mischa Kim
MathWorks
Mischa is a manager and works with his team to support academic institutions in Europe. Before joining MathWorks in 2012, Mischa worked at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and was on the faculty at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University pursuing his research interests in spacecraft dynamics and controls and space systems engineering. Mischa Kim holds an M.S. in physics from Vienna University of Technology and a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from Virginia Tech.
Stéphane Marouani
MathWorks
Stéphane Marouani is the country manager at MathWorks Australia, with more than 20 years of experience in the IT industry. He is responsible for maintaining the company’s long-term growth and strategic direction in Australia and New Zealand. Before joining MathWorks in February 2012, Stéphane was the WebSphere sales manager for IBM Australia and the country manager for ILOG Australia. He has experience working with multiple industry sectors, including government, finance, insurance, information technology, and telecommunications. Stéphane has a degree in engineering in computer science applied to computer vision from the École Polytechnique of Nice Sophia-Antipolis in France. He also researched robotics and artificial intelligence in his postgraduate studies at the University of Southern California.
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