14th December 2009 9 a.m. tba
Employing MATLAB to foster interdisciplinary cooperation (free Intermediate MathWorks Course for Early Career Researchers)
- Categories
- Matlab
- Submitter
- Hans Fangohr
The invite.
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Two-day event 14 and 15 December, both days 9am-5pm
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aimed at post-docs, PhD students welcome if places left
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Register before 20 November by clicking here.
Content
Do you lie awake at night wondering if your MATLAB code could be faster? Wouldn't you love to make your graphs more impactful and produce gloriously grand GUIs-- all while networking with other ECRs across the University and devouring free lunches for two days? If so, then this course may be for you:
Employing MATLAB to foster interdisciplinary cooperation
This 2-day Mathworks-provided course is designed for intermediate users who are already familiar with MATLAB and use it regularly, but want to learn how to get the most from this platform. This course will run on: 14th-15th December (9am-5pm both days) – see attached advert for sign up details.
Please forward the attached ad to any new postdocs in your department,
Your MATLAB-loving ISVR-ECRs,
Rachel Van Besouw (rvb@isvr.soton.ac.uk), Emery Ku, Timos Papadopoulos, Chris Powles and Katrine Rogers