The National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN) now has a MATLAB Campus-Wide licence that gives all staff, researchers and guests unlimited access to use MATLAB, Simulink and all toolboxes developed by MathWorks. The licence also includes numerous tools for online training, collaboration and advanced research techniques.
The first part of this event is aimed at giving a general overview of the MATLAB Campus-Wide licence, the development environment, online resources and useful tools for research.
The second part is a technical session in which the MATLAB development environment will be introduced, and the use of the software for the development of data analysis algorithms using the multitude of 'built-in' libraries and applications will be demonstrated.
Attendance is recommended for INFN students and researchers developing algorithms and applications in science.
About the speaker(s)
Gianluca Carnielli is an Application Engineer at MathWorks and supports customers in adopting MathWorks technology for the development of applications and algorithms in MATLAB, specialising in object-oriented programming and the development of graphical interfaces. Before joining MathWorks, Gianluca completed his PhD studies in space physics at Imperial College London.
Alessio Conte is an Education Customer Success Engineer at MathWorks and works with teachers, researchers, teaching coordinators and technical managers of universities and research centres in the use of MathWorks products. Before joining MathWorks Alessio graduated with a Master's degree from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Rome La Sapienza specialising in the development of algorithms for the real-time analysis of GNSS sign
Full Agenda available at the official webpage of the event.