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Australian wins highest international honour in mathematics

28 August, 2006

The Fields Medal, considered to be the Nobel Prize of Mathematics, was awarded to Professor Terence Tao. This is the first time an Australian has won this award.

Simulink Verification and Validation

18 July, 2005

MathWorks has announced Simulink Verification and Validation, a product for Simulink that enables system designers and test engineers to perform continuous testing and verification throughout development.

Network science

25 June, 2005

There is a relatively new approach to addressing large, complex problems - 'network science'.

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