Latest News June 29, 2009 - PRESS RELEASE Maplesoft today announced a partnership with the University of Waterloo, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) and Toyota Corporation, that will produce new methods for modeling physical systems. The Industrial Research Chair is being granted to Dr. John McPhee, from the Department of Systems Design Engineering at the University of Waterloo, and Executive Director of the Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research (WatCAR). Dr. John McPhee and his team will collaborate with experts at Maplesoft and Toyota to develop math-based models and computer simulations, with a focus on automotive applications. June 25, 2009 - PRESS RELEASE Maplesoft today announced that its recently released modeling and simulation software, MapleSim, has received tremendous response from around the world. Close to 500 licenses have been sold in the six months since its release in December 2008. After a successful pilot testing period, MapleSim adoption has been swift and far-reaching. June 17, 2009 - PRESS RELEASE Maplesoft was presented the 2009 Omond Solandt Award as outstanding recognition for its innovative and breakthrough research. Presented by the Canadian Operational Research Society (CORS), the award recognizes Maplesoft’s exceptional contribution to operational research and development of innovative and revolutionary mathematical software systems. Recent Media Coverage 2009 Omond Solandt Award Winner is Maplesoft of Waterloo, Ontario CORS-SCRO Bulletin, June 19, 2009 Maplesoft was presented with this award for "exceptional contribution to operational research and development of innovative and revolutionary mathematical software systems." ...more Modeling and Simulation - MapleSim Scientific Computing World, June 12, 2009 Felix Grant, software reviewer, takes an in-depth look at MapleSim for Scientific Computing World, and finds the product "impressively easy to use." ...more Maple 13 Scientific Computing World, June 5, 2009 Software Reviewer Felix Grant takes a critical look at the new features, and finds them so delightful that he does unfamiliar mathematics just for the pleasure of doing it with Maple 13! “Maple development embraces the unspoken duty of such software to educate as well as perform,” he says ...more Media Contacts Tina George | Maplesoft | Ph: +1 519 747 2373 Ext 352 Email: tgeorge@maplesoft.com Media Resources   • About Maplesoft • Products, Features & Benefits • Product Suite • Awards • Company Fact Sheet • Maple (Professional) Overview • Maple (Academic) Overview • Professional Business Overview • Academic Business Overview • Logos & Images User Case Studies Finding Faults Maplesoft June 30, 2009 Bob Beasant is an engineer at Kelvatek, a supplier to the Electricity Supply Industry specializing in the low voltage distribution sector. He recently chose Maple™ and MapleSim™ as his preferred toolset because his projects demand superior modeling and simulation technology. He intends to use both tools to help him create new algorithms and improve existing ones in the field of fault location on underground electricity cables. ...more