Using MATLAB for Research and Open Science<\/p>\n
When
\n26th October at 14:30
\nWhere
\n[EE-01], Department of Electrical Engineering, Bilkent University.<\/p>\n
Abstract
\nLearn how to produce reusable and reproducible code with MATLAB and Simulink. Accelerate your computations by using your MATLAB license on the TRUBA cluster. Take the opportunity to talk to MathWorks experts regarding MATLAB in your teaching or research project.
\nTopics covered
\n\u2022 Accessing data in MATLAB (formats, public data portals, APIs)
\n\u2022 Writing transparent code (Live Scripts, Projects, Source Control, MATLAB in Jupyter)
\n\u2022 Making code reusable (File Exchange, Sustainable Code Repos, Containers)
\n\u2022 Scaling up your code (Use your license on the TRUBA cluster)
\n\u2022 Community support with MathWorks (Open-Source Community Toolboxes, Science Gateways)<\/p>\n
About the speaker
\nDr. Shubo Chakrabarti works for the Academia Team at MathWorks and helps researchers use online portals to effectively share and easily access MATLAB and Simulink for their research. Shubo is also an expert in helping researchers scale up their code and supports MATLAB on the TRUBA cluster. Before joining MathWorks, Shubo worked as a senior neuroscientist and project leader for several years Universities across the US, UK and Germany.<\/p>\n
Meet the speakers
\nTo schedule a personal meeting with experts from MathWorks, reach out at shuboc@mathworks.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Using MATLAB for Research and Open Science When 26th October at 14:30 Where [EE-01], Department of Electrical Engineering, Bilkent University. Abstract Learn how to produce reusable and reproducible code with MATLAB and Simulink. Accelerate your computations by using your MATLAB license on the TRUBA cluster. Take the opportunity to talk [\u2026] <\/p>\n