Wolfram Research News Releases - 2003

	Release Date	Title
	November 17	Wolfram Research renews grant to Champaign-Urbana Schools Foundation.
	November 7	Mathematica simulates the sound of the Big Bang.
	November 5	Wolfram Research "Challenges" IOI 2003 participants.
	October 28	MathOptimizer Professional provides advanced optimization capabilities in Mathematica.
	October 24	Innovative semester and annual editions make Mathematica for Students accessible for all.
	October 14	Mathematica for Intel Itanium 2 platform unites high performance technologies.
	September 29	Mathematica Homeschool Kit provides affordable math software for homeschoolers.
	September 10	Blind optical physicist pursues technical career with the aid of Mathematica.
	August 25	gridMathematica 1.1 gets a speed boost from the power of Mathematica 5.
	July 28	Mathematica for Students 5 offers all the power of Mathematica at a special student price.
	July 24	South Africa's National Disaster Atlas uses webMathematica technology to fight catastrophic events.
	July 1	G5-optimized Mathematica is to be released.
	June 23	Newly released Mathematica 5 outperforms dedicated numerical systems.
	June 23	Mathematica celebrates its 15th anniversary with a new high-performance release.
	May 29	Web Services Package beta is now available from Wolfram Research.
	May 28	Fuzzy Logic 2 provides the most flexible environment for exploring fuzzy systems.
	May 20	Wolfram Research releases webMathematica 2.0.
	May 14	A New Kind of Science Explorer: Mathematica Kit software is now available.
	April 28	Veteran Mathematica user Steven Skiena is showing the fun of discrete mathematics with Combinatorica.
	April 17	Stephen Wolfram and John Nash are keynote speakers for International Mathematica Symposium 2003.
	April 4	SchematicSolver combines classic engineering with advanced computation.
	April 2	Geometrica02 introduces new features for exact drawing and geometrical analysis.
	March 31	RiskQ 4.2 helps users in finance, engineering, medicine, and science make accurate predictions.
	March 17	Math professor uses Mathematica to create educational animations.
	March 17	Control System Professional Suite provides powerful, integrated tools for control.
	March 17	Three dimensional plotting helps biologists characterize a compound organism.
	February 17	New Wolfram Research products and license programs translate into lower pricing and more offerings for high schools.
	January 21	Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft makes strategic use of Mathematica, the office suite for researchers.
	January 17	Operations Research 3.0 adds reinforcement learning and improved shortest path algorithms.
	January 14	WIRED readers vote Stephen Wolfram Renegade of the Year.
	January 13	The Harker School is teaching its students to think more Mathematica-lly.
	January 06	Art inspires a Mathematica lesson in calculus.