Wolfram Research News Releases - 2005

	Release Date	Title
	December 15	New MathGL3d add-on for Mathematica adds interactive graphics capabilities.
	December 12	The new Wolfram Technology Guide explains how the technology inside makes a difference for your technical computing needs.
	November 14	Personal supercomputing arrives with Mathematica Personal Grid Edition and quad-core computers.
	October 31	Former Irish Young Scientist of the Year is keynoting the Wolfram Research Tour of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
	October 18	New LinkageDesigner application allows linkage prototyping and mechanical design with Mathematica.
	September 14	Mathematica is being used to model restructured electric power markets.
	August 30	Mathematica and PathwayLab provide computational systems biology environment.
	August 29	Students save with affordable new semester and annual editions of Mathematica CalcCenter 3.
	August 12	The world's largest 3D display screen was created with Mathematica.
	August 12	Wiki-webMathematica builds a Mathematica web community.
	August 2	gridMathematica 2.1 capitalizes on large-scale improvements in Mathematica 5.2.
	July 12	Mathematica 5.2 is breaking the memory barrier with 64-bit computing, adding multicore performance.
	July 8	New features have been added to MathOptimizer Professional.
	June 28	Mathematica ported to Intel Mac, takes center stage at WWDC.
	June 21	Mathematica for Students is now bundled with new Mathematica site licenses for high schools.
	May 2	Wolfram Research announces plug-in for Mac OS X 10.4 Spotlight.
	April 27	gridMathematica adopted to explore large-scale questions in human immunity.
	April 19	webMathematica 2.2 now includes Mathematica 5.1.
	March 22	Wolfram Research develops plug-in for Google Desktop Search.
	March 10	Wolfram Publicon gives new momentum to open access publishing.
	March 8	gridMathematica 2 is now available--a major enhancement to the premier software environment for supercomputing.
	March 8	New Parallel Computing Toolkit 2 expands the power and scope of Mathematica 5.1.
	January 11	Mathematica lecture series in India explores the impact of computing on education and research.