MathWorks Research Summit is an invitation-only event that provides a forum for candid exchange between thought leaders from academia, industry, government, and MathWorks senior management. The event focuses on addressing technical challenges, exploring opportunities, and discussing solutions at the forefront of science and engineering research.
Through lively discussions and technical talks, participants share knowledge, germinate ideas, inspire applications, discover successes in related fields, initiate new collaborations, recognize trends, and identify research needs. They can also socialize and network with fellow participants who govern professional organizations, have experience organizing research programs and projects, and share guidance on teaching and workforce training.
The event features:
- Keynotes from experts
- Breakout discussions
- Technology showcase
- Networking sessions
MathWorks Research Summit Recap
The recent focus of MathWorks Research Summit was on engineered systems design in the age of AI. MathWorks staff presented future directions on agentic AI workflows for technical computing and Model-Based Design and showcased technology demonstrations to preview upcoming functionality. Various breakout topics explored commonalities and differences across many AI applications, techniques, and workflows. A panel discussion explored the evolving role of humans in the agentic AI-enabled engineered system design loop.
Highlights from Previous Editions
Formal Specifications for Generative AI Models
Rajeev Alur, University of Pennsylvania
MARVEL: A Multi Agent-Based Research Validator and Enabler Using Large Language Models
Matt Evans, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Perfectly Imperfect Autonomy and Machine Learning
Samarjit Chakraborty, University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
Expeditions Towards Human-Robot Teaming at the Extremes
Taskin Padir, Northeastern University
The MathWorks Research Summit Experience
