The full program for Maple Conference 2025 is now available. 

The agenda includes two full days of keynote speakers, presentations from Maplesoft product directors and developers, and contributed talks by Maple users all around the world. There will be opportunities to network with fellow users, researchers, and Maplesoft staff.

The final day of the conference will include three in-depth workshops presented by the R&D team.
The workshops will explore how to:

• Create papers and reports in Maple
• Solve various differential equations more effectively using Maple's numerical solvers
• Solve Advent of Code challenges using Maple

Access to the workshops is included with the free conference registration.

We hope to see you there!

Kaska Kowalska
Program Co-chair

It is possible to carve a hole through a unit cube, without splitting it into pieces, so that another unit cube can pass through that hole.  This is know as the Prince Rupert problem and was first analyzed by John Wallis, a contemporary of Isaac Newton.  Here is what it looks like:

If your computer can play audio, have a look at  Ruperts Cube with music!

Here is the worksheet that produced the cube and the animation: ruperts-cube.mw