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📢 Full agenda now available! 

Check out the wide variety of contributed talks from Maple users in the areas of algorithms/software, research/applications, and education, as well as invited keynotes from prestigious researchers and educators, Maplesoft presentations on some things we’re working on, training sessions and workshops to increase your Maple knowledge and productivity, and more. View the program.

Maple Conference 2025 will be held virtually from November 5-7. Registration is free. Can’t attend as many live sessions as you would like? Your registration includes easy access to the recordings for on-demand viewing after the conference. 

Register Now to attend live or get the recordings if you can’t make it on the day.

Budgets Tight? Maximize the Value of Your Adoption of Maple 

These days, universities really need to make sure they are getting good value out of the money they spend. We firmly believe Maple is good value, but this back-to-school season, we’re giving you the opportunity to go from good value to great value. Book your appointment today to explore lower cost licenses for your students through student licensing programs, arrange customized training, access to additional products and services, and more. Offer ends Sept. 30, so act fast! 

Students: Get the Power of Maple at a Student Price 

If your school doesn't provide you access to Maple, that doesn’t mean you need to miss out. Give yourself an edge in your math and math-based courses with this comprehensive tool for doing and learning math, starting from as low as $75! And if you’re an engineering student, make sure you check out Maple Flow – same powerful math engine, same student-friendly price, but designed specifically for doing engineering design calculations. 

I Failed – And Why I Tell that Story 

Not everyone who has a successful career today was successful throughout every moment of their academic education, no matter what field they are in. But students can’t know that unless we share our stories of struggle. In this blog post, Maplesoft’s Director of Product Management, Karishma Punwani, shares her own story and challenges educators to be more open about their past difficulties in order to help students who are struggling today. Read Karishma's story.