This is a Mathematica version of Weizenbaum's famous (1966) ELIZA simulated conversation with a Rogerian psychotherapist.

Book Review: Mathematica by Example, by Martha L. Abell and James P. Braselton

The symbolic and graphic capabilities of Mathematica are used to enumerate and display all stellations of the icosahedron.

Observations on what happens when students, Mathematica, and laboratories all come together.

Mathematica 3.0 might become an interactive World-Wide Web site.

Palettes provide an unprecedentedly simple way to access the full range of Mathematica's capabilities.

This report describes the process for transferring Mathematica notebooks between Macintosh and Windows platforms.

This book details the structure of chemical compounds as Mathematica graphics, with extensive illustrations and code.

This talk will detail current and future directions for the development of Mathematica and other Wolfram technologies.

Using Mathematica as a low-dimensional multi-physics design tool.