Design Science Products and Technology in Action

Design Science demonstrates and sells its products and technology at many tradeshows and other events around the world. If you want to see us in action, visit our exhibit or session at any of the events listed below.

If you know of events at which we should be exhibiting or speaking, please send email to
Bob Mathews.

See us at these events:

June 15-16, 2013 London England	XML London 2013 Faculty of Engineering Sciences, University College London Attend the session Saturday June 15, 3:30-4:00 PM: What you need to know about the Maths Stack, presented by Autumn Cuellar
Sept 8-12, 2013 Indianapolis Indiana	246th ACS National Meeting & Exposition Indiana Convention Center Attend the panel Tuesday September 10, 2013, 9:00-11:30 AM: Current and Future Trends to Provide Equal Access to Chemistry and Science Curricula for Students with Special Needs, including Steve Noble discussing Accessibility to mathematical information: A status update
Oct 20-24, 2013 Portland Oregon	LavaCon 2013 Hilton Downtown Portland Attend the session Wednesday October 23, 2013, 10:30-11:30 AM: What you Need to Know About the Math Stack: MathML, MathJax, HTML5, and EPUB 3, presented by Autumn Cuellar

Sessions presented at recent events

Whenever we present a session at a conference or other event, we'll post the handout here. Feel free to download the ones that are of interest to you.

Aiming for Accessibility: Creating Barrier-Free Information and Communication

Title: The Path to Accessible Math (PowerPoint file - 941 KB)

Conference for the Advancement of Mathematics Teaching (CAMT)

Title: Equation Editor and MathType: Tips to make your life easier
(PDF - 0.98 MB)
Title: Facebook, Twitter, and Other Social Media—Teaching Tools? Really?
(PDF - 559 KB)

STC Technical Communication Summit

Title: What you need to know about the Math Stack: MathML, MathJax, HTML5, and EPUB 3
(Choose one: PowerPoint - 378 KB, or PDF - 4.73 MB)

Teachers Teaching with Technology (T3)

Title: Creating and Using a Blog to Enhance Math and Science Instruction
(PDF - 2.6 MB)