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Digitalizing the semiconductor industry
Why digital thread engineering and simulation are vital in shaping the next generation of semiconductor devices The semiconductor industry has…
Inside The Forecast Factory: how AI is set to revolutionise weather forecasting
We peer inside the Forecast Factory, exploring how weather forecasts are made today, and how AI is going to improve the accuracy and range of future forecasts.
From Punched Cards to ChatGPT: a brief history of Computer Aided Engineering
From punched cards to ChatGPT, brief history of the changing ways in which CAE engineers communicate with computers.
Safer than wind? The truth about nuclear power
Just how safe is nuclear energy compared with other power sources? The answer might surprise you.
Planes, Trains or Automobiles? Lessons from a 1250km train journey across Europe.
When travelling internationally, most of us immediately jump aboard a green belching aircraft. In this blog explore the implications of taking a train journey instead.
Five reasons why Executable Digital Twins are set to dominate engineering in 2023
I spoke with Siemens xDT expert Ian McGann and asked him about the five things that make executable digital twins practical and relevant in 2023, based mainly on his recent experiences in building digital twins of offshore wind turbines.
A Healthier World: 5 ways in which engineering simulation will help us live longer, happier and more productive lives
Medicine is one of the greatest triumphs of the modern world. Although medicine existed in the pre-industrial world, it was…
Simulation for a fitter world
Can Simcenter help us to stay fitter and healthier? Read how simulation can help increase our performance in sports.
in vivo, in vitro, in silico: unleashing innovation in medical device development
Advances in medical technology generally take place in small, entrepreneurial companies. The financial (and humanitarian) rewards are high, but so…