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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…

Ice protection: is your aircraft ready for the winter season?

Winter is coming, and your aircraft can feel it! Discover how simulation and testing help you design ice protection systems to ensure flight safety.

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Fitness Devices – If I fall, please hit pause!

If it’s not on Strava, it didn’t happen! How the world of Fitness Devices has taken over and created a community of competitive athletes.

You can(’t) leave your head on. Headless Horseman leverages Simcenter for more sustainable horror

How much greener can a Headless Horseman truly become without a fake pumpkin head? Aerodynamics CFD will reveal the answer

Personalized Precision Medicine

Our oneness should be very material in administrating healthcare and tending to our medical needs. Unfortunately, it seems all that uniqueness has been broadly disregarded for decades. How can personalized precision medicine change that?

Simulate Bevel Gears Accurately and Efficiently

Gears are crucial components in mechanical transmissions and products, essential to transfer energy between different axes of rotation, to change…

Simcenter Flotherm and Flotherm XT 2210 software release in 2022 - electronics cooling simulation software

What’s new in Simcenter Flotherm and Simcenter Flotherm XT 2210 software releases!

Learn about the latest 2022 enhancements in Simcenter Flotherm 2210 and Simcenter Flotherm XT 2210 software releases for electronics cooling simulation

Simcenter STAR-CCM+ 2210 released! What’s new?

Go faster while modeling the complexity, explore engineering possibilities and turn complexity into a competitive advantage with Simcenter STAR-CCM+ 2210.

Digital Debunking: Did Babe Ruth Really Hit a 587-Foot Home Run in 1919?

Babe Ruth would have had to hit the ball with a velocity of 145 mph to hit a home run exceeding 575 feet, which would be fastest-hit ball ever measured in MLB history. Read more about the analysis behind it.