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SUMMARY:Webinar: Ansys 2026 R1: Ansys Fluids What’s New
DESCRIPTION:This webinar aims to present updates in the Ansys Fluids portfolio for the 2026 R1 release\, with a focus on usability\, automation\, and simulation performance. It will cover Ansys Fluent\, Ansys CFX\, Ansys FreeFlow\, Ansys Rocky\, and Ansys Thermal Desktop. \nJoin the webinar to explore: \n\nGPU and CPU solver enhancements and web interface updates in Fluent\nAdaptive meshing developments in FreeFlow\nPyCFX-based automation across CFX-Pre and CFD-Post\nDEM and multiphysics coupling advancements in Rocky\nTD Designer capabilities for thermal modeling in Thermal Desktop\n\nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/webinar-ansys-2026-r1-ansys-fluids-whats-new/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Modeling Granular Flow in COMSOL®
DESCRIPTION:This webinar examines how granular materials such as powders and pellets can be simulated in COMSOL\, with a focus on capturing particle-level and bulk behavior. \nJoin the webinar to explore: \n\nDiscrete Element Method (DEM) for particle interactions and motion\nCoupling with fluid flow and structural effects\nApplications such as mixing\, transport\, and storage of granular materials\n\nThe session also aims to demonstrate the modeling workflow within the software. \nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/webinar-modeling-granular-flow-in-comsol/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Design & Optimization of Semiconductor Fabrication Equipment Using COMSOL®
DESCRIPTION:This webinar explores design and optimization of semiconductor fabrication equipment using COMSOL Multiphysics®\, specifically focusing on plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) reactors. It aims to: \n\nAddress mechanical design challenges using fluid dynamics and thermostructural simulations.\nEstablish critical design parameters for process uniformity.\nCorrelate simulation results with experimental data to improve equipment performance and reliability.\n\nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/webinar-design-optimization-of-semiconductor-fabrication-equipment-using-comsol/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Modeling Heat Transfer of Spacecraft with COMSOL Multiphysics®
DESCRIPTION:This webinar explores thermal analysis for spacecraft and satellite design using COMSOL Multiphysics®. It aims to address the challenges of maintaining temperature-sensitive components within safe ranges to prevent structural deformation or damage. The session includes a demonstration of computing solar\, albedo\, and Earth infrared radiative heat loads\, while illustrating how these variables influence temperature fields in orbit over time. \nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/webinar-modeling-heat-transfer-of-spacecraft-with-comsol-multiphysics/
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UID:22034-1776942000-1776945600@simulationpulse.com
SUMMARY:Webinar: Modeling Optical Nanostructures with COMSOL Multiphysics®
DESCRIPTION:This webinar explores full-wave modeling for optical interactions with wavelength-sized structures using COMSOL Multiphysics and the Wave Optics Module. It aims to demonstrate: \n\nSimulating single metallic or dielectric nanoparticles and periodic nanostructures.\nApplications including diffraction gratings\, photonic crystals\, dielectric mirrors\, and plasmonic devices.\nSetting up geometries\, frequency-dependent material properties\, and incident light parameters.\n\nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/webinar-modeling-optical-nanostructures-with-comsol-multiphysics/
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UID:22083-1777557600-1777561200@simulationpulse.com
SUMMARY:Webinar: Modeling Biochemical Sensors & Testing Devices with COMSOL®
DESCRIPTION:This webinar explores the simulation of biochemical sensors and diagnostic devices in COMSOL Multiphysics®. It focuses on mechanisms within bioreceptors and transducers\, such as: \n\nElectrochemical\, optical\, and acoustic transducers\nProtein adsorption and enzyme kinetics\n\nThe session aims to demonstrate how multiphysics modeling can be used to study mass transport and chemical reactions in the design of glucose sensors and rapid testing devices. \nFor registration click here..
URL:https://simulationpulse.com/event/webinar-modeling-biochemical-sensors-testing-devices-with-comsol/
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