AltaSim has much to be Thankful for. As we approach Thanksgiving, all of us at AltaSim decided to share one or two technologies we are thankful for. Here’s our list: Jeff – I am thankful for the Turkey Deep Fryer… and for Fire Extinguishers! (And I’m glad I don’t have to eat Pumpkin […]
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Can SpaceClaim Provide Frustration Management? In all our years of doing analysis, we have discovered that waiting can be frustrating. Broken CAD. Dirty Geometry. Simulation Delays. Mounting Frustration. We have experienced all four. And this causes a significant breakdown in the entire development cycle. And when we consider all of the other people we
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Create The Future Design Contest Winners Congratulations to all the winners from this year’s Create the Future Design Contest. COMSOL and Tech Briefs Media Group again sponsored, along with SAE International. This was the 11th year the competition has been held. 925 entries from 56 countries made judging this year’s competition very difficult.
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154,000,000,000,000 Reasons Back in July, we posted a Blog announcing Third Frontier Commission Invests in Ohio Businesses. Just recently, Douglas J. Guth in HiVelocity Magazine highlighted 154 Trillion reasons why. His article is a must read, especially for those Ohio businesses who have felt like they were part of the “missing middle.”
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Decrease Total RAM Required to Solve Sequentially Coupled Multiphysics problems. Another COMSOL Tips & Tricks Deposit: Are you solving a multiphysics problem? If so, do you know if your equations are sequentially coupled or intimately coupled? Well, if your equations are sequentially coupled, you can decrease the total RAM required to solve your systems
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FEA (Finite Element Analysis) – Critical Questions to Ask Jack Thornton, MINDFEED Marcomm, wrote an excellent article on FEA that we really thought would be good to share – “Questions Decision Makers Should Ask About Computer Simulations”. Thornton starts out his article with the following two paragraphs: “The computerization of engineering (and everything
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Third Frontier Commission Invests in Ohio Businesses Imagine attaching a “booster” to your business, and then imagine the possibilities for growth and expansion. Well, that’s just what the Ohio Third Frontier Commission recently did for Ohio businesses. We believe the following statement pulled from the linked article really says it all: “Many large manufacturers
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We have just completed another successful COMSOL training class, Solving COMSOL Multiphysics Problems. How do we know it was a success? Because our attendees told us without us asking. Each of the students took time to share with us their thoughts on the quality of the course material and instruction. We are grateful for their
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Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) of non-resectable tumors has been shown to be as effective as surgical resection. During an RFA procedure, the tumor is heated to a temperature sufficient to cause cell death; the RF current is used to heat the tissue and there is no clinically significant electrical interaction within the tissue. While the
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One of the practices we believe in here at AltaSim Technologies is continued education. Thanks to some good people at Thomas Worthington High School in Worthington, Ohio, we had a chance to go back to school repeatedly over the last 2 years. Well, actually “school” showed up at our door when several students contacted us
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