COMSOL Showcases Multiphysics Use Worldwide and on the Moon
Burlington, MA – June 02, 2010 – COMSOL Inc., developers of COMSOL Multiphysics®, the leading software environment for modeling and simulating physics-based systems, today announced the availability of COMSOL News 2010, the newest edition of its annual technical journal. Articles in COMSOL News 2010 were selected from a record-breaking 350 user presentations delivered at the COMSOL User Conference series held throughout the world last fall.
“The COMSOL Conference is a premier user event in the increasingly important world of multiphysics-based new product design and multiphysics-based R&D into next-generation technologies that will change all of our lives,” said Anthony J. Lockwood, an analysis software industry spectator.
This 60-page edition of COMSOL News presents a broad overview of how scientists, engineers and researchers worldwide use COMSOL Multiphysics to develop new products and optimize designs. Articles range from cooling super magnets in the CERN Large Hadron Collider to how NASA microwaved moondust in search of water on the moon. Participating authors hail from such institutions as Baker Hughes, the French Atomic Energy Commission, GM Global R&D India Science Lab, Kobelco Research Institute, Osram Sylvania, Procter & Gamble, the Royal Military College of Canada, and the US Army Engineer Research & Development Center.
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