JOS divides the human body into 17 segments and simulates the morphological and physiological characteristics and thermoregulation function of each segment by solving heat balance equations.

At Pointwise we appreciate the beauty and intricacies of a masterfully designed mesh. We inaugurated the Meshy Award to showcase the best of the best. Entries are judged on visual appeal, originality and uniqueness.

Progress in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is made every day, everywhere, by countless engineers and scientists. At dozens of conferences, symposia, user meetings and online forums (including social media) you can learn about the latest developments in the technology and its application. However, it is virtually impossible to keep up with it all due to the sheer volume. Because of that, it is often difficult to “see the forest for the trees.”

"Through wind simulation in the target area, CFD helps to find the right place for the turbine with higher wind speed to avoid re-circulation and shadow zones, also putting the machine where it will generate more power," Mr Tabrizi says. Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2014-02-simulations-turbine-vantage.html#jCp