The award is given biannually for “outstanding and sustained contributions to the broad field of computation fluid dynamics.”

The workshop introduces engineers and designers to modeling spillways and dam related hydraulic structures using advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods. This all-day workshop will take place on September 15.

Intelligent Light welcomes Professor James Coder and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville to our University Partners Program.

A longtime user of FieldView, Dr. Coder uses FieldView throughout the CFD workflow in conjunction with the team's CFD solvers, OVERFLOW 2 and SU2.

The conference featured an interesting and varied set of talks including topics such as fuel tank dynamics for both automotive and aerospace applications, core making, environmental modeling, and cutting-edge research in microfluidics applications.

The addition of NQA-1 compliance in the rigorous ASME QA certification program ensures the code meets industry-standard requirements for nuclear industry customers in support of safety-related applications.