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German ANSYS Conference & 26th CADFEM Users' Meeting

	Posted Wed July 02, 2008 @03:54PM
	The German ANSYS Conference & the 26th CADFEM Users’ Meeting from October 22-24, 2008 in the “City of Science” Darmstadt, reflects the broad variety, powerful performance, and flexibility of ANSYS in order to realize state-of-the-art Simulation Driven Product Development – covering different application areas such as Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Structural Mechanics, Electronics, or Multiphysics. Moreover, attendees – in 2007 more than 1.000 persons participated in Dresden – will have access to a dense program focusing on additional software, e.g. LS-DYNA, or selected topics such as simulating Multiscale Properties, Biomechanics, or Sheet Metal Forming.

	Furthermore, in a full day course experienced CAE professionals from well-known companies will give insight into implementation processes and management of Simulation Driven Product Development in today’s R&D. The conference offers to attendees: User presentations from industry, research, and university Presentations of product strategies, recent developments, and trends in product development Workshops and short courses covering different simulation topics Additionally attendees benefit from Discussions with other software users, with developers and CADFEM and ANSYS Germany staff A large software and hardware exhibition An attractive supporting program

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