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The loose contact interface is a simple and easy-to-use mesh interface between solid and fluid or solid and solid material domains for thermal CFD simulations. It can be also located within a solid domain

ChatSDT is our new AI customer support assistant. By embracing generative AI technology, ChatSDT will provide personalized advice and insights.

Upcoming, increasingly stringent greenhouse gas as well as emission limits demand for powertrain electrification across all vehicle applications. For two-wheelers, motorcycles and all-terrain-vehicles (ATV) the

Discover new features and updates to our simulation solutions.

Invisible to the naked eye, yet increasingly on the radar of policymakers, ultrafine particles (UFPs) are quietly shaping the future of air quality regulations. What does current legislation in Europe look like

Discover how advanced measurement techniques are transforming air quality monitoring and why focusing on ultrafine particles is essential for protecting public health and the environment.

The ever-increasing energy demand of the world's population requires an urgent rethinking of the energy industry with a focus on long-term sustainability. Therefore, in recent years, ammonia has emerged as a

Starting over 40 years ago with punch cards as the first steps towards modern-day simulation, today Advanced Simulation Technologies (AST) is an invaluable business unit driving innovation. Predicated by

Discover how these tiny pollutants penetrate our bodies, impacting respiratory and cardiovascular health, and learn about the cutting-edge technologies that can help us monitor and mitigate their effects.

Ships are complex systems classified based on size and usage and marked by their numerous sub-components. Each of them plays a crucial role.

AVL and InSilicoTrials (IST) have entered into a strategic partnership to integrate AVL FIRE™ M into the InSilicoTrials AI and modeling and simulation platform.

From September 10th to 13th, the THIESEL 2024 conference took place in Valencia. Hosted by the Clean Mobility & Thermofluids (CMT) University Institute of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), the