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Multiphysics simulation is used to improve existing technologies, as well as create completely new ones.

This issue informs readers about the teamwork involved in a variety of multiphysics projects.

Acoustic phenomena are multiphysics in nature. When building a model, engineers must account for several types of physics and their coupling at different scales and frequencies.

From the initial concept to the final product, finding innovative, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly designs is an intense but extremely rewarding journey for managers and engineers alike.

The era of simulation applications is here. Tools are available for the rapid development and unlimited distribution of applications worldwide. Forward-thinking companies are taking the lead on democratizing simulation.

We’ve compiled some of our most popular design and simulation software reviews in this issue to give you an over-view of new features and how the software works.

Traditionally design engineers take the lead in defining the shape of a product, but emerging generative design tools give software unprecedented autonomy.

Simulation is pervasive, with people from different departments and backgrounds discovering new ways to put it to use, in all of its varied forms.

Advancement in multiphysics simulation and apps allows engineers to solve more complex engineering problems. Distributing the simulation work across multiple computers provides both a means to solve extremely large problems and to solve multiple model configurations simultaneously. In this webinar,...

In this digital issue featuring some of DE’s most popular content on the subject, we take a deeper look at how automotive design engineers are responding to changing regulatory requirements, electric drivetrains and self-driving technologies.

This webinar will introduce attendees to numerical simulation using COMSOL Multiphysics®.