Training courses & User meetings

This event focuses on multiphysics simulation and its applications. A great variety of sessions offers everything from inspiring keynotes by industry leaders to one-on-one meetings with application engineers and developers. You can customize the program to your own specific needs whether the purpose is learning new modelling techniques or connecting with fellow users of the COMSOL software. 

Today’s laboratories are becoming increasingly complex, with ever more data being generated and captured

The main aim of this workshop is to present and debate advanced topics, open questions, current and future developments, and challenging applications related to advanced high-performance distributed computing and data systems, encompassing implementations ranging from traditional clusters to warehouse-scale data centres, and with architectures including hybrid, multicore, distributed, and cloud models.

Phoenix Integration is hosting its 2018 International Users’ Conference in April, bringing together its international community of users and partners across multiple industries to explore some of today’s most critical issues within the field of Model Based Engineering.

MATLAB EXPO 2017 provides engineers, managers, and researchers with a unique opportunity to learn how MATLAB and Simulink are used to accelerate the pace of engineering and science.

The conference agenda features multiple tracks, including introduction and master-class sessions covering a broad range of topics, applications, and industries.

Attendees will examine the present and future of online education, including some of the ways in which technology can be used to provide an effective and engaging online STEM learning experience that benefits both students and educators. Those in attendance will have the opportunity to network with educators from around the world, discover how online learning solutions are being implemented, and learn about new tools that are being developed to further enhance e-learning opportunities.

Attendees will examine the present and future of online education, including some of the ways in which technology can be used to provide an effective and engaging online STEM learning experience that benefits both students and educators. Those in attendance will have the opportunity to network with educators from around the world, discover how online learning solutions are being implemented, and learn about new tools that are being developed to further enhance e-learning opportunities.

Amphyon is a simulation based process software for powder bed based, laser beam melting additive manufacturing processes. It allows for automatic optimization of part orientation as well as a build up process simulation and the adaption of process parameters in order to achieve a higher part quality and more process stability.

This webinar will act as an introduction to Additive Works for users who are interested in enhancing capabilities for additive manufacturing.

The second annual ARM Research Summit is an academic meeting to discuss future trends and disruptive technologies across all sectors of computing. It will take place in Cambridge over the 11-13 September 2017, and will be hosted at Robinson College.

The Summit includes talks from the leaders in their research fields, demonstrations, networking opportunities and the chance to interact and discuss projects with members of ARM Research.

This year's Spectrum Scale user group (SSUG) is free to join and open to anyone using or interested in using or integrating Spectrum Scale (GPFS) technology. The SSUG brings together the Spectrum Scale User Community including Spectrum Scale developers and architects to share knowledge, experiences and future plans.