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COMSOL e-News January 2010

News Available online - Papers and Presentations from the COMSOL Conference 2009 Over 350 papers were presented at this year's COMSOL Conferences. All the papers and presentations from the 2009 Conference are now available online. Search papers and presentations from worldwide conferences! New Textbook: An Introduction to Modeling of Transport Processes Author: Ashim Datta and Vineet Rakesh, Cornell University, New York, USA A new reference piece from Ashim Datta and Vineet Rakesh of Cornell University sheds light on the simulation of biomedical transport processes. Modern case studies and a step by step problem solving approach effectively illustrate the use of modeling in emerging areas such as thermal therapy and drug delivery. Click here to read more

Feature Multiphase Flow Resident multiphase flow expert Dan Smith discusses fixed and moving meshes for modeling immiscible two-phase flows. Here, readers learn the distinctions between the Level Set, Phase Field, and ALE methods. Relevant applications include micro-channel separation, electrocoalescence, inkjet modeling, injection molding, fuel system modeling, film boiling, and microfluidics. Read more

support@comsol.com Updates for Windows 7 Windows 7 - COMSOL supports both the 32 bit and 64 bit Windows Version. Learn more about System Requirements for Windows

Webinars Top Tips and Tricks to use COMSOL The live demo session of "20 Tips & Tricks" at the COMSOL Conference in Boston 2009 triggered a great deal of positive feedback. Here, we share some of the session's highlights. Geared towards current users, this presentation showcases some of the most useful, but perhaps not so well known, techniques used for everyday modeling. Date: Friday, January 22, 2010 Time: China, Taiwan, Singapore: 1:30PM / Korea, Japan: 2:30PM / Australia: 4:30PM For details and registration, visit: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/360387208 MEMS Rediscovered The MEMS Module addresses design issues that arise in the micro-world. It models physical phenomena in actuators and sensors plus microfluidic and small piezoelectric devices. Discover much more in the COMSOL MEMS Module. Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010 Time: China, Taiwan, Singapore: 1:30PM / Korea, Japan: 2:30PM / Australia: 4:30PM For details and registration, visit: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/976698353   I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year - 2010! e-News Editor, Vanitha Subramanian P.S. Feel free to suggest topics to be covered in this e-newsletter. Mail to: e-news@comsol.com Subscriptions: Subscribe to COMSOL e-News | Unsubscribe to COMSOL e-News

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