My bookmarks folder in Chrome has become hopelessly cluttered with links that never made it into This Week in CFD (along with other “personal” links). Without further adieu, here they are, unwashed and unsorted.

• 6th AIAA Drag Prediction Workshop (June 2016)
• 2nd AIAA Aeroelastic Prediction Workshop (January 2016)
• Mesh Generation, 2nd Edition by Frey and George
• 4th International Workshop on High-Order CFD Methods (June 2016)
• 2nd AIAA Sonic Boom Prediction Workshop (January 2017)
• The Fantasy-Like Hyperloop Inches Closer to Reality from Desktop Engineering
• CFD Ozel Ders
• AIAA Aerodynamic Design Optimization Discussion Group
• 13th Overset Grid Symposium (October 2016)
• Majenta PLM
• Keep Current to Maximize Simulation from Desktop Engineering
• Autodesk CFD Cavitation Creation Amber Ale from Derrek Cooper (BEST thing in this list)
• Ship Hull Optimization: Generalized Lackenby from Friendship Systems
• AFLoNext, 2nd generation active wing
• ABS and MARIC Pen Partnership Agreement for Ship Efficiency from Ship & Bunker
• Fluidity – Experimental Film
• JSAE Benchmark of Automotive Aerodynamic Test Measurements from Mentor Graphics
• ITI won a 3-year grant for geometry and meshing development.
• Double Precision Consultancy
• PLMBook.com
• Some of GrabCAD’s favorite engineering apps
• ParaView 5.0.0 available for download
• Tecplot RS 2015 Release 2 is available
• Parametric design of an F-1 rear wing from Friendship Systems
• OpenFOAM Programming Course from CFD Direct
• FEA Without Meshing? from Desktop Engineering
• The Appification of CFD Has Started from Mentor Graphics
• What is CFD and Engineering Simulation?
• SEMI-THERM (March 2016)