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I’m Brian Ta and This Is How I Mesh
Howdy everybody! I am a Vietnamese born American originally from Fountain Valley, California. The only memories I have from there are of the beach in addition to being robbed…the reason why my family moved to Texas. I have been living … Continue reading
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Tagged CFD, CFX, computer science, Fluent, food, FUN3D, GitHub, Glyph, interns, layers, OpenFOAM, Outlook, Pointwise, STAR-CCM+, SU2, This Is How I Mesh, Tutorial Tuesday, tutorials, vi, vim, Visual Studio, YouTube
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I’m Jessica Joyner and This Is How I Mesh
Meshing is strange and mysterious territory for me. As the Receptionist at Pointwise, I don’t often get involved with the software, but I can’t help but admire the artistry of the posters created by our team. They are a beautiful … Continue reading
I’m Ethan Alan Hereth and This Is How I Mesh
I often wish I had an inspiring story about how I knew from a young age that I wanted to be an engineer, or that I’ve had a lifelong love of airplanes which led me into the field of CFD, … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop, AIAA SciTech, CFD, CFD 2030, Chrome, education, exascale, food, GitHub, Glyph, GPU, HPC, meshing, ParaView, Plugin SDK, Pointwise, Simcenter, This Is How I Mesh, vi, vim
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I’m William Humber and This Is How I Mesh
I was born in New Jersey in 1984. I did both my bachelors and masters work in Aerospace Engineering at Penn State University. While I was there I received the University Turbine Systems Research fellowship and spent my summers during … Continue reading
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Tagged ADS, ADSCFD, CHT, Code Leo, conjugate heat transfer, food, layers, ParaView, textpad, This Is How I Mesh, TurboExpo, Turbomachinery CFD, Visual Studio, webinar
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I’m Bruce Hilbert and This Is How I Mesh
My foray into CFD began in the fall semester of 2006. Technically, I had been a Computational Engineering student at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s SimCenter since the spring semester; but to that point I had only taken a … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D printing, CFD, FIeldView, food, grid generation, ParaView, Pointwise, Rhino, Simcenter, SolidWorks, This Is How I Mesh, Visual Studio
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I’m Mike Park and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up in New Jersey where may father was always fixing something in his workshop and I was very lucky that my parents supported the many hobbies I was interested in. I spent a number of summers working on … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, aerospace, AIAA Aviation, AIAA Drag Prediction Workshop, AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop, AIAA SciTech, AIAA Sonic Boom Workshop, aviation, bibtex, CFD, Chrome, DLR, emacs, food, FUN3D, git, Gitlab, Jenkins, Latex, LAURA, NASA, OVERFLOW, Slack, Tecplot, Thunderbird, unstructured, vi, Vulcan
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I’m Luiz Fernando Silva and This Is How I Mesh
I was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and I am the eldest of three boys. We lived in the north region of the city, called Tijuca, which is very close to America’s largest urban forest, Tijuca’s Forest. … Continue reading
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