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This Week in CFD
This week’s CFD news begins with upcoming events and open jobs, both of which pertain to people, the most important component of CFD. There are many upcoming opportunities for us to meet again in-person in this “late pandemic” era. For … Continue reading
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I’m Cannon DeBardelaben and This Is How I Mesh
I’ve always had a passion for all things aerospace. One of my earliest memories is going up in a biplane where we proceeded to do barrel rolls and loops. As a kid I read every aircraft or space encyclopedia I … Continue reading
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Webinar: Meshing Automation and Adaptability in Pointwise V18.1
In our latest on-demand webinar, you will see demonstrated the new features added to Pointwise V18.1 including multiple independent coordinate systems, new techniques for assessing mesh quality, and more.
I’m Brenna Jobe and This Is How I Mesh
I have an appreciation for the math and engineering behind grid generation. My love of math and engineering came from my dad, Pop. When I was four, my mom moved my sister and me to Texas from Georgia to live … Continue reading
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