Upcoming Events

12th FLOW-3D European Users Conference

The 12th annual FLOW-3D European Users Conference will be held on June 25-26, 2012 in Munich, Germany at the NH Muenchen Deutscher Kaiser. Free advanced FLOW-3D and EnSight visualization training geared towards the casting and hydraulics industries will be held Wednesday, June 27 at Technische Universität München. All FLOW-3D users—and anyone interested in becoming a FLOW-3D user—are invited to attend the conference.

Speakers Announced!

2012 FLOW-3D World Users Conference - Call for Presentations and Posters!

The 2012 FLOW-3D World Users Conference will be held September 13-14, 2012 at the Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, CA. Free advanced training will be held September 12. The call for presentations and posters is now open. Please email us if you are interested in submitting an abstract.

Online registration for the conference is available through September 4, 2012. Attendees can get the early-bird rate of 100 USD if they register by July 2.

Free Advanced Training will be held Wednesday, September 12, 2012.

A first look at the integration of EnSight's powerful post-processor into FLOW-3D will be unveiled at the conference.

2012 FLOW-3D Users Conference in Korea

The 2012 FLOW-3D Users Conference in Korea will be held in Seoul, Korea on October 23, 2012, KST. For more information, please contact Soft-Tech International.

2012 FLOW-3D Users Conference in Japan

The 2012 FLOW-3D Users Conference in Japan will be held October 26, 2012 at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo, Japan. For more information, please contact Flow Science Japan.

2012 FLOW-3D Users Conference in Taiwan

The 2012 FLOW-3D Users Conference in Taiwan will be held October 31, 2012 at The Regent Taipei in Taipei, Taiwan. For more information, please contact hyperInfo.

Attend a Free Biotechnology Webinar

Quantifying Stresses Applied to Proteins in Common Agitation Methods using FLOW-3D

Thursday, May 31, 2012 @ 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT

Simulation vs. experimental results of an orbital shaker

This webinar will explore the benefits of using FLOW-3D as an auxiliary R&D tool for simulating processes within the pharmaceutical, biomedical and drug delivery industries. The presentation will focus on a recent study that used FLOW-3D to model the various types of stresses that are developed in the fluid when using common agitation methods. The study takes on greater significance since the characterization of the agitation stress methods is critical to identifying protein degradation mechanisms or specific sensitivities.