Invitation to Ansys Day at the Silesian University of Technology
A unique event is ahead of us – Ansys Day, during which interested parties will be able to get acquainted with the equipment and capabilities of the Centre for Technology and Computational Sciences (CTINO) of the Silesian University of Technology.
Silesian University of Technology opens new development opportunities for scientists at the Centre for Technology and Computational Sciences (CTIO). Equipping CTINO with a supercomputer platform, combined with the acceleration and ease of work offered by computer simulations, creates unprecedented opportunities for the development of your research and career. We are talking here, among others, about new research areas, better support for cooperation between universities and industry, work on innovative products (e.g. miniaturization of sensors, electromobility and energy storage), new materials (e.g. bio and nanoengineering, microelectronics) or simulations on the scale of the metropolis (e.g. modelling of air mass movement, logistics, energy).
There are many topics and opportunities, it is worth getting acquainted with them more closely, so we cordially invite you to Ansys Day, during which there will be an opportunity to exchange information and discuss doubts. The event is organized under the patronage of Prof. Dr Hab Marek Niezgódka - the initiator of the creation of CTINO together with Symkom - experts in Ansys computer simulations .
The programme of Ansys Day at the Silesian University of Technology:
The agenda of the event includes 6 live presentations conducted by Polish specialists in the fields of simulation:
· Photonics (Ansys Lumerical)
· Optoelectronics (Ansys Speos)
· Digital Mission Engineering (Ansys STK)
· Material Analysis (Ansys Granta)
· Large-scale CFD analysis (Ansys Fluent)
· Dynamic phenomena (Ansys LS-Dyna)
The meeting will take place on the 21st of May at 12:00 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, building A, room: 615 in Gliwice. Participation is free of charge, but registration is required at
