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The Asian #Materials and Design Symposium (AMDES) 2025 abstracts deadline has been extended to the 31st of October! Make sure you submit your abstract to join a key event dedicated to advancing teaching methods. AMDES 2025 will take place 15-16 January 2025 The selected themes are: AI in #education, #sustainability, innovative assessments. Learn more and register: https://ansys.me/3Yodn1u

Two weeks left to register for the first webinar in our upcoming series: Optimal material selection for better design During the first webinar, we will explore how a systematic approach to materials selection early in the design process can help us build better products with less effort. 🗓️ October 29 🕒 11 AM EST / 16:00 BST / 17:00 CET / 8:30 PM IST Sign up here: https://ansys.me/4f3q9bg And don't forget to register for the other sessions in the series focusing on how materials selection can help with hitting targets with respect to: 🌳Sustainability 🏋️♀️Lightweighting 📝Late-stage design challenges Learn all about the series here: https://ansys.me/3zVto5D

Starting in 3 weeks, we are going to embark on an adventure to learn how we can systematically select #materials that fit our performance, cost and sustainability requirements, across different phases of product development. The series will run for the following four months with deep dives in the following topics: ✅Material selection in the early design stages ✅Reducing the environmental impact of our product ✅Reducing the weight of our product ✅Late stage change of requirements and how we can tackle them Sounds interesting? Sign up to reserve your place: https://ansys.me/4eU3E8w

What do material selection and finding a gift for a friend have in common? Nothing, I hear you say. But hear me out. When you select a material, you need to consider various contradicting factors, like strength, cost and other properties. The same goes for finding a gift. You need to consider cost, utility, effort and many more factors. A great gift-giver takes all of these into account intuitively and implicitly. So, how can we improve as gift-givers? With the help of a systematic process, we can become better decision makers. Want to have a blast while picking up some new skills this weekend? Check out our short course on materials selection. We guarantee that you will enjoy it🔥 https://ansys.me/4eyA3le You don't believe me? Here is Dr. Kaitlin Tyler deciding what car to buy with the materials selection methodology!

Transforming the way we use and manage materials information can bring massive benefits: ✔️Efficiency savings from time saved, optimization and reduced waste ➡️ Millions of $ per year ✔️Reduction of prototype materials and tests by 50% compared to traditional trial-and-error methods ✔️Reduction of repeat simulation projects by 40% with more accurate material data ✔️Elimination of costly product recalls and compliance issues due to wrong material choice But where do we get started? The best way to start your materials transformation would be to understand: 🖥️what is the current environment 🗺️develop a roadmap 🪙identify key areas for return on investment Ready to get started? Request an assessment from our expert team and find out how to take your business to the next level 🚀 https://ansys.me/4dxnJ3w

Material properties are a vital input for every simulation. The accuracy of the material data directly impacts the accuracy of your simulation. If you are using Ansys solvers, there is a super easy way to get access to curated, high-quality materials data information, without ever leaving your Ansys interface or installing anything new. Ansys Granta offers Material Data for Simulation (MDS) for mechanical, electromagnetic, and electric motor simulations, with dedicated materials to ensure the most accurate data for your simulation. Check out a quick 15-min presentation for the Ansys product that you are using and sign up for a free trial: https://ansys.me/3ZMAROK

Humans have been enjoying music made by instruments for a long time. But how do different types of instruments actually make sound? And how would be select materials for said instruments based on their sound-producing method? We have released this STEM interactive lecture to engage students on materials and their use: https://ansys.me/4ed8cXA A xylophone is used as a case example for choosing materials based on the properties required for the final product. An option hands-on activity of building an instrument from household materials is included. #STEM #Engineeringeducation #materials

The recording of our webinar on enhancing simulation with materials intelligence is now live! Get a taste below and watch the full webinar here: https://ansys.me/4gu7cjk

Become part of a European network of engineers developing innovative approaches and solutions shaping the future! Register here: https://ansys.me/3zqL2xK 💥Conference Day I October 16, 2024 | 08:00-17:00 CEST 💥Location: Germany - FILDERHALLE · Bahnhofstraße 61 · 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen

Join us for our upcoming webinar on September 24th where we will showcase how advanced engineering analytics and materials intelligence can optimize your design processes for sustainability. Register here: https://ansys.me/4e5CnQo