Researchers have released bryne, an open-source Python framework built on DUNE-FEM that turns rapid finite element prototypes into reusable, metadata-rich and reproducible multiphysics simulations.

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Fives ProSim, a subsidiary of the Fives Group and an expert in industrial process simulation and optimization, announces the release of ProSimPlus Python API. This new solution enables users to run ...

The theory of dynamical systems has become fundamental for the study of multiple real-life problems. We want to model phenomena in order to understand their progress over time. A proper modeling ...

Computational psychiatry has grown rapidly, but modeling approaches remain fragmented and inconsistently implemented across labs. Differences in code, assumptions, and documentation can make results ...

Predictive analytics allows data professionals to identify trends, forecast outcomes and test assumptions using data. When these capabilities are applied to simulation modeling, they make models more ...

When a large number of people head toward the same exit from an event venue or building, people can become congested near the ...

Simulation models guide million-dollar inventory decisions, staffing patterns that affect patient care and investment strategies that manage pension funds. Yet many organizations still treat them as ...

How in-house-developed and third-party general-purpose simulation tools are limited to a few expert users and aren’t easily shareable. How multiphysics simulation of subsystems can result in an ...