NTU@one-north
Lecture Theatres 601 & 602, Level 6
11 Slim Barracks Rise (off North Buona Vista Road)
Singapore 138664 (map)
Multiphysics brings the real world into simulations. In this seminar, we will take a look at how multiphysics simulation is used in some industry applications and learn how to use the relevant modules that could be used in these industries.
Time | Programme | |
9.00am - 9.30am | Registration / Refreshments | |
9.30am - 10.15am | TRACK 1
Advancing Additive Manufacturing with Multiphysics Simulation Dr Zhao Xin, i-Math | TRACK 2
Antenna Design for 5G and the Internet of Things Prajakta Sabnis, COMSOL |
10.15am - 12.45pm | WORKSHOP 1
Dr Zhao Xin, i-Math | WORKSHOP 2
Prajakta Sabnis, COMSOL |
12.45pm - 1.45pm | Lunch | |
1.45pm - 2.30pm | TRACK 3
Analysing Energy Efficiency in Buildings Dr Zhao Xin, i-Math | TRACK 4
Advancing Design of MEMS and Sensor Systems Prajakta Sabnis, COMSOL |
2.30pm - 5.00pm | WORKSHOP 3
Dr Zhao Xin, i-Math | WORKSHOP 4
Prajakta Sabnis, COMSOL |
If you need further information, please feel free to contact us via email: comsol.seminar@i-math.com.sg or tel: +65 6742 1250.
NTU@one-north
Lecture Theatres 601 & 602, Level 6
11 Slim Barracks Rise (off North Buona Vista Road)
Singapore 138664 (map)
The development of Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies has revolutionised the traditional manufacturing industry in the recent years. Due to their advantages in engineering designing, rapid prototyping and components’ manufacturing, additive manufacturing technologies have great potentials in various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, medical, oil and gas, etc. And the simulation of additive manufacturing processes is paramount in reducing the manufacturing costs and accelerating technology improvement.
During this session, we will discuss about:
This workshop will introduce the capabilities of COMSOL’s CFD module for modelling fluid flow. Participants will learn how to build a CFD model and subsequently turn it to a COMSOL app.
Key contents include:
In the ever-evolving RF industry, it is critical for product development to keep up with advancements in technology. During this session, we will discuss about:
This session will provide an overview of the COMSOL Multiphysics Product Suite’s capability to design and simulate different RF and microwave components, such as antennas, waveguides, filers, couplers, power dividers, and impedance matching circuits.
Key contents include:
The increase in the number and size of buildings in urban areas consequently bring about an increase in demand for electricity and other forms of energy commonly used in buildings. Hence, it is important to optimize the way building uses energy while reducing the building’s impact on local environment and human health.
In this session, we will cover:
This workshop will help you better understand the capabilities and features of COMSOL’s Heat Transfer Module, and how it can be used to model different heat transfer regimes.
Key contents include:
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) such as actuators, sensors, and resonators rely on the coupled interactions between multiple physical effects. They are rapidly growing in use as their technology becomes more sophisticated. Simulation plays an important part in understanding, designing, and optimizing them due to their size and complexity.
During this session, we will discuss on
This session will cover multiphysics simulation techniques for accurately combining mechanical, electrical and thermal models of smart materials to design high-performance and reliable MEMS devices.
Key contents include:
NTU@one-north
Lecture Theatres 601 & 602, Level 6
11 Slim Barracks Rise (off North Buona Vista Road)
Singapore 138664 (map)
Zhao Xin holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and M.Eng. in Civil Engineering from National University of Singapore (NUS). He was previously a Research Scientist with Temasek Polytechnic and Research Fellow in NTU and NUS. His research covered the computational mechanics and materials, numerical methods, and composites, and had published more than 30 papers in international journals. Currently, he is leading the technical team in i-Math to assist COMSOL users from Southeast Asia with their multiphysics modeling needs.
Prajakta Sabnis is currently the general manager of applications at COMSOL. She started at COMSOL as an applications engineer at the Bangalore office in 2010. Prajakta has a master’s degree in microelectronics from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.