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SIMULATION INNOVATION & MODELING CENTER

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July 2020

Welcome to SIMCenter's Quarterly Update

Like many of you, we are in a transition period as we take steps toward finding a new normal. With safety precautions in place and guidance from University leadership, we are able to introduce faculty and staff back into the labs.

While at home, SIMCenter researchers are working remotely via access to high-end virtual machines for pre/post processing, an array of network-served software licenses, and high-performance computing hosted by the Ohio Supercomputing Center. On the whole, we are grateful for the opportunity to continue our work and are excited to share what we’ve been working on with you.

Shawn Midlam-Mohler

Feature Article

SIMCenter & DENSO Give You Your Morning Back

We all dream of the ‘perfect’ commute.

With data logged from DENSO-deployed cameras and radars along Dublin, OH roads, SIMCenter researchers Punit Tulpule and Jagruti Patil are working to find out how to help you move closer to your dream.

From Austria to Air Force— David Hillstrom Leverages Rich Background in Mechanical Engineering

Focusing specifically on the fuel injector of a car, David's PhD pushed him to improving the simulation process by showing a more accurate representation of what happens when you turn your car on in the morning.

Check out his research, and learn more about his core focus areas.

With the help of computer vision and techniques and data analysis, Jagruti is working on the design and development of V2X solutions, progressing toward connected and smart mobility.

Learn more about this Buckeye's work and journey to Ohio State.

Senthil Nathan Guides SIMCenter with 20+ years of Experience

As virtual product development becomes a must-have for competitive companies, Senthil’s 20+ years of technical leadership will become crucial as he guides SIMCenter into new initiatives and research specializations.

Upcoming Events

Info Session | Finite Element Principles Certificate

If you’re interested in integrating CAE into your work, be sure to register for the Certificate Program in Finite Element Principles info session.

You’ll learn about how the three-course online program will help you expand your toolkit and advance your career. Take the opportunity to view a course demo and talk with SIMCenter researchers about the program.