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What will you present at the COMSOL Conference 2015?
Posted 15 giu 2015, 12:34 GMT-4 RF & Microwave Engineering, Heat Transfer & Phase Change 1 Reply
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Hello fellow simulation enthusiasts,
As we are nearing the early abstract submission deadline for the COMSOL Conference 2015 (Boston and Grenoble), the anticipation is building up.
What are you all working on? Are you considering an oral presentation, poster, or both? Will you be ready to submit your abstract by June 19th to save on your registration fee?
Fill us in on your progress by replying to this thread – we want to hear how it's going and help you along the way.
Best regards,
Jennifer
Program Chair, COMSOL Conference 2015 Boston
P.S. Ready to submit your abstract? Visit www.comsol.com/conference2015/call-for-papers
As we are nearing the early abstract submission deadline for the COMSOL Conference 2015 (Boston and Grenoble), the anticipation is building up.
What are you all working on? Are you considering an oral presentation, poster, or both? Will you be ready to submit your abstract by June 19th to save on your registration fee?
Fill us in on your progress by replying to this thread – we want to hear how it's going and help you along the way.
Best regards,
Jennifer
Program Chair, COMSOL Conference 2015 Boston
P.S. Ready to submit your abstract? Visit www.comsol.com/conference2015/call-for-papers
1 Reply Last Post 15 giu 2015, 15:31 GMT-4
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We are working on two papers that we plan to present orally. The first paper is on the computational modeling of a bolometer design that details the modeling of a device that detects incident electromagnetic radiation. The second paper is on the use of COMSOL Multiphysics to model the permanent sealing of greenhouse gas emitting wells. We are excited about the opportunity to present these models, receive feedback from others, and to show the capabilities of modeling with COMSOL Multiphysics.