Multiscale Simulation Day

19 十月 2021
Germany, Virtual
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Egon Wiedekind
event.germany [at] esi-group.com (event[dot]germany[at]esi-group[dot]com)

The digital Multiscale Simulation Day, organized by Leibniz-Institut für Verbundwerkstoffe, is intended to give scientists and engineers a forum to present and discuss their work, ideas and new solutions around the topic of multiscale simulation in the field of composite materials. 

 

Presentation

ESI Expert Frederic Masseria will present the following topic: Manufacturing Process to Structure Simulation of Hybrid
Material (Steel/ Organosheet / Plastic injection)
at 12:10 pm
 

Frederic Masseria


Business Development Manager Composite Solutions
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