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Enhance your CFD simulations with the latest release of Ansys Fluent. Ansys Fluent now offers built-in features from Ansys optiSLang, allowing CFD experts to stay in the software they know best while optimizing their simulations with just a click. Learn more about the latest optimization capabilities enhancing the Fluent simulation experience.

How do you safely ship spore samples into space? That's something space biotech company, Yuri is working on with help from simulation. Yuri utilizes space’s microgravity environment to develop and manufacture biotech products. Since 2022, Yuri has developed a pipeline of biotech products that are either triggered by or manufactured in microgravity. Learn how Yuri is utilizing Ansys Mechanical and Ansys Fluent to develop the hardware necessary for their payload board The Exploration Company's Nyx as part of Mission Possible, scheduled to launch in 2025.

How can #AI and multiphysics guide the next generation of optical design? 👀 Ansys Optics and Edmund Optics are working together to explore AI-driven optical design optimization. AI-based design tools can help quickly and efficiently iterate designs, investigate alternatives, and analyze end performance. Learn more about the future of #optical design with AI-based #multiphysics simulation.

Meet Louis Major, Senior Business Development Executive at Ansys. 💼 "I’m a senior business development executive for all sub-Saharan Africa. I work with our channel partner Qfinsoft to help it craft new and larger deals by bringing additional resources from Ansys. My understanding of our go-to-market strategy, enterprise account experience, and knowledge of Ansys' internal processes help our partner continue to exceed its sales goals. In addition, I’m driving academic adoption of our software across the continent by directly engaging with academic institutions and governmental technology and education ministries as a sponsor of simulation in the academic space." Why Ansys? "Ansys has allowed me to do things to keep me energized and eager to work every day. How often do you hear about a company allowing an employee to expand personally and professionally by starting business on a different continent? As a career sales professional, I’ve been able to grow by engaging in activities that I had never been privy to, such as helping to negotiate a corporate banking relationship, working with our facilities management team to set up the best possible physical working conditions for employees, and helping to determine human resources strategies that help us recruit and retain the best local talent. I’ve been able to impact how Ansys is viewed as an employer in Rwanda by helping to implement “not out of the box” solutions to local challenges that never would be understood unless you live them. I like the open-door policy whereby everyone, for the most part, is willing to engage. Our culture is very loose in that we have fun at work. It’s not uncommon to hear people laughing, and we all seem passionate about our roles on the team. For me, it is unique that I get to share this great culture with my son Louis Major, who is also an Ansys employee." My Best Advice "Leave negative experiences behind when you come here. The people are good and will help with your success. Maintain an open mind, and speak up for yourself. If there is something that you wish to do in your career and it doesn’t seem to align with your current position, let your manager know and figure out steps together to get to your desired destination. Leave your comfort zone, and stretch yourself." Learn more about Lou's career journey and #LifeAtAnsys by visiting https://lnkd.in/ebEDaZgD

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), nearly 1 in 5 cars sold in 2023 was electric. By 2030, the IEA expects electric vehicles (EV) to represent 60% of all new vehicles sold globally. 🚗 Explore how EV manufacturers can utilize digital twins with Ansys Twin Builder to accelerate EV technology to market and satisfy automotive manufacturing requirements.

The future of flight is fueled by eco-friendly solutions. ✈️ Click the link below to learn how Honeywell Aerospace Technologies and Ansys are propelling the aviation industry into a cleaner future. https://ansys.me/3WRoMGc

How much impact do clothing and hairstyles have on the success of a long jumper? That's the question aerodynamics professor Bert Blocken set out to answer with help from simulation. Blocken and his team determined that loose-fitting shorts and tops can increase drag by up to 25%, with losses of 10 cm or more. Tight-fitting tops and bottoms could decrease drag by almost 10%, but tops and bottoms that were too tight would increase drag. Hairstyle played a smaller role, but every style increased drag. Even a tight, slicked-back bun at the base of the neck increased drag by 2.3%. Learn more about how Ansys Fluent was utilized to determine the effects of hairstyles and clothing styles on long jump flights.

The team at Alakai Technologies Corporation is on a mission to revolutionize the transportation industry. Alaka'i is developing Skai, an eVTOL aircraft that uses hydrogen fuel cells to generate the electricity that powers its motors. Explore how Ansys simulation is aiding in the development of Skai, helping the team build a more sustainable future.

How can a slight change in a pole vaulter’s technique impact their chance of injury? With the help of Hans, our human body model, and our friends at The Manchester Metropolitan University, we simulated multiple flyaway and landing techniques to understand the impact different landings can have on an athlete’s body. What should we have Hans do next? Let us know in the comments below!

Emergency services, agriculture, defense, industrial, search and rescue — all use cases for autonomous aircraft. Electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are emerging as a convenient, sustainable option in this new market. Building safe eVTOLs requires complex design, development, manufacturing, and training. Simulation can help build confidence in autonomous advanced air mobility (AAM) systems, ensuring reliability, and validating safety. Explore how AAM companies can fly toward autonomy with digital engineering.