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Yamaguchi University in Japan use Simpleware as part of their biomechanics research and studies of spinal injuries. 3D modeling and simulation enables detailed analysis of potential clinical solutions. In this study, adult brachial plexus injuries are examined using a complex 3D Finite Element model (FEM) of the spine, dura mater, roots, and the brachial plexus. The authors looked at the mechanism of injury for the brachial plexus, particularly for stress and strain distribution, and how useful the model is for other applications.

Learn about Simpleware for 3D image to model solutions at the 8th Conference on Industrial Computed Tomography, held at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria this February.

Meet the Simpleware team at this event to explore the software's use for materials characterisation and industrial analysis.

Read more about this event here: http://bit.ly/2DBXWKy

This one-day course is intended for experienced Simpleware users wanting advanced training on a specific topic or application. It will allow you to develop workflows based on your areas of research and future projects.

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This one-day intensive training course intends to give new and existing users sufficient knowledge of the basic functionality of Simpleware software for converting 3D image data (MRI, CT...) into mdoels for CAD, CAE, and 3D Prrinting applications. It will allow you to develop workflows based your areas of research and future projects.

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Tibial post failure has been reported in several retrieval studies for knee surgeries using posterior-stabilized (PS) prostheses. Fractures of the tibial post are considered to be caused by high stress-induced destruction (bending and tensile forces). The design of polyethylene inserts requires a certain level of plastic deformation to take place without the risk of deformation. The design of the tibial post varies markedly among manufacturers.

 Date: Thursday, September 7, 2017 

Time: 9:00 am PDT (West Coast) / 12:00 EDT pm (East Coast) / 5:00 pm BST (UK) / 6:00 pm CEST (Europe) 

Presented by: Matthew Flail (Footprint 3D, USA)

Join this webinar to discover how Footprint 3D uses Simpleware’s lattice generation tools along with additive manufacturing to create custom footwear. Footprint 3D tackles footwear challenges such as fit, consumer purchasing demands, and environmental waste.

When: Tuesday, September 19, 2017

Where: Synopsys Reading Training Centre, 100 Brook Drive, Green Park, Reading, RG2 6UJ, United Kingdom

Overview

This one-day intensive training course intends to give new and existing users sufficient knowledge of the basic functionality of Simpleware software. It will allow you to develop workflows based your areas of research and future projects.