Susan Coleman

Ample looks to the Ansys Startup Program to design its innovative modular electric vehicle battery swapping platform.

Graduate student Rahul Ghosh recently integrated PyFluent and a machine learning (ML) method into ongoing lab research to optimize resin transfer molding (RTM).

Student competitions help participating students gain valuable hands-on experience by designing and building a product from the ground up using industry tools like simulation.

High School student gained firsthand simulation experience, developed a passion for engineering, and plans to pursue the field at university this winter.

Ansys Certifications give students, recent graduates, and aspiring STEM professionals a competitive edge.

Ansys is inviting educators from accredited academic institutions around the world to submit proposals through its Funded Curriculum Program.

Students at Oklahoma State University are taking a closer look at human anatomy using Ansys simulation to explore biomedical research.

Learn how participation in the Ansys Startup Program helps Amogy determine how ammonia can be used as a clean energy source.

The Ansys Academic Development Team, in collaboration with the University of Cambridge, hosted the 2023 International Materials Education Symposium (IMES).

Learn how a Formula Student team created their first electric race car using Ansys simulation software.

See how the European Space Agency's ESA Academy uses simulation to enhance university students’ educational experience with hands-on learning.

The Ansys Startup Program makes a global impact on emerging innovation by supplying rising engineering and technology companies with the simulation tools.

See how students answer an engineering challenge of their choice when the selection of materials is the decisive factor.

With Ansys’ latest product release, students have even more simulation tools to explore.

Learn how the EnQuest summer program helps female high school students tackle real-world engineering projects through hands-on learning.

Learn how StellarXplorers integrates the Ansys Systems Tool Kit (STK) digital mission engineering platform to train students in space applications for an annual STEM competition.

Chris Zhou is among just 306 students across the world to attain a perfect score on his AP Capstone Project, making him part of just 1% to achieve such a milestone.

Anish Sarkar considers backpack body stress “a silent epidemic,” so he used simulation to analyze more comfortable ways students can lug around their books.

Ansys is supporting research led by the University of Central Florida and funded by a $10 million NASA University Leadership Initiative five-year grant to accelerate aviation sustainability.

Potential Motors is excited to join the second wave of electrification in powersports as an innovator in off-road EV technology, with support from the Ansys Startup Program.

Learn how robots in space can assemble ordinary materials in extraordinary ways, and return the products to Earth.

Learn how academia is shaping the future by integrating simulation as a fundamental component of every aspiring engineer’s student experience.

See how NanoSUN is applying simulation software to help commercialize green hydrogen refueling solutions.

See how X1 Wind is using simulation software to develop a disruptive floating wind technology that could radically transform energy production.

Simulation skills among engineering grads are in high demand as companies increasingly turn to simulation to solve some of their biggest product development challenges. They’re eager to find and hire graduates with practical, hands-on experience who can quickly make a difference in simulation-based engineering environments.

Students, early-career engineers, and self-learners can enroll in the Fluid Dynamics Simulations using Ansys Certificate program, available through Cornell's eLearning platform, plus access more than 50 of Cornell's existing SimCafe tutorials on the Ansys Innovation Course platform.

See how Ansys Electronic Desktop Student expands students’ and self-learners’ online access to industry-leading simulation solutions.

Learn how a 0D-3D coupling sets a foundation to investigate other entities of the heart and conduct case studies on pathologies.

Ansys Innovation Courses allow professor to concentrate her lectures on teaching the fundamentals of thermodynamics, while students learn about simulation on their own through online courses.

See how Podbike used computer-aided design (CAD) and simulation to develop FRIKAR, a fully encapsulated, energy-efficient, all-weather, four-wheel e-bike.

See how Bimotal uses Ansys Motor-CAD to design its Elevate portable electric motor assembly that attaches to the disc brakes of a bike to turn it into an e-bike.

Lightyear engineers are using Ansys Mechanical, Fluent and HFSS to design the structure, aerodynamics and electromagnetic and thermal properties of the five-seat Lightyear One so you can drive up to 725 km (450 miles) on one charge.

Axiom engineers are using simulation to solve tough structural and fluid flow challenges while designing a commercial space station.

Learn how simulation drives the cost-effective design of highly sophisticated ultra-wideband antenna systems and passive radio system components.

The Lumitron X-ray design improvements that combine accelerators with lasers could pave the way for combining medical diagnosis and therapy.