Susan Coleman

Learn how the Aerospace Systems Research Institute (ASRI) uses Ansys simulation products to perfect its projects for rockets — and break records along the way.

Learn how Ansys and NPTEL have partnered to democratize engineering simulation education by increasing learning opportunities for engineering students worldwide.

The IMechE Design Challenge exposes students to engineering problems from beginning to end stages in a time-constrained window, with help from Ansys software.

To enhance Octavia Carbon’s direct air capture (DAC) technology, learn why the startup looked toward Ansys for a strong multiphysics simulation solution.

Learn how Circleg engineers accessible, high-quality solutions for amputees with a focus on beneficiaries in low- and middle-income countries.

Learn how, thanks to help from the Ansys Startup Program, Alice & Bob has been innovating and advancing the world of quantum computing.

Thanks in part to access to Ansys’ simulation tools through the Ansys Academic Program, the Hydrogreen student team in Poland competes in the Shell Eco-marathon.

Read how the inaugural winner of the Heart Hackathon competition used Ansys software to help build a total artificial heart (TAH) at University of Bath.

Ansys sets up students for success by offering free software. Learn about the benefits of the OpticStudio Student product and the addition of optiSLang software.

With Ansys Fluent fluid simulation software, Taro Okamura uses CFD to understand how the diversity of cetacean fin morphology relates to hydrodynamics.

Learn how HelioRec uses simulation software through the Ansys Startup program to develop floating solar technology.

Learn how a CFD enthusiast is leveraging Ansys Fluent to prevent the deterioration of ancient Thai murals at a monastery in Ayutthaya.

To enrich higher technical education training, the multiyear partnership will provide free Ansys simulation software through the Ansys Academic Program.

Spark Photonics is a one-stop shop for scalable photonics design enabled by its in-house design expertise and photonic integrated circuit (PIC) design software.

The Monash Motorsport student racing team has topped the world’s Formula SAE rankings for both its combustion and electric vehicle designs using Ansys.

Established by EUROAVIA, the Ideathon Challenge is an aerospace-related competition for European students pursuing bachelor’s or master’s degrees.

With access to Ansys simulation, Innoptus developed a futuristic, sailing-inspired fin design for its solar-powered vehicle.

Infinitum developed a next-generation motor that is lighter, uses less energy, and produces fewer emissions than traditional iron core motors.

Optiphase Drive Systems is using Ansys software to launch an innovative five-phase motor design that could drive revolutionary change.

Learn how students at Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering & Research used Ansys software to quickly create a winning chassis design.

Student uses simulation to help develop a superior prosthetic socket design, aiming to alleviate the stress and exhaustion endured by wearers.

See how the University of Pittsburgh’s Panther Racing team uses Ansys software to design critical components of their car.

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.