Featured Webinar
September 30, 202612-1pm ET

What’s New in the Pulse Physiology Engine 4.4.0

Explore the latest release updates and physiological modeling improvements in the Pulse Physiology Engine.
A four-panel collage featuring medical simulation software concepts. It includes a smartphone interface next to military camouflage uniform fabric with a simulated wound, anatomical diagrams of lung segments, a circuit diagram for an oxygenator system, and a medical training mannequin set up with patient monitors. A central red hexagonal logo overlays the image.

Upcoming Webinars

September 30, 2026 12-1pm ET
What’s New in the Pulse Physiology Engine 4.4.0
A four-panel collage featuring medical simulation software concepts. It includes a smartphone interface next to military camouflage uniform fabric with a simulated wound, anatomical diagrams of lung segments, a circuit diagram for an oxygenator system, and a medical training mannequin set up with patient monitors. A central red hexagonal logo overlays the image.
October 7, 2026 12-1pm ET
From a ParaView visualization to an interactive trame application
A ParaView aerodynamic simulation showing airflow streamlines moving past a 3D model of a motorcycle and rider, with velocity magnitude represented by a blue-to-orange color scale.
October 14, 2026 12-1pm ET
Advancing Civil Engineering Simulation with CMB: Water Flow and Hydraulic Structures
A computational fluid dynamics simulation showing fluid flow around a 3D gray castle model, color-coded by velocity magnitude ranging from blue to red.
October 21, 2026 12-1pm ET
Getting Started with 3D Slicer for Medical Imaging
A 3D Slicer multi-view interface displaying 2D CT scan cross-sections and a corresponding 3D anatomical reconstruction with segmented abdominal organs.
October 28, 2026 12-1pm ET
Instrumenting Your Simulation with Catalyst for In-Situ Analysis
A 3D scientific visualization showing a smooth, crescent-shaped orange object suspended inside a wireframe bounding grid cube.

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