Events | Posted on
May 14th, 2013 by
Nandita Roche
Are you an engineer under the age of 35, located somewhere in the Asia-Pacific region? If the answer is yes, you are eligible to enter the All IEEE-R10 Young Engineers’ Humanitarian Challenge 2013. The contest aims to engage young engineers to solve humanitarian problems using technology and entrepreneurial leadership. Many innovative project ideas have been submitted to this engineering contest in the past, and the winners have received funding to implement them. This year it could be your project that provides the solution to a humanitarian challenge.
Read more on: Asia-Pacific Engineering Contest with a Cause Hosted by IEEE
Conference | Posted on
May 13th, 2013 by
Nandita Roche
If you are following this space, you have probably heard us talk about the upcoming users’ conference. Some of you might still be unsure of what this event is all about and what it can offer you, so we’ve put together a “Top 5″ list of reasons why you should attend the COMSOL Conference 2013. The conference has a wide and varied range of offerings. Unlike a lot of conferences out there, you don’t have to present a paper to attend ours (although we do still encourage it, of course). As a result, over the years, we have seen participants come to our conferences for a variety of needs.
So here they are, our Top 5 Reasons to Attend the COMSOL Conference 2013:
Read more on: Top 5 Reasons to Attend the COMSOL Conference 2013
Conference | Posted on
November 16th, 2012 by
Nandita Roche
On November 2-3 the COMSOL conference made its stop in Bangalore, India. This two-day event hosted eminent keynote speakers, user presentations, minicourses, poster sessions, and finally closed with an awards ceremony. Here’s a re-cap of the highlights of the COMSOL Conference Bangalore 2012:
Read more on: Thank You for Attending the COMSOL Conference Bangalore 2012
