Explore the innovative ways multiphysics simulation is being used worldwide to advance research
Multiphysics modeling and simulation drives innovation across industries and academia — as is evidenced by the many uses showcased in the technical papers and posters presented by engineers, researchers, and scientists at the COMSOL Conference each year.
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Field-effect transistors (FETs) exhibit favourable characteristics for biological and chemical sensing applications, including multi-parameter response, tunable sensitivity, and inherent amplification [1], [2]. As sensors, FETs employ their gate or active channel as a sensing area, where ... Read More
A critical constraint in handling high power laser beams approaching 100kW of peak average power is thermal management due to laser absorption. Seurat Technologies uses a unique, optically addressed spatial light modulator (OASLM) with liquid crystals to dynamically shape laser beams for ... Read More
Artificial cascades for the electrochemical CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR) to form value-added products are a developing technology, in which mass transport, reaction rates, local microenvironment and concentrations are all crucial parameters. These properties are highly dependent on the ... Read More
In this work, a 2.8x0.22 μm^2 silicon strip waveguide (n = 3.43 @4.234 μm) on a silica substrate (n = 1.38 @4.234 μm) and a superstrate with n = 1 was designed and evaluated through 2D (i.e., mode analysis), and 3D (i.e., wave propagation) analysis to strengthen the interaction between ... Read More
High average power lasers are currently being designed for laser fusion applications. Single beamlines with laser amplifiers should be able to deliver up to 10 kW average power at 10-Hz repetition rate. For achieving a 5 to 10 % wall-plug efficiency, this means that at least, 50 kW will ... Read More
The pursuit of artificial magnetism within metamaterials research has long been a focal point. Traditional methods rely on analyzing complex configurations such as arrays of subwavelength particles or split-rings, but unfortunately they fail at subwavelength scales. Revisiting Mie theory ... Read More
Efficient mixing and pumping of liquids at the microscale is a technology that is still to be optimized. The combination of an AC electric field with a small temperature gradient leads to a strong electrothermal flow that can be used for multiple purposes. Combining simulations and ... Read More
In the rapid development cycle of sensor systems, minimizing time-to-market is crucial. However, designing a new MEMS-chip (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) presents significant challenges due to the extensive time required for manufacturing and characterization. This delay affects the ... Read More
