Virtual Altair ATCx Composites Event

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Dr. Jan-Philipp Fuhr - Managing Partner, Cikoni talks about developing a methodology to analyze and predict composite matrix and fiber failure using Altair OptiStruct and Multiscale Designer resulting in improved accuracy and simulation efficiency of their simulations. Learn more about the technology at Altair’s free-to-attend online event, ATCx Composites taking place on 2-3 December 2020

www.altair.com/resource/improving-composite-design-and-simulation-efficiency-with-multiscale-designer

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Michael Tyrrell

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Altair

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