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COMSOL Meeting Münster - Save-the-date: May 6, 2026

COMSOL Multiphysics is an extensible multiphysics simulation platform that supports the modeling and coupling of a wide range of physical phenomena, including electromagnetics, fluid flow, heat transfer, (electro)chemistry, mechanics, acoustics, and more. It is widely used by research groups in Münster and around the world.

We are therefore planning a COMSOL Meeting at the University of Münster together with COMSOL for May 6, 2026.

The meeting is designed for both experienced users and those new to numerical simulation.

The agenda is not yet finalized; however, it is planned to start with an introductory session in the morning, followed by user presentations and talks on various physical and technical topics.

Thus, we are currently looking for user presentations. If you or someone from your research group would be interested in presenting a COMSOL project, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

In order to better assess the level of interest in such an event and to identify topics that would be particularly relevant to you, we would greatly appreciate your brief feedback on the following points:

  • How many of your colleagues would be interested in attending such an event?
  • Which topics or application areas would be of particular interest to you?
  • Would you prefer the event to be held in German or in English?
Further information can be found in Learnweb as part of the IVV Colloquium in the summer semester 2026.

Mathematica workshop March 2 and 3, 2026 - Registration is open NOW

Mathematica is a fully integrated system for technical calculations, 2D and 3D visualization, modeling, and simulation, from initial concept to final solution. Mathematica offers users an almost infinite variety of mathematical functions for solving problems in engineering, finance and actuarial science, life sciences, mathematics, physics, chemistry, and, of course, all other natural sciences. In addition to numerical calculations, Mathematica can also work with algebraic formulas. Algebraic and analytical operations have been implemented in Mathematica, including integration, differentiation, and polynomial calculations.

A detailed overview of topics can be found on Learnweb.

Since the number of spaces is limited, registration is required.

Registration is open until February 26, 2026.

Registration open: "Introduction to the administration of computers in the IVV"

In the summer term the lecture series "Administration of Computers in the IVV Naturwissenschaften" will take place again.

You can find the selection of event topics in Learnweb, now.

You can register online until April 12, 2026, for some or all of the topics.

Please note that you first have to enroll in the course in the Learnweb and then register for the individual topics via the so-called feedback.

The enrollment in the course alone, without answering the feedback for topic selection, is not sufficient. Enrolled-only students are NOT counted as participants (see below)!

The topics will be selected based on demand beginning April 13, at which time the exact dates for the individual topics will be fixed. If a minimum number of 5 participants is not reached for a topic, this topic will be skipped for this semester's course. In that case, registered participants will be informed of the cancellation by e-mail.

Please register only for the topics you are actually interested in.

The event will take place during the semester (starting April 16, 2026) at ComputerLab 745 in the Institute for Solid State Theory, Building IG 1, Wilhelm-Klemm-Str. 10 on Thursdays from 10:15am to 12pm.

 

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