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The CIMNE Multimedia Channel on Youtube has recently reached 2,000 subscribers. The repository, which has about four hundred videos, is distributed in different playlists to explain the wide activity of the CIMNE in terms of research and projects, technology transfer and scientific dissemination. The channel, which has an average of 3,500 monthly views, experienced a 10% growth in its visualizations during 2020.
“Sand Clock” is one of the videos most visited of the Channel
The International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE) is seeking postdoctoral and early-career researchers to join the centre through the 2026 Ramón y Cajal and Juan de la Cierva calls. Both programmes are funded by the Spanish State Research Agency...
It all began 25 years ago with two young engineers, fresh out of university, and an idea. Today, we are a leading European group working every day to provide digital tools that support climate action in our cities, help public buildings operate more efficiently, and...
Professor Michael Ortiz, head of the UNESCO Chair in Numerical Methods in Engineering at the Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) and CIMNE, has this September been elected a Fellow of the International Society of Materials Modeling (ISMM). The Fellowship is one of...
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