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electromagnetic simulation
KAUST named among academic winners at the 2020 Ansys Hall of Fame Competition
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Tue, Jun 2 2020
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Landmine detection research developed by KAUST scientists—Sebastian Celis Sierra, Li Zhang, and Mohamed Farhat—was named among the top three academic winners of the 2020 Ansys Hall of Fame competition. Based in Pennsylvania, U.S., Ansys develop and market multiphysics engineering simulation software for product design.
