Join Synopsys Simpleware software, CYBERNET Multiscale.Sim, and Shimadzu Corporation for a webinar on Thursday, October 13th, 2022 on composite material analysis integrated actual testing and CAE.
Learn more and register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/204553566873541131?source=iMechanica
Join the Simpleware Product Group at Synopsys and nTopology for a webinar this month on automated segmentation and design workflows for patient-specific surgical guides.
Learn more and register for this free event here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3232312822632785679?source=iMe...
Synopsys are running a webinar this month on using AI medical image segmentation in Simpleware software to scale-up patient-specific workflows, save time, and free up staff resources. Highly recommended if you haven't yet had a chance to review the tools in Simpleware software.
Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4951806069167092496?source=iMe...
Synopsys are running a webinar this month on highlights of the Simpleware T-2022.03 release, including new anatomies for its AI segmentation tools, 2D contour measurements, and improved 3D printing workflows. Learn more and register at:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4418379100942143757?source=iMe...
There's a webinar coming up this month with Synopsys, Formlabs, and 3D LifePrints on creating intraoperative surgical cutting and drilling guides for a range of procedures. You can learn more and register here: https://3d.formlabs.com/webinar-3dlifeprints-synopsys-surgicalguides.htm...
The Simpleware Product Group at Synopsys are running a webinar on March 2nd on using AI solutions to lift the burden of manual CT inspections for turbine blades.
To learn more and register, please see https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1099136013627123728?source=iMe...
Interested in using imaging data and computer-aided engineering (CAE) for weight reduction? This webinar on February 8th and 10th looks at studying fiber orientation in composite materials to improve workflows prior to costly production.
Register here: https://www.shimadzu.com/an/news-events/campaign/automotive/weight_reduc...
Anyone looking for a quick introduction to patient-specific modelling for orthopedics should take a look at this new webinar coming out next Wednesday, December 1st, from the European Society of Biomechanics and Synopsys - details below:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/335929808098526223
Synopsys are running a webcast with Dr. Daniel Wiznia of the Yale School of Medicine this November 2nd - it will cover how Simpleware software is used for personalized treatments being developed using different 3D clinical image analysis techniques, including 3D printing.
More details available here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/351171237776130062?source=imec...
If you're a user of Simpleware software, or want to know more about it, I recommend the new release webcast this week: Simpleware S-2021.06 Release: Highlights of New and Improved Features:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/1346265540643513614?source=IMechanica
Here's what it'll cover:
- 4D image support* - A comprehensive set of 4D features to import, visualize, process, segment, and landmark image data
- 3D printing toolkit - A toolkit to prepare, analyze, and inspect models from image data ready for 3D printing
- Enhanced PACS support* - Two-way PACS communication to quickly and effectively manage patient information
- Improved Split regions tool - An all-new interface to make adding and selecting regions quicker and easier
- Fiber analysis - New features for centerline generation and material property assignment
- Speed improvements - Based on our customer feedback, we have improved the speed of our most commonly used tools
- New user-defined keyboard shortcuts can speed up common or repetitive workflows
- New background volume includes new masking options so you can render only regions of interest
* Available in Simpleware ScanIP Medical only
The Simpleware team are running a joint webinar with Professor Amit Gefen of Tel Aviv University on wound care and biomechanical computer models this month - registration is available here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/75277377446745360?source=IMech...
Synopsys, ANSYS, North Star Imaging, EOS and nTopology are running a six-part webcast series on applying scanning, design, inspection, simulation, and Additive Manufacturing to industrial workflows.
You can sign up here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4631127995791974928?source=Syn...
Check out this webinar on the AI-enabled segmentation and landmarking tools in the latest release of Simpleware software - ideal if working with orthopedic and cardiology medical image data and you want to speed up tedious segmentation.
Registration is here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2163352213172894476?source=IMe...
If you want to improve your knowledge of Simpleware software, Synopsys are running four interactive sessions this month - recommended if you want to catch up on image-based modelling.
30 mins each:
- Day 1 - Feb 22, 2021: Tips for Segmenting Complex Structures
- Day 2 - Feb 23, 2021: Speeding Up and Automating Segmentation Workflows
- Day 3 - Feb 24, 2021: Tips for Fast and Accurate Model Generation
- Day 4 - Feb 25, 2021: Tricks for Inspecting and Sharing Models
Registration is here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/835948108243757328?source=IMec...
I recommend people with an interest in working with 3D image data and medical devices attend this upcoming webcast between Synopsys Simpleware and CADFEM Medical, which'll take place on Tuesday, November 24th, 2020.
Details here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6605936638572945679?source=IMe...
If you're working with image data and CAD, then I recommend checking out this upcoming webinar on linking Simpleware software and SOLIDWORKS on October 21st.
Details on how to register are here.
Best,
Philippe
If you're interested in how mechanical property predictions can be made of Additive Manufactured microstructures, then I recommend attending this webinar being held in a few weeks.
This upcoming webcast is ideal for anyone working on orthopaedics simulation, particularly in revision surgeries. It should also be a good opportunity to learn about some of the altest image-based methods for working with CT data, for example with the hip.
https://register.gotowebinar.com/#register/1217269731556526861?source=IMechanica
Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) benefits from individualized 3D modelling and simulation. I recommend anyone wanting to learn more about work in these area check out this webinar on July 30th:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/556126791558271247?source=IMechanica
Please see more information on this webinar on July 23rd on going from DICOM to Medical Guides and Additive Manufactured implants - a fascinating subject for anyone interested in patient-specific modelling:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5238734608977810957?source=IMechanica
Wed, May 27, 2020 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM BST
Join the Synopsys Simpleware team for a webinar with 3D LifePrints on the process of producing 3D anatomical models for surgical planning and training.
You can learn more about the event and how to take part here: https://bit.ly/3djk8qU
Join us for this webinar on Wednesday, May 20th, where we'll be looking at methods for identifying part defacts using Simpleware software.
We'll look at an example of working with a machined simple hole plate (usually used for CT calibration) to focus on tools useful for Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) and the production of manufactured parts. We will show automated tools for segmentation and correction, as well as surface deviation, shape fitting and measurement tools.
Learn more about how to take part in this webinar.
You're invited to a webinar this May 21st on characterizing foam materials in Simpleware software.
In this webinar we will work with a CT scan of an inhomogeneous foam lattice to highlight some of the Simpleware features that are important for undertaking material characterization. We will start using automated segmentation and correction tools, and explore the extensive statistical framework which can be used for each voxel-based mask, model or centreline structure. This will give you a good knowledge of the tools available within Simpleware ScanIP, and allow you to build your own workflow and customize statistical templates to suit your application – saving time and energy!
Watching this webinar you will learn:
• How to use automated segmentation and correction tools
• Understand the range of quick statistics and quick measurements
• Show you how to generate and interrogate a centreline network for a connected structure
• Introduce the statistical framework for masks, models and centrelines
• Gain insights into export capabilities (CAD, 3D Printing, FEA, EM, CFD…)
Registration is available here
You are welcome to join this webinar on implant selection and positioning in Simpleware software. The 15-minute webinar shows some of the recent developments we've made in selecting and positioning CAD implants within computed tomography (CT) image data.
The webinar will look at the case of a CT torso scan to discuss different measurement techniques in Simpleware ScanIP, and how to create orthopedic models for 3D printing, Finite Element Analysis, and CAD.
You're invited to a webinar run by Synopsys Simpleware on April 22nd, where new trends in 3D image-based reverse engineering and medical additive manufacturing will be explored. The webinar will also look at a recent project with Nikon Metrology, Thornton Tomasetti, and 4WEB Medical.
You can find more information on how to join here
Novel use of nonlinear microscopy and image-based modelling to determine the relationship between structure and function in small arteries and veins in health and diabetes.
Overview
An 18 Month Post Doctoral position is available at The University of Exeter (www.exeter.ac.uk) for a software developer in a Research and Development role to develop image processing tools under the auspices of a British Heart Foundation grant. The work will be in close collaboration with Simpleware Ltd (www.simpleware.com).
Knowledge, experience, skills, and competencies
• PhD in Computer Science or Engineering (in exceptional circumstances appropriate candidate without a PhD may be employed)
• good English
• good knowledge of C++ is required
• knowledge of Linux would be a plus
• knowledge of VTK, ITK, wxWidgets, Visual C++ would be very appreciated (ideal candidate)
• self-motivated and able to work on own initiative whilst being a team player
• ability to work in a flexible environment
Financial Remuneration
£32 000 annum
Duration: 18 months (possible employment with partner company Simpleware Ltd. after end of project)
Based in Exeter United Kingdom
Contact
Company
Simpleware Ltd. is a highly innovative, UK based, software and services company. We develop and market world-leading mesh generation software which converts 3D scan data (e.g. MRI, CT, MicroCT, etc.) into high-quality computer models used for CAD, Finite Element simulation, and Rapid Prototyping. Our Software is being used by engineers in a variety of fields, including: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Research, Industrial Reverse Engineering, Palaeontology, Forensics, and Biomimicry. Our customers range from international blue chip corporations to research institutions and universities world-wide.
Overview
Simpleware (http://www.simpleware.com) is looking for a software programmer in a Research and Development role to develop novel image based mesh generation tools under the auspices of an EU Framework 7 Initial Training Network (ITN). You will be working closely with the Managing Director and the software development team. The position is open to nationals of any country except UK citizens or those that have been resident in the UK for more than 12 months in the last 3 years.
Knowledge, experience, skills, and competencies
• graduate in Computer Science or Engineering
• good English
• good knowledge of C++ is required
• knowledge of Linux would be a plus
• knowledge of VTK, ITK, wxWidgets, Visual C++ would be very appreciated (ideal candidate)
• self-motivated and able to work on own initiative whilst being a team player
• ability to work in a flexible environment
Financial Remuneration
45 000 Euros/annum (approx. $63 000/annum, £40 000 annum)
Duration: initial 36 months (although could be employed after end of project)
Based in Exeter United Kingdom
Contact
Viet Bui Xuan, Software Developer: v.buixuan@simpleware.com; Tel: +44 845 508 7244
Ingrid Weber, Human Resources: careers@simpleware.com; Tel: +44 845 508 7241
Company
Simpleware Ltd. is a highly innovative, UK based, software and services company. We develop and market world-leading mesh generation software which converts 3D scan data (e.g. MRI, CT, MicroCT, etc.) into high-quality computer models used for CAD, Finite Element simulation, and Rapid Prototyping. Our Software is being used by engineers in a variety of fields, including: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Research, Industrial Reverse Engineering, Palaeontology, Forensics, and Biomimicry. Our customers range from international blue chip corporations to research institutions and universities world-wide.
For further information please visit Simpleware’s website at http://www.simpleware.com
Overview
A 24 Month Post Doctoral position is available at The University of Exeter (www.exeter.ac.uk) for a software developer in a Research and Development role to develop image processing tools under the auspices of an EPSRC grant. This is a joint project with TU Delft and De Montfort University. The work at Exeter will be in close collaboration with software company Simpleware Ltd (www.simpleware.com).
Knowledge, experience, skills, and competencies
• PhD in Computer Science or Engineering (in exceptional circumstances appropriate candidate without a PhD may be employed)
• good English
• good knowledge of C++ is required
• knowledge of Linux would be a plus
• knowledge of VTK, ITK, wxWidgets, Visual C++ would be very appreciated (ideal candidate)
• self-motivated and able to work on own initiative whilst being a team player
• ability to work in a flexible environment
Financial Remuneration
Circa £32 000 annum
Duration: 24 months (possible employment with partner company Simpleware Ltd. after end of project)
Based in Exeter United Kingdom
Contact