Online live course: Finite Element Analysis applied to Life Sciences

[Soledad De Esteban Trivigno]

Dear colleagues,

Transmitting Science is offering a new edition of the course “Finite Element Analysis applied to Life Sciences”.

Course webpage: https://www.transmittingscience.com/courses/functional-morphology/functional-morphology-finite-element-analysis-applied-life-sciences/

• Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is a great tool for biologists, palaeontologists, doctors, veterinarians, and other life sciences specialities in which researchers face questions about biomechanicsof living and extinct organisms. Elements like bone, arthropod exoskeleton, mollusc shells, or the stems and leaves of plants can be analysed using this technique.
• FEA is a non-invasive modelling technique, based on the principle of dividing a system into a finite number of discrete elements where the equations are applied. Although statical and dynamic analysis can be solved using FEA, in this course only statical analysiswill be covered.
• In this course, we will provide an introduction to Finite Element for modelling biological structures and understanding how they work. We will cover all the steps involved in FEA (for static analysis) except the creation or reconstruction of the model.

For any questions, please write to cou...@transmittingscience.com

Best regards

Sole

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Sole De Esteban-Trivigno, PhD

Director

Transmitting Science

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