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2009 Webinar Series Announced – Structure Vision has announced a series of Webinars to promote dialogue and discussion within the modelling and decommissioning communities about our products and services. Usually on the first Monday of the month, the Webinars will take approximately 45 minutes with 15 minutes for questions. The Webinars will be arranged at various times during the day to coordinate with timezones and availabilities. If you are interested in learning more about our capabilities, please register for a webinar here.
01.09.09
Structure Vision attending Conference (ICEM’09/DECOM’09)
Structure Vision will be attending this year’s leading international conference on Radioactive Waste Management and Environmental Remediation at Liverpool from 11-15th October 2009. For further details of this conference please see www.icemconf.com. If you would like to take the opportunity to meet one of the Structure Vision team during the course of the Conference, please send us your details on info@structurevision.com.
13.02.09
Structure Vision have published an article on “virtual dissolution using real shapes” in Jan/Feb edition of Speciality Chemical Magazine. Follow www.specchemonline.com for more information.
07.02.09
Structure Vision have been awarded the “Rushlight Nuclear Energy Award” for the technological advancement or innovation that has contributed most to the improvement in the environmental impact of nuclear power generation. More information at www.rushlightawards.co.uk.
21.01.09
Partners at Concept Flow presenting at RDD Europe 2009 in Lisbon, Portugal May 19-22, 2009. Follow www.rddonline.com/rdd/rdd.php?id=4 for more information.
14.01.09
Structure Vision announce “DigiMesh” for converting packed structures from DigiPac into a mesh for use in complementary simulation tools such as CFD or FEA. Contact Rob Rule for more information.
08.09.08 - Structure Vision appoint reseller
As the roll out of our particle packing technology continues into new regions and industries, Structure Vision have appointed pharmaceutical simulation experts, Concept Flow, as resellers of their DigiPac software. Concept Flow provides independent engineering analysis to the global healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. Concept Flow specialises in the simulation of fluid flow, particle dynamics, droplet dynamics and heat and mass transfer for healthcare and pharmaceutical applications. Managing Director James Tibbatts said “I am delighted to partner with Structure Vision so I can meet the particulate analysis requirements of my customers, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector. I believe DigiPac’s ability to model real particle shapes provides a best in class solution that will deliver real business benefit.”
08.09.08 - Structure Vision out and about
Structure Vision are attending PSA2008, ChemEng08 and Nuclear Decommissioning 08 later this year. Come and visit us at the following events to learn how we can address your particle analysis requirements. Nuclear Decommissioning 2008 is a 3 day Conference from 22nd September 2008 to 24 September 2008 at ACC Liverpool. ChemEng08 is 29th & 30th October 2008 at the NEC Birmingham(Stand 126). Particulate Systems Analysis 2008 will be from 2nd to 4th September at the Holiday Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon. We look forward to meeting you.
02.06.08 - Structure Vision open Warrington Office
StructureVision have recently moved into the prestigious location of the Daresbury Innovation Centre just outside of Warrington. Bob Ward, CEO stated ‘ the innovation centre is an ideal location for our company, the quality of high technology start ups within the centre is second to none and this together with the excellent infrastructure and support facilities provides for a dynamic and growth oriented working environment for our staff’.
30.01.08 - Structure Vision wins exceptional NWDA grant award
Download PDF article25.04.07 - Structure Vision appoints Neville Chamberlain as Chairman of its board of directors
Download PDF article25.04.07 - British Nuclear Group, Project Services award contract to Structure Vision
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