You're Invited to Attend a COMSOL Day Near You
Join us for a day of minicourses, talks by invited speakers, and interaction with other simulation specialists in the COMSOL community.
During the COMSOL Day, you will see firsthand how the COMSOL Multiphysics® software can be used for simulating designs, devices, and processes in all fields of engineering, manufacturing, and scientific research. You will also see how you can close the gaps between analysis, design, and production by building simulation apps. The COMSOL Day program includes minicourses that focus on specific topics and disciplines. Minicourse topics vary by location.
Click on a location below to view the schedule and register for the event.
Past Events
Liège, Belgium
Nov 14
For Government
Washington, DC
Nov 7
for Energy Applications
Burlington, MA
Nov 5
Eindhoven, NL
Oct 31
Moscow, Russia
Oct 25
Fortaleza, Brazil
Oct 17
Oslo, Norway
Oct 17
Sweden, Gothenburg
Oct 8
Campinas, Brazil
Aug 29
München, Germany
Jun 25
Southfield, Michigan
Jun 18
Dayton/Fairborn
Jun 13
Milan, Italy
Jun 4
Cambridge, Ma
Jun 5
Research Triangle, NC
Jun 6
Toronto, ON
May 29
Leuven, Belgium
May 23
San Jose, CA
May 16
Wien, Austria
May 14
Zürich, Switzerland
May 14
Minneapolis, MN
May 14
Chicago, IL
May 9
Joinville, Brazil
May 9
Aachen, Germany
May 7
Dallas, TX
Apr 24
Paris, France
Apr 4
Washington, D.C.
Apr 4
Napoli, Italy
Apr 09
г. Санкт-Петербург, Ru
Mar 28
Grenoble, France
Mar 21
Los Angeles, CA
Mar 21
Stuttgart, Germany
Mar 19
Trondheim, Norway
Mar 19
Göttingen, Germany
Mar 12
Chennai, India
Mar 8
New Delhi, India
Feb 22
Bangalore, India
Jan 23
Odense, Denmark
Dec 3 2018
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Nov 30 2018
Lund, Sweden
Nov 28 2018
Aalborg, Denmark
Nov 27 2018
Lyngby, Denmark
Nov 26 2018
Pune, India
Nov 14 2018
Aarhus, Denmark
Nov 14 2018
Moscow, Russia
Nov 1 2018
Bethesda Photo: Original image by Edward
Johnson. CC BY 2.0.
Lyngby Original image, Amalienborg and Marble Church view, by Martin Nikolaj Christensen. CC by 2.0.
Lyngby Original image, Amalienborg and Marble Church view, by Martin Nikolaj Christensen. CC by 2.0.