8. ročník setkání českých a slovenských uživatelů a příznivců virtuálního vývoje a počítačových simulací:

Adam Obrusník je spoluzakladatelem a aktuálním výkonným ředitelem Brněnské firmy PlasmaSolve. Firma se zabývá výpočty a simulacemi průmyslových procesů založených na plazmatu, zejména PVD, PECVD, iontové leptání a vývoj iontových zdrojů. PlasmaSolve také nabízí služby v oblasti výzkumu a vývoje zelených technologií využívajících plazmové katalýzy (výroba vodíku z metanu, zachycování CO2, ekologická výroba křemíku). COMSOL je jedním z nepostradatelných nástrojů, který používáme ve velké části našich poradenských projektů. Adam Obrusník je absolventem Přírodovědecké fakulty Masarykovy univerzity v Brně, kde získal titul Ph.D. s prací zaměřenou na diagnostiku a simulace laboratorního plazmatu. Před založením firmy PlasmaSolve absolvoval řadu vědeckých stáží (TU Eindhoven, Univerzita Bochum, Universita di Bologna) a pracoval jako nezávislý konzultant v oblasti simulací plazmatu.

Nancy Bannach is an accomplished developer at COMSOL, with a focus on porous media flow and transport. Additionally, she brings extensive expertise in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), chemical engineering, and developing customized COMSOL apps aimed at improving engineering solutions. Prior to her current role, Nancy began her journey at COMSOL in 2009 as a technical sales engineer, later diversifying her experience in applications and technical marketing. Before joining COMSOL Germany in 2009, Nancy earned a Diploma in Geophysics from Göttingen University in the same year, focusing on numerical simulations to analyze convection within the Earth's outer core.

Arpad received his MSc in Mechanical Engineering from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), focusing on applied mechanics. He started his PhD program, focusing on using and researching new material models for polymeric flows. He worked as part of a larger team calculating reactions in commercial tractors

In recent years, Arpad has worked as an application engineer at SciEngineer, focusing on enabling our partners to accelerate their innovation cycle in technical computing, model-based design, and multiphysics, including technical support of license configuration and product use, as well as the support of R&D projects in multiple sectors, including automotive, transport, oil & gas, and technical services. His knowledge is also an important asset in helping our partners in education adopt modern technical computing tools.

Kush Is a Senior Research Engineer working at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), as part of the Modelling and Simulation function, in UK. An organisation setup by the UK government to research and develop new technologies for UK manufacturing growth. Kush has a passion for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and structural analysis (FEA), with 12 years of industry experience before the MTC, working in the power sector and aviation sector developing turbo-machinery technologies for large OEM’s. He currently leads several project initiatives at the MTC looking at future product and process modelling capabilities leveraging his experience, to develop technologies from TRL 3 -6, ready for industrial deployment in areas such as, process modelling, powertrains, and hydrogen applications.