Tech-X WorldWide Simulation Summit SEPTEMBER 22-24, 2021 TWSS2021 features an exciting lineup of live webinars given by the designers and engineers that create our simulation tools and the researchers and scientists that use them. With a variety of unique topics and a special guest speaker, TWSS2021 will showcase current research using Tech-X software products, and highlight new capabilities …
Built on the powerful Vorpal physics engine that has been used by researchers and engineers for 20 years, VSim 11.0 is faster, more accurate, and includes an enhanced interface that emphasizes the user experience. With multiple new examples, built-in analyzers, and now available with a floating license, VSim 11.0 is the ideal simulation tool …
Tech-X Corporation has released RSim 3.0.0, a cross-platform radiation simulation tool with a user-friendly interface. Inspired by a collaboration with NASA that required Tech-X to determine the level and effect of radiation on an instrument for the Europa Clipper mission, RSim allows engineers to predict radiation dose and flux in order to develop more effective …
Boulder, Colorado – July 5, 2019: Professor Cary, below, is a founder of Tech-X Corporation, a Fellow of the Center for Integrated Plasma Studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and an active IEEE member. The Particle Accelerator Science and Technology Technical Committee (PAST) of the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society awards the prestigious Particle …
Tech-X CEO Dr. John R. Cary Selected as Senior Level Winner of 2019 IEEE NPSS PAST Award Read More »
Boulder, Colorado – March 21, 2016: Tech-X CEO and University of Colorado Professor John R. Cary has been awarded the 2016 IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society Charles K. Birdsall Award “for contributions to scientific discovery using computational methods across plasma physics, the development of computational algorithms and methods, and leadership of computational teams.” Dr. …
Boulder, Colorado – November 19, 2015: An international collaboration, led by Stanford University, and including Tech-X Corporation as a partner, has been awarded $13.5 million by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to take an innovative particle accelerator design dubbed the “accelerator-on-a-chip” and make it into a fully functional and scalable working prototype. This laser-driven …
VSim to Be Used in Groundbreaking “Particle Accelerator-on-a-Chip” Research Read More »
