NOMATEN HYBRID-SEMINAR May 14: Presentation of SIMULIA software capabilities – supporting advanced research processes at NCBJ
NOMATEN HYBRID-SEMINAR
online: https://meet.goto.com/NCBJmeetings/nomaten-seminar
In-person: NOMATEN seminar room (102)
Thursday, May 14th 2026 13:00 PM (CET)
Presentation of SIMULIA software capabilities – supporting
advanced research processes at NCBJ
Speakers
dr inż. Jakub Michalski
dr inż. Marcin Wierszycki
TECHNIA
The speakers are experts in computer simulations with years of scientific and implementation experience. They are the authors of numerous scientific publications in mechanics, biomechanics, and structural optimization. Their experience in combining scientific rigor with practical applications of simulation technologies will allow for a precise mapping of the presentation to NCBJ's research needs.
Abstract:
The National Centre for Nuclear Research now possesses a complete suite of advanced simulation tools from the SIMULIA family. We invite you to a meeting led by dr inż. Jakub Michalski and dr. inż. Marcin Wierszycki. The aim of this presentation is to demonstrate how the software already available at the Institute can support your daily scientific work – from advanced materials physics to modeling complex processes in research infrastructure.
Presentation Topics:
Key Pillars of the SIMULIA Suite
The toolkit acquired by NCBJ consists of solutions with a global scientific reputation:
Abaqus – one of the oldest (developed since 1978) and most recognized packages for non-linear Finite Element Analysis (FEA). Its prestige is confirmed by over 1,600 publications on Nature.com and more than 90,000 on ScienceDirect.com. It is an indispensable tool for studying the behavior of materials and structures under extreme conditions.
PowerFLOW – an advanced CFD solver based on the Lattice-Boltzmann Method (LBM). Unlike the classical approach, PowerFLOW allows for precise simulations without generating a traditional mesh, revolutionizing complex flow analysis and thermal management.
Material Strength and Integrity (Abaqus & fe-safe)
Nonlinear and Multiphysics Analyses – solving coupled problems, including thermo-electrical and structural-acoustic phenomena.
Material Analysis under Extreme Conditions – modeling fracture, thermo-mechanical fatigue, and creep of components operating under high temperatures and loads.
Transient State Simulations – analyzing the behavior of shielding and safety systems during rapid thermal processes.
Gas Dynamics and Precision Thermal Management (PowerFLOW)
Modeling Highly Complex Flows – utilizing the LBM method to study fluid dynamics without the barriers associated with mesh generation.
Optimization of Cooling Systems – analyzing convection and heat exchange within advanced research apparatus.
Aeroacoustics and Flow-Induced Vibrations – identifying sources of vibration and noise in gas circulation systems.
Research Automation and Parameter Optimization (Isight & Tosca)
Computational Process Integration – creating automated workflows connecting various calculation codes (e.g., MATLAB, Excel, Abaqus).
Topology Optimization – searching for the ideal shape and mass of research apparatus components while maintaining full stiffness.
Design of Experiments (DOE) – automated exploration of parameter spaces to find optimal conditions for physical processes.
Discussion Panel – mapping tools to current NCBJ research problems
This presentation aims to show how the software resources already owned by NCBJ can support research and enhance the quality of published scientific results.
We cordially invite you to attend!




