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The push from governments around the globe for an electric mode of transport has increased the momentum of manufacturing and sales of electric vehicles. I can confirm this not just from the...

They say you never forget your first love. I like to hug engines as much as the next Convergent Science employee, but I may live out my entire engineering career as a scramjet guy at hear...

Leonardo Pagamonci We’re thrilled to announce Leonardo Pagamonci, graduate student at the University of Florence, as the winner of the 2023 CONVERGE Academic Competition. The competition cha...

Scott Drennan November 5, 1962 – August 7, 2023 It is with heavy hearts that we mourn the passing and honor the life of Scott Drennan, a remarkable individual whose impact reached far beyo...

At Convergent Science, we recently selected ParaView Catalyst as our in situ post-processing solution for solving computational fluid dynamics (CFD) problems. ParaView Catalyst is a library...

The heart is a vital organ that pumps blood throughout the body, carrying oxygen and nutrients critical to organ function and sustaining life. It is, nevertheless, susceptible to disease. Hea...

From refineries to planes, gas turbines are vital to several industries. In addition to providing thrust to keep planes in the air, gas turbines account for almost a quarter of the worldR...

Last year while traveling through the countryside of Tamil Nadu, India, I was struck by the sight of numerous wind turbines dotting the landscape. Those towering machines were not only a tes...

It took four years for the CONVERGE User Conference–India to return, but when it did, it was worth the wait. It was a whirlwind week packed with technical presentations from the Indian CONVE...

A couple of years after CONVERGE was released commercially, the owners of Convergent Science found themselves at something of a crossroads. At that point in time, the company was focused primarily on...