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From the Argonne National Laboratory + Convergent Science Blog Series Through the collaboration between Argonne National Laboratory and Convergent Science, we provide fundamental research that ena...

Renewable energy is being generated at unprecedented levels in the United States, and those levels will only continue to rise. The growth in renewable energy has been driven largely by wind power—ove...

Across industries, manufacturers share many of the same goals: create quality products, boost productivity, and reduce expenses. In the pumps and compressors business, manufacturers must contend with...

In a competitive market, predictive computational fluid dynamics (CFD) can give you an edge when it comes to product design and development. Not only can you predict problem areas in your product bef...

From the Argonne National Laboratory + Convergent Science Blog Series The world is waiting for us to develop the tools needed to design new engine architectures, new concepts, with a finer control...

Any CONVERGE user knows that our solver includes a lot of physical models. A lot of physical models! How many combinations exist? How many different ways can you set up a simulation? That’s harder to...

At the upcoming CONVERGE User Conference, which will be held online from March 31–April 1, Andrea Piano will present results from experimental and numerical studies of the effects of ducted fuel inje...

Listen to the full audio of the panel discussion. As computing technology continues to advance rapidly, running simulations on hundreds and even thousands of cores is becoming standard practi...

2019 proved to be an exciting and eventful year for Convergent Science. We released the highly anticipated major rewrite of our software, CONVERGE 3.0. Our United States, European, and Indian offices...

When Eric, Keith, and I first wrote CONVERGE back in 2001, we wrote it as a serial code. That probably sounds a little crazy, since practically all CFD simulations these days are run in parallel on m...