RBF Morph took part in the Tor Vergata Innovation Day, held on 7 October 2026 at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, an event dedicated to showcasing the University’s research excellence and fostering connections between academia, industry and the wider innovation ecosystem. A central element of the event was the Discovery Hall, where research results […]
RBF Morph participated in Ansys Simulation World Nordics 2026, held on October 1 at the Clarion Hotel Karlatornet in Göteborg, Sweden. The event, organized by Ansys and Synopsys, brought together professionals from across the engineering and simulation community for a day of technical presentations, industry insights, and networking. The event provided an excellent opportunity for […]
Use the link below to download the presentation: Presentation: “An RBF-Based Framework for Geometric Control of Cardiovascular Statistical Shape Models”
Use the link below to download the presentation: Presentation: “CFD Reduced-Order Models for Interactive Assessment of Cardiac Hemodynamics for Pediatric Surgery”
Use the link below to download the presentation: Presentation: “Multiphysics Optimization of an Aircraft Winglet via CFD-FEM Coupling and Radial Basis Function Mesh Morphing”
Use the link below to download the presentation: Presentation: “Reduced Order Modeling of Automotive Crash Event via Proper Orthogonal Decomposition and Parametric Shape Morphing”
How can computational simulation help make patient-specific cardiovascular medicine more interactive, predictive and accessible? At VPH 2026 in Milan, RBF Morph contributed to the scientific programme with two presentations showcasing different applications of RBF-based technologies in cardiovascular modelling — one developed with ENGYS within the ROMed2VR project, and one developed in collaboration with Ansys. Taking […]
RBF Morph participated in the 55th AIAS Conference, which took place from 2 to 5 September 2026 at Politecnico di Milano – Campus Bovisa La Masa. The annual AIAS Conference is one of Italy’s leading scientific events in the field of Mechanical Design and Machine Construction. It brings together researchers, academics, and industry professionals to […]
Use the link below to download the presentation: Presentation: “From HPC to Clinical Practice: Redefining Pre-Operative Planning for Vascular Graft Surgery”
At the WCCM–ECCOMAS 2026 conference in Munich, a new research contribution explored the potential of combining high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics, advanced mesh morphing techniques, and artificial intelligence to accelerate the design and analysis of ship hulls. The paper, “A GPU-Accelerated AI-based Tools Framework for CFD-Based Ship Hull Design”, was presented within the Special Technology Session […]
