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Dwyer Instruments Visit CIVS

To enhance research partnerships, six managers and engineers from Dwyer Instruments visited PNW on April 4th. The visit was led by Matt Dougherty, Vice President of Engineering and organized by Natalie Conner, Executive Director of Employer Relations & Development Operations. Their comprehensive visit at CIVS included discussions about existing collaborated projects and potential collaborations. CIVS […]

Student Research Projects Showcased at Days of Discovery

Over 20 CIVS research students presented their work during the 2023 PNW Days of Discovery on April 5th, 2023 in Alumni Hall, with 20 poster presentations and 2 oral presentations. Research topics include digital twin, machine learning, decarbonization, continuous casting, hazard recognition, and training simulators, etc. CIVS Graduate Research Assistants highlighted their research during the […]

Three Research Papers Presented at TMS Annual Meeting

CIVS researchers gave three technical research presentations at TMS 2023 Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA on March 19–23, 2023. These presentations related to modeling of carbon emissions reduction in the blast furnace, reactions in a secondary lead reverberatory furnace, and development efforts for die-casting training simulators.     Tyamo Okosun Ph.D., Research Associate Professor […]

CIVS Solutions Presented at International Conference

CIVS projects and methodologies were presented at the 30th IEEE VR Conference, held in Shanghai, China, on March 25-29th. Senior Research Scientist John “Jack” Moreland presented a CIVS overview with emphasis on integrating numeric simulation and virtual reality visualization for industrial applications, during the Workshop on Immersive Visualization Laboratories – Past Present and Future. The […]

Virtual Flood Simulator Taught in Civil Engineering Hydrology Lab

Approximately 20 Civil Engineering students used the CIVS virtual flood simulator in a Hydrology course lab in the CIVS Immersive Theater on March 7th & 9th. The virtual lab helped students learn about flood mitigation strategies by exploring an Interactive 3D flood of Northwest Indiana. The flood simulation was recreated using data collected from the […]

Pellet Feed System and EAF models presented at AIST Conference

CIVS graduate student John Rosser and Post Doc Researcher Orlando Ugarte represented Purdue Northwest at the AIST Scrap Supplements and Alternative Ironmaking Conference. John and Orlando presented their research and conducted Q&A sessions after their presentations. John’s presentation “Development of a Material Flow Model for Pellet Feed Systems” highlights an advanced CFD platform used to […]

New Blast Furnace Model Presented at Digital Transformation

Our research on “A Multi-Input & Output Model for Blast Furnace Operational Guidance Using a Pre-generated CFD Simulation Dataset” was presented by Professor Tyamo Okosun at the 2023 AIST Digital Transformation Forum for the Steel Industry on March 8th, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This research uses machine learning and a database of CFD modeling results to […]

ArcelorMittal Global Representatives Visit CIVS

ArcelorMittal global research and development representatives visited CIVS on March 2nd, 2023. The goal of the visit was to discuss CIVS capabilities and ongoing/future collaborations with ArcelorMittal. The ArcelorMittal Representatives joining CIVS staff for this visit: Mark Nicholls, Director of Digital Manufacturing Portfolio, Global R&D – Hamilton, ON Canada Ruben Perez Chust, Director of Digital […]

Student Success Story: Charlene Benoit

CIVS Communications Intern, Charlene Benoit was recognized as an Outstanding Woman of PNW at The Women’s Leadership Luncheon as part of Purdue Northwest’s celebration of Women’s History Month. Charlene was recognized for her many leadership roles within student organizations and her current and previous student worker positions on campus. The Women’s Leadership Luncheon recognizes incredible […]