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Marshall Loewenstein
Physics based engineering software tools are widely used in Ocean Science and Engineering. ANSYS, the largest company in this field, will provide an overview of the rich breadth and depth of phenomena that can be accurately simulated using the finite element (and related) methods. Some areas of interest will include structural, thermal, electromagnetic and fluids problems as well as those requiring coupling of these domains (so called multi-physics simulation). Novel applications of ANSYS software tools for research, academic and industrial/engineering applications will be presented while maintaining a clear focus on Ocean Science and Engineering.
Marshall Loewenstein studied Physics and completed his M.S. at UCSD in 1992. He also has undergraduate degrees in Mathematics, Physics and Philosophy. After years working as a Mechanical Engineer he transitioned into a more business oriented career and has been helping his clients innovate and improve their products and engineering processes by providing them with physics based engineering software tools and services. Now with ANSYS for 3 years as a Regional Account Manager Marshall focuses his efforts in the San Diego area.