| |
Thanks
to all of you who attended TFAWS '03! You made TFAWS
a great success!
Click
here to view short courses, presentations, and photos
from the conference.
"Heat Transfer
and CFD: Bridging the Gap for the Next Generation"
August 18 through August 22, 2003
Old Dominion
University's Peninsula Higher Education Center
600 Butler Farm Road, Hampton, VA 23666
|
TFAWS ’03 will be hosted by
the NASA
Langley Research Center & Old
Dominion University. The workshop will focus
on applications of thermal and fluids analysis
in the aerospace field. It will consist of numerous
activities and events that will enhance each participant's
technical and professional development. Events
that are currently planned will include guest
presentations from influential members of the
aerospace community, courses from software vendors,
hands on training in the latest analysis tools,
short courses in areas of thermal interest, presentations
of thermal and fluids analysis papers, and social
events. This website will be used to post events
as they are scheduled, so please look for updates
as the TFAWS '03 approaches!
|
|
|
|
This is a must-attend meeting for anyone interested
in thermal and fluids analysis, including, but not limited
to:
- Engineers
- Scientists
- Thermal and Fluids Analysis
Tool Users
- Educators
- Students
Learn about the latest advances in the
areas of thermal and fluids analysis tools, including
Computational Fluids Dynamics (CFD) and aerothermodynamics,
from industry product presentations. Learn about government
programs and international activities. Make new contacts
in the thermal and fluids engineering analysis community.
Benefit from the technical information presented in
the paper sessions and short courses.
|
|
|
| On February 1, 2003, the Space Shuttle
Columbia was lost during its re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
We mourn the loss of seven family members, salute their
courage, and grieve with their families and friends. NASA
has created a web
site to collect and distribute information about the
crew, the mission and the ongoing investigation. |
|
|
|
|
|
