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very helpful Sir

Hi, thanks for the video. I would ask a few things. I am using the OpenSim 4.4 now and I'd like to do the static optimization. How do I find the setup file from the example? I only have CMC_Actuators and RRA_Actuators file. If it is not provided, could you please give hint how to set up the actuator file (.XML)? Thank you very much

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Perhaps you should show how to get the xml files? Everything is useless without them.

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Hello , have 2 questions ,1. am facing problem with the software, since when downloading , facing some problem when attaching the model, how to solve?? 2. is there anything related with, where i save the software on my pc i have to save the model in same location????

Very informative session

Hello , I have tried to create model in FEBio but the screen is black . I can't able view or create anything in that

Thank you very much for this great seminar. I'm new to FEBIO, so I found the seminar very very helpful to get started.

Could not open dcm files, is that supose to happen?

Excellent and congratulations to all award winners

FEBio is a great and promising software package but it clearly needs further documentations and examples.

Are going to support explicit FE solvers?

hi; i have a problem how to upload simvascular files to instal it into my pc

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Nicely Explained. Thank you for this webinar.

How long FEBio 3 will be download online， thanks

Can you send free package link on ragujar13@gmail.com

Great....software

Here are some comments during the live session: Tejank Shahhello: from duke! thanks for the seminar Märuan Kebbach: thanks guys Ram Krishna: Are the FSI bifurcated artery example input files available for download? Ram Krishna: Can FEBio 3.0 be used to model ablation i.e. material removal (perhaps due to lasers or something)? Torkan Gholamalizadeh: would you please talk more about the growth and remodeling in the FEBio 2 ? Ram KrishnaIf: I have a CT scan or a MRI, what is the best way to bring the geometry into FEBio? Is there any preferred segmentation software that works seamlessly with FEBio? Alfredo Ciniglio: Thank you very much for this webinar, can FEBio support also file from Abaqus (.cae)? Jeff Weiss: Hi Torkan, we have given tutorials on growth and remodeling in the past, if you email me I can send you the slides. Jeff Weiss: Hi Ram, you can segment image data with any software that you want (e.g., Seg3D). You can mesh it external to FEBio Studio and import the mesh, or you can import the surface and mesh in FEBio Studio. Gil Serrancolí: Is it possible to use custom-created materials in FEBio Studio 3.0? Thanks! Jeff Weiss: Hi Alfredo, you can import Abaqus .inp files (but not .cae files) directly into FEBio Studio - File -> Import FE Model. Alfredo Ciniglio: Thank you! shaiv parikh: The .stl files from MRI do not usually have a thickness assigned to it. Does FEBio allow to mesh those files by assigning shell or planar elements without assigning a thickness to the geometry? Diego X: Hi Jeff, I am also interested in bone remodeling, could I email you to see the tutorials you have? Thank you Jeff Weiss: Hi Shaiv - shell elements must have a thickness specified in FEBio. However you can convert your .stl file directly to shell elements and assign the thickness within FEBio studio. Jeff Weiss: Hi Diego - sure. Clearly we need to add those slides to our Knowledgebase on the web page shaiv parikh: Thank you for the explanation! Enrico Dall'Ara: Yes, that would be great Jeff! I think we have many potential users interested in the usage of the sw for bone remodelling simulations! Denis Schenk: Hi Jeff, we usually work with Abaqus and write custom input files (.inp) . Do you have any experiance how difficult it is to change these input files for FEBio computations? Jeff Weiss: Hi Denis - FEBio Studio can read .inp files directly. We can help with any issues that you encounter. Denis Schenk: Perfect, many thanks! Hoang-Giang Bui: does Febio support isogeometric analysis in the current version? shaiv parikh: Is it possible to view the nodes where the boundary conditions are applied and also apply apply boundary conditions which have been rotated to the current coordinate system? Tejank Shah: with the newly implemented adaptive mesh regeneration, can the effect of lubrication be modeled in response to the closely approaching implant in this scenario? Ashkan Almasi: Could you please talk about the format file of FEBio? Jeff Weiss: Hi Goang-Giang - no FEBio does not support isogeometric analysis. Enrico Dall'Ara: Great thank you very much Steve !!!! Great webinar! Shima: Can we use FEBio to model heat transfer and deformation at the same time? Hoang-Giang Bui: is it possible to add in my own contact formulation? Jeff Weiss: Hi Tejank, the mesh can be adapted based on many different criteria so in the context of a contact analysis you could adapt the mesh as the contact area changes. Ram Krishna: Hi Jeff, Can FEBio 3.0 be used to model ablation i.e. material removal (perhaps due to laser heating)? I guess this involves having the ability to deactivate elements in situ. Jeff Weiss: Hi Hoang-Giang- yes, assuming you have the appropriate expertise. The source code is freely available on github. Zainab Altai: To select contact surfaces, does FEBio detect the contact surfaces automatically, or do these surfaces have to be defined in a separate components by the user? Jeff Weiss: Hi Ram, yes you could model material ablation using the feature that Steve illustrated that allows for element deactivation. Jeremy Genter: Hi Jeff, Is it posible to exclude viscoelasticity in a steady state biphasic analysis step and included it again in the subsequent steps? Jeff Weiss: Hi Zainab, contact surfaces are defined as part of the preprocessing step as Steve illustrated. Enrico Dall'Ara: Thanks a lot Jeff for answering the questions also in the chat! Enrico Dall'Ara: Yes we could hear only the first question Torkan Gholamalizadeh: Would it be possible to plot the stress-strain curves in FEBio for a specific material used in the simulations? Jeff Weiss: Hi Jeremy - I think you could do that by redefining material coefficients for the material so that initially the coefficients reflected an elastic response and later reflected the visco response. andyjeancolombia: Could Steve show us one more time the slide with the new and novel features of the developed software (one of thd Jeff Weiss: Hi Torkan - sure, we usually just do a one-element analysis for that. andyjeancolombia: ...the beginning of the presentation) thanks

very nice webiner...I would like to know about boundary conditions... is there any general BCs for coronary blood flow...thanks

I keep getting a "Presolver Missing" error whenever I try to "Create Data Files for Simulation". How do I fix this?

hello i have a problem with sim vascular segmentation feature. after i create a path for the aorta and left iliac (together) i select the segmentation feature exactly like the tutorial explain....but i get a square in the left upper screen and not a picture the i can use circle to select the blood vessel plane. i need your help! with all regards isaac.

Wonderful video! Thanks a lot for this tutorial!