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Posting to the SV Forum
by David W. Parker 10 Mar '21

10 Mar '21

Dear SimVascular Users, To help the SimVascular team to efficiently respond to questions or problems you have please follow the instructions given in the SV Forum Announcements section Posting to the SV Forum topic. Cheers, Dave

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how to create volume in a model simvascular?
by Marcos Vinicius 17 Feb '21

17 Feb '21

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SimVascular build for a CentOS 7 cluster
by David W. Parker 12 Feb '21

12 Feb '21

Dear SimVascular Users, I have added a tar file to the SimVascular SimTK Downloads page that contains a SimVascular build for a cluster running CentOS 7. You can use this for executing Python scripts in the SimVascular Python environment. There is no support for graphics. The build has a README file that explains how to execute SimVascular. Cheers, Dave

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SB3C Pre-Conference SimVascular Workshop
by David W. Parker 08 Feb '21

08 Feb '21

Dear SimVascular Users, Registration is now open for the SimVascular pre-conference software workshop at the SB3C Meeting this June. Join us for hands-on software training in blood flow simulation and patient specific modeling. There will be breakouts for experienced and novice users. Sign up here: https://sb3c.org/sb3c-pre-conference-workshop/ Cheers, Dave

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New SimVascular February 2021 Release
by David W. Parker 08 Feb '21

08 Feb '21

Dear SimVascular Users, Please visit our downloads page to access the new February 2021 SimVascular release for Mac, Windows and Linux. This release includes 1. Bug fixes 2. Enhancements to the 1D Simulation plugin 3. Additions to the Python API 4. A rewrite of the Colliding Fronts plugin The plugin has been renamed to the Level Set plugin and has a new icon [cid:e2c092a6-7f4a-4f4d-ba20-a0e75e22296b] We are no longer supporting installers for Ubuntu 16. Cheers, Dave

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SimVascular Forum activity during Stanford University Winter Closure
by David W. Parker 09 Dec '20

09 Dec '20

Dear SimVascular Users, Stanford University will close many of its offices and operations from Friday, December 11, 2020 through January 1, 2021 reopening on Monday, January 4, 2021. During this time I will not be answering questions posted on the SimVascular Forum. Some questions may still be answered by other members of the Marsden Lab. See you all in 2021! Cheers, Dave

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SimVascular 2020-04 Release
by David W. Parker 01 May '20

01 May '20

Dear SimVascular Users, Please visit our downloads page to access the new April 2020 SimVascular release for Mac, Windows and Linux! This release has two major updates 1) 1D Simulation - Added converting results to cvs format file. 2) Modeling - Performance improvement for models with a large number of faces. Cheers, Dave

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Release of svOneDSolver
by Martin Pfaller 15 Apr '20

15 Apr '20

Dear SimVascular community, We're happy to announce that we released the source code of our svOneDSolver: https://github.com/SimVascular/svOneDSolver The C++ svOneDSolver solves for blood flow and pressure in deformable 1D hemodynamic networks. You can find useful documentation at https://simvascular.github.io/docs1DSimulation.html#solver Best The SimVascular Development Team

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Pre-conference workshop at SB3C 2020, Vail, CO
by Alison Lesley Marsden 06 Jan '20

06 Jan '20

Dear SimVascular community, We’ll be hosting an all-day pre-conference workshop at the SB3C 2020 meeting in Vail, CO. The workshop will be appropriate for both new and advanced users and will be longer format than in prior years. Attendance is by registration ONLY. Please sign up here if you’re interested! https://sb3c.org/plenary/sb3c-pre-conference-workshop/ We’ll be sending our more information closer to the date and will also solicit topics that are of interest to the user community. We’ll also highlight several new features for 2020. Hope to see you there! SimVascular team Alison, Shawn, Dave, and Nathan --------------------------------------------------------------- Alison Marsden Associate Professor Departments of Pediatrics and Bioengineering, and by courtesy of Mechanical Engineering Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering Vera Moulton Wall Center Faculty Scholar Stanford University amarsden(a)stanford.edu https://cbcl.stanford.edu/ www.simvascular.org<http://www.simvascular.org>

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SimVascular Pre-Conference Workshop and Booth at SB3C 2020
by David W. Parker 12 Nov '19

12 Nov '19

Dear SimVascular Users, Please join us for a SimVascular Pre-Conference Workshop at the SB3C meeting June 16th from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. The workshop will provide a solid foundation of the SimVascular modeling pipeline for first time users. Active SimVascular users will learn how to use more advanced features and have the opportunity to work directly with the SimVascular team to address specific software questions. Please visit https://sb3c.org/plenary/sb3c-pre-conference-workshop/ for more information. Members of our team will also be available at the exhibitor booth during the meeting to answer questions and provide technical support. Cheers, Dave

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