GeoDict 2026 Release Highlights - Advances in Multi-scale and Multi-physics Material Simulations
Online seminar
Date
December 09, 2025
Time
04:00 pm - 05:00 pm (CET/CEST)
Event location
Online
Participant fee
Participation is free of cost but requires registration.
Additional
The online seminar will be held in English!
+++ Registration closes December 8, 2025 +++
The upcoming GeoDict 2026 release will introduce many new features that extend digital simulation capabilities for filtration, oil & gas, digital materials science, and electrochemistry applications. In this presentation, we will showcase selected new features and demonstrate their effectiveness in various application areas.
In this seminar, participants will learn about these new functionalities and how they perform for different applications.
Your contact person
Speaker
Dr. Jürgen Becker
Head of Support
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In this seminar, you get an overview over all new features and especially learn to…
- Simulate chemical reactions, including adsorption and desorption with AddiDict’s new field-based transport solver.
- Export structure models in IGES and STEP formats.
- Directly import 2D DICOM files and segment them with a speed-improved Magic Brush or the new Lasso mode.
- Create 3D granular digital twins from 2D images for a wider range of structural geometries with an improved GeoApp.
- Predict filter efficiency of electret air filters with a validated model.
- Determine the electrochemical impedance spectrum (EIS) of a battery.
- Benefit from fast and memory-efficient BatteryDict simulations by using the LIR solver also for concentration-dependent parameters.
- Model viscous forces in SatuDict with contact angles that depend on the capillary number.
Why should you attend this seminar?
- Learn about new features in the upcoming GeoDict 2026 version
- Learn how new features are used in various use cases across different applications areas
- Get informed about the roadmap for different business areas
- Get informed about the GeoDict development cycle and the new GeoDict Learning center