You can meet us at the Symposium on Fusion Technology (SOFT 2026) in France. The SOFT focuses on engineering challenges within nuclear fusion. Demcon multiphysics contributes expertise in complex simulations for precision components and ensuring reliable operation in extreme environments.

Demcon multiphysics has been featured in a new COMSOL user story, highlighting our contribution to the development of advanced simulation methods for one of the world's most ambitious fusion energy programmes. Together with UK Fusion Energy Ltd. (UKFE), we developed and applied multiphysics models to analyse complex electromagnetic phenomena in a next-generation tokamak design.

We’re proud to share that Siemens has highlighted Demcon multiphysics in their latest success story. The showcase demonstrates how our team accelerates maritime innovation by bringing advanced simulation in-house. Using Simcenter STAR-CCM+, we reduced design iteration time for uncrewed surface vessels to under two weeks, saving €10,000 per iteration and enabling rapid optimization for open-sea conditions. This approach not only speeds up development but also improves vessel efficiency and sustainability.

Demcon Multiphysics is present at the COMSOL conference 2025 in Amsterdam, 29-31 October! We’ll have a booth where you are welcome to pass by and have a chat with us. We will also host a sponsored workshop on superconductor modelling, and several of our multiphysics engineers have a talk or poster at the conference.

Demcon multiphysics has successfully secured a spot in the multimillion-pound, multi-supplier, Embedded Engineering Resource Framework (EERF) from the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA).

Our colleagues Paul-Christiaan Spruijtenburg, Rien Wesselink, and Marijn Kalter are co-authors in a new publication in Superconductor Science and Technology by IOPscience.