Webinar Invitation: Accelerating Lab-to-Plant Scale Up in Pharma Manufacturing with Ansys AI, GPU, and Guided Apps
Join Ansys experts for an exclusive virtual presentation on how GPU computing, AI, and guided simulation apps are reshaping the pharmaceutical industry — from lab-scale research to full-scale production.
This session explores how cutting-edge tools like Ansys SimAI and advanced surrogate modeling are empowering engineers to optimize processes, reduce costs, and scale up with confidence.
This session explores how cutting-edge tools like Ansys SimAI and advanced surrogate modeling are empowering engineers to optimize processes, reduce costs, and scale up with confidence.
Free registration
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Description:
Discover the Future of Fluid Mixing Simulation in Pharma Manufacturing
Join Ansys experts for an exclusive virtual presentation on how GPU computing, AI, and guided simulation apps are reshaping the pharmaceutical industry - from lab-scale research to full-scale production.
This session explores how cutting-edge tools like Ansys SimAI and advanced surrogate modeling are empowering engineers to optimize processes, reduce costs, and scale up with confidence.
What you'll learn:
- How to simulate complex multiphase and multi-species mixing using GPU-accelerated solvers
- How to streamline and simplify simulations with Ansys’s guided mixing app
- How AI and machine learning drive optimization and predictive modeling through real-world case studies
- How to reduce risk and time-to-market in pharma scale-up operations
Designed for pharma professionals
Whether you work in R&D, process engineering, or manufacturing scale-up, this webinar will show you how simulation — powered by GPU and AI — can unlock efficiency and innovation at every step.
Event details:
Date & Time:
- June 19, 2025, 11:00 EDT
Venue:
- Virtual webinar - Attend from anywhere! Register Now via Ansys (You’ll be redirected to Ansys.com)
Speakers:
- Dr. Hossam Metwally – Senior Principal Application Engineer, Ansys
- Samuel Talvy – Senior Application Engineer, Ansys