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COMSOL expands distribution channel in China

(Press Release) -- COMSOL Inc. has named ZhongFang Information Technology Ltd. (also known as CnTech) as its distributor in the Peoples' Republic of China (including Hong Kong and Macao) effective immediately.  That firm, based in Shanghai, is responsible for all marketing, sales, local training, and support of the COMSOL product line along with the supplier's other mathematical modeling and analysis software.

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March 27, 2006 at 11:08 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

COMSOL's Multiphysics offers options, flexibility to MEMS designers

COMSOL recently released a MEMS module for its FEMLAB simulation software.  We recently spoke with Dr. John Dunec, the manager of the company's Palo Alto branch, about COMSOL current offerings in the MEMS area and its plans for the future.  We also asked Dr. Dunec about emerging MEMS applications that he thought had  promising prospects for growth over the next few years.

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