Please join Veryst in St. Charles, Missouri May 27-29, 2026 for the NAFEMS Americas semiannual conference. Veryst is pleased to be a Silver sponsor of the conference.
FluidicMEMS is an informal gathering of people from academia, medicine, industry, and business to meet and explore how microfluidic and BioMEMS technology will impact healthcare, research, and beyond.
Dr. Matthew Hancock presented “Using COMSOL Multiphysics in Microfluidic Applications” at the COMSOL Multiphysics workshop focusing on fluid simulations. Dr. Hancock showed different ways that COMSOL simulations can support the design and performance optimization of microfluidic systems.
Dr. Stuart Brown presented “High Strain Rate Testing of Fiber Reinforced PEEK” at the March 2015 Society of Plastics Engineers Annual Technical Conference.
Veryst is happy to announce that Dr. Mark Oliver has joined our engineering team. Dr. Oliver has broad expertise in the structure and mechanical behavior of engineering materials. He has worked extensively on adhesive joints, materials interfaces, and thin films, with particular focus on the topics of fracture, fatigue, and delamination.
Veryst Engineering is proud to have been a Gold Sponsor of two important COMSOL events: COMSOL Conference 2014 Cambridge (England) and COMSOL Conference 2014 Boston (Massachusetts). This was a major event for those interested in multiphysics modeling and simulation.
Dr. Stuart Brown participated in the first Medical Device Innovation Consortium Modeling and Simulation Summit. Dr. Brown presented on the "Importance of Accurate Material Models in the Simulation of Medical Devices."
Dr. Stuart Brown spoke about “Modeling and Design of Reinforced Elastomeric Products for Oil and Gas Applications” and “High Strain Rate Testing of Polymers for Impact Simulations,” while Eric Schmitt spoke about “Calibration and Experimental Validation of Advanced Constitutive Models of Polymeric Materials at High Strain Rates.”
Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) is the interaction between a moving or deformable structure and an internal or surrounding fluid flow. This webinar showed how to simulate FSI, explored characteristic examples, and more.
Veryst is pleased to welcome a new member to its engineering team! Dr. Matthew Hancock, has an extensive background in fluid mechanics and model-based engineering, including microfluidics, wetting of textured surfaces, surface tension effects, heat/mass transfer, solid-fluid interaction, wave motion, and multiscale analysis.
