Recent News

ThermoAnalytics recently attended the 2012 Military Sensing Symposium in Pasadena, CA. During the conference, Corey Packard presented a paper titled "MuSES Ship Signature and Validation Assessment". Pete Rynes and Mark Klein presented a paper titled "Validation of a MWIR and LWIR MuSES Signature Model of a Camouflage Net". ThermoAnalytics also highlighted their EO-IR software products and services during the exhibit event.

Mark Hepokoski, along with Shaya Brosch from SAIC, will be presenting at the upcoming Chemistry & Biological Defense Science & Technology (CBD S&T) conference, which will take place November 14-18, 2011 in Las Vegas, NV. The session is titled Human Performance in CBRN Environment and the paper is titled "Comprehensive Quantitative CB Ensemble Design Process."

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ThermoAnalytics will present two papers at the upcoming International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics (ICEE), which will be held in Nafplio, Greece on July 10-15, 2011.  Mark Hepokoski, Research Engineer, will present a paper titled "Improving the Accuracy of Physiological Response in Segmental Models of Human Thermoregulation". Tony Schwenn, Technical Sales Representative, will present "The Process and Challenges of Simulating Human Thermoregulation Within a 3D Software Tool."

Research Engineer Mark Hepokoski and VP Allen Curran presented a paper titled, "Characterization of the Thermal and Evaporative Resistance of Clothing for use in Segmental Models of Human Thermoregulation," at the International Meeting on Manikins and Modeling in Victoria, British Columbia.

The Cathedral of Christ the Light is located in Oakland, California. Built from wood and glass, the cathedral houses 1,400 people. ThermoAnalytics used RadTherm software to determine the need for transmissive or non transmissive glass and predicted internal temperatures of the Cathedral.

ThermoAnalytics has presented an SAE Technical Publication with General Motors at the SAE 2010 World Congress. The paper was titled, "Assessment of Various Environmental Thermal Loads on Passenger Thermal Comfort " and was co-authored by a team of Engineers at GM and ThermoAnalytics.

Read about how our software Version 9.2 will increase both analysis power and useability.

Read about Important New Features in Version 9.0, such as Boundary Element Solid Conduction, Face to Face conduction, and Batch CFD data import.

Version 8.1 features new temperature dependent properties, complex multilayer parts, and a Model Summary Table.

Version 8.0 features new shared memory parallel processing, automatic 1-D fluid stream setup for duct and exhaust system modeling, and two-sided CFD results import.

ThermoAnalytics, Inc. of Calumet, Michigan has been recognized as one of the “50 Companies to Watch in Michigan,” a new awards program sponsored by the Edward Lowe Foundation.

Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm presented ThermoAnalytics Vice President Al Curran, Ph.D. with the "Coolest Workplace" award for businesses located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Read about Version 7.1 and the many new features that will increase the productivity of advanced users.

ThermoAnalytics, Inc. of Calumet, Michigan, announces the opening of our new office in Novi, Michigan.

ThermoAnalytics has recently been awarded a $730,000 contract to develop a specialized software program for the U.S. Army.

ThermoAnalytics, Inc. was recently selected by the Small Business Administration as the Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year winner for Y2K record.