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1.3 Biggest Challenges in CAD Bioengineering | Special Report

1.3 Biggest Challenges in CAD Bioengineering | Special Report

 

1.3 Biggest Challenges in CAD Bioengineering | Special Report

The third installment of Mechanical Engineering’s Special Report video series explores the challenges facing software companies and engineers as they look to make computational modeling and simulation an even greater and more widely utilized tool.
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