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Showing events filtered by Dates: August 1, 2022 to August 31, 2022.
  • Plasma Modeling with COMSOL

    Recurring

    The main focus of the course is on nonequilibrium plasmas, as they are used, for example, in the semiconductor industry.

  • RF Modeling in COMSOL Multiphysics®

    Recurring

    During this 4-day course, you will see the capabilities and workflow of the COMSOL Multiphysics® software and learn how to use the RF and Wave Optics modules.

  • KAM Fest 2022

    Recurring

    Kick off the school year and celebrate KAM’s newest exhibitions at KAM Fest 2022. Visit Krannert Art Museum from 10 am–2 pm Tues-Fri Aug 23­–26 to receive a free welcome kit and participate in fun art activities at the museum. (Admission to KAM is always free.)

    Flyer collage of pink and white flowers, white clouds against light brown and two grey statues, a cow, and information about KAM Fest dates and times.
  • Reflections on Life Through Art: A Celebration of Artist Sandra Batzli

    Join us to celebrate the life and art of Sandra Batzli. This celebration will include a sale of Sandra’s art to benefit the museum.

    watercolor of a winter landscape. the image is wider than tall. in the foreground is a flat, snow covered field that is a frozen lake. beyond the water's edge, sandy ground stretches across the horizon, topped by sparse grasses and trees and dark evergreens. the sky has wispy clouds that are a violet lavender color
  • Introduction to COMSOL Multiphysics® training

    Recurring

    This course is the recommended starting point for learning how to use the COMSOL Multiphysics® software.

  • Fall 2022 Members’ Preview & Reception

    Celebrate with us and get a first look at the Fall 2022 season at Krannert Art Museum. The Members’ Preview and Reception is a special event for museum members only.

    a woman with dark hair and man with grey hair stand and chat with a glass of wine in their hands. They are enjoying the museum member reception in the Link Gallery outside Krannert Art Museum.