We are proud to announce our next FEBio webinar! Webinar on Biphasic Materials, Part 2: fibrous materials and biphasic contact. The webinar will be held on Feb 23, 9am MST. For info and registration, please visit tinyurl.com/bdhv3rhn

FEBio Studio 1.6 has been released! It comes with FEBio 3.5, which has some exciting new features such as reactive plasticity, biphasic sliding contact, and biphasic FSI. To learn more, go to febio.org, or come check us out at our upcoming CMBBE workshop :)

Please join us for our next webinar on Wednesday June 9th, 9 am (MST)! This time we'll be covering the basics of using biphasic materials in FEBio. tinyurl.com/2muvya6d Thanks to @NIGMS and @NIBIB for supporting us!

Please join us for our next webinar on Wednesday March 31, 9 am (MST)! We'll continue talking about contact analysis, but this time will discuss more advanced topics! For information and registration: tinyurl.com/yg3saxfc Thanks to @NIGMS and @NIBIB for supporting us!

If you missed our webinar on Friday introducing FEBio Studio, you can watch it on our Youtube channel here: youtu.be/I3_PKL4x45g

The official release of FEBio Studio is here! It provides an integrated environment to generate models, execute the analysis, and visualize results. Significant new features, including a model repository for collaboration, sharing and model provenance. febio.org

FEBio is now officially on GitHub! All our development has moved to github.com/febiosoftware, where you can find all the FEBio related source code, report issues, and even contribute!

Friendly reminder for the upcoming ESB Webinar on FEBio on March 30th. For registration and more info see esbiomech.org/blog/2020/02/1…

Come check out the newest FEBio and FEBio Studio capabilities at the upcoming ESB Webinar: esbiomech.org/blog/2020/02/1…

Pleased to announce the release of PostView 2.5! New features include support for opening multiple files simultaneously, drag-and-drop, "mirror" plots, better 3D image rendering, and more! Downloads available at febio.org.

New feature in the works to represent material failure. There is an initial slit in middle of bottom edge. When effective stress reaches threshold, element is deactivated. Activation state is stored to plotfile so PostView knows to hide inactive elements.

Take a couple of weeks this summer to learn #FEBio and enjoy beautiful #ParkCity, Utah, July 15-27. 5th year for Summer Course on Image-based Biomedical Modeling #IBBM2018. Registration deadline is 4/30. 45 participants so far! ibbm.sci.utah.edu

Attending @WCB2018? Join us for the FEBio workshop on Sunday, July 8, 10 am - 1 pm. Overview of new features, tutorials on parameter optimization, CFD and FSI. wcb2018.com/febio-workshop/