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Nils Thuerey Develops New Method for Realistic Fluid Simulation
TUM News
MCML Principal Investigator Nils Thuerey and his team at TUM have introduced a novel approach that enables highly realistic simulations of fluids, capturing the complex interplay of air and water. The method holds promise for applications in visual effects, scientific research, and engineering.
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