Suchergebnisse

New experiences

At the DYNAmore company excursion, you also have to leave your comfort zone sometimes and face new challenges. The rule is: always make a good impression.

Research Culture

DYNAmore's participation in research projects is part of the corporate culture. Thus, DYNAmore is not only involved in ARENA 2036, but also in numerous other research projects funded by the federal and state governments.

Welcoming culture

On July 1, 2011 DYNAmore welcomes the colleagues from Engineering Research Nordic AB, the LS-DYNA distributor for the Nordic countries and the Baltic States. Everything remains as it is. The only thing the employees have to get used ...

A welcome guest

In addition to its own conferences, DYNAmore is of course also a guest and participant at a variety of interesting events. The Technology Day of 4a Enginnering enjoys great popularity in this context, as you can also cut a good figure ...

Up high

The company outing is a nice tradition at DYNAmore. Once a year, usually in September, the company invites all employees on an outing - fun and entertainment included.

Open for new things

DYNAmore expands further. In December, DYNAmore opens the location in the Saxon metropolis of Dresden. Over the years, this will develop into the sister company SCALE, which covers the area of simulation data management in the group ...

Versatile calculations

LS-DYNA offers engineers almost infinite possibilities. The first brochure in Europe addresses this target group and aims to convince them.

Your order please

Conviviality and collegiality have been emphasized at DYNAmore from the very beginning. On the first company excursion to beautiful Tübingen, even the boss himself takes the beer order. Cheers!

In a great mood!

If that's not a reason to celebrate! In April, the move into the offices is officially celebrated. Already at this party you can see that DYNAmore also has the best qualities when it comes to celebrating.

Computers at LSTC in Livermore

Then as now, everything revolved around computing power. Today, however, it looks much fancier.