Researchers have released bryne, an open-source Python framework built on DUNE-FEM that turns rapid finite element prototypes into reusable, metadata-rich and reproducible multiphysics simulations.

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We will admit that we often throw together software simulations of real-world things, but we’ll also admit they are usually quick and dirty and just dump out text that we might graph in a spreadsheet ...