EMPC - Experimental & Mathematical Physics Consultants

EMPC's NOVICE Software Suite has been mission validated on hundreds of space systems from Voyager to Juno to Hubble Space Telescope, and hundreds of commercial and defense satellites.

This paper provides *experimental* verification of NOVICE. The ADJOINT (or 'reverse') Monte Carlo method was developed by EMPC. The space systems industry has since come to rely on NOVICE ADJOINT Monte Carlo for precision analysis of radiation effects on space systems, subsystems and components.

EMPC - Experimental & Mathematical Physics Consultants on LinkedIn: Published paper experimentally verifying NOVICE software EMPC's NOVICE Software Suite has been mission validated on hundreds of space systems from Voyager to Juno to Hubble Space Telescope, and hundreds of commercial...

Congratulations to our longtime friends and colleagues at NASA on their latest accomplishment!

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration on LinkedIn: After 203 days and almost 300 million miles, our Perseverance Mars | 464 comments After 203 days and almost 300 million miles, our Perseverance Mars Rover is just getting started. It landed on Mars at 3:55 p.m. EST on Feb. 18, and after... 464 comments on LinkedIn

HEART 2018: NOVICE Software by EMPC

HEART 2018: NOVICE Software by EMPC

EMPC announces its most recent innovation: the NOVICE Software Suite now offers the ability to instantly change within the NOVICE GUI the material descriptor for any space system or component imported from a CAD file.
This process enables faster, more flexible 3D design and analysis.
The new materials-parameter changing capability is a proprietary innovation, available only from EMPC and only with the NOVICE Software Suite.
Contact EMPC for more information, and visit www.empc.com

Christian Jordan, who directs Business & Legal Affairs for EMPC.