What we do
At Resolvent, we turn simulation into a strategic advantage. As a COMSOL Certified Consultant, we combine deep technical expertise with a proven approach to making simulation faster, broader, and more impactful across R&D.
Whether it’s defining your simulation strategy, building advanced Multiphysics models, or creating digital tools that make simulation accessible to non-experts, we help organizations reduce risk, accelerate development, and make better decisions — all backed by scientific rigor and real-world experience.
Simulation Strategy & Transformation Planning
Simulation creates the most impact when it is embedded across the entire R&D process. We help organizations move from project-based use to simulation-driven cultures. Together, we define a strategy and roadmap aligned with your business goals, choose the right tools and software licenses, and build the internal capacity to scale. Our transformation planning ensures simulation directly supports faster launches, reduced risk, and stronger decision-making.
Multiphysics, Multiscale, and ROM Modelling
Complex products require models that capture the full picture. We combine mechanics, fluids, heat, chemistry, etc. into integrated Multiphysics models. When problems span from micro to macro, we apply multiscale modelling techniques. And where speed is critical, we develop reduced-order models (ROMs) that deliver reliable results in minutes or hours instead of days or weeks. This approach lets you explore more scenarios, eliminate design risks earlier, and optimize products with confidence.
Tools, apps, and democratization
Simulation should not be limited to a handful of experts. We build custom apps and user-friendly interfaces that make advanced models accessible across teams. By automating workflows and integrating toolchains, we eliminate bottlenecks and manual data transfers. The result: engineers, designers, and decision-makers can test ideas, visualize results, and make informed choices without deep simulation expertise — while experts focus on advancing the models themselves.
Scientific Contributions
Science is deeply nested in the way we work. In some occasions, we take the opportunity to share our achievements to interested readers as scientific publications and blog posts. Even though we are open to co-author scientific contribution in relation to commercial collaborations, our highest priority is to respect IP concerns.
List of publications:
- Anoop Narayanan, Kresten Juel Jensen, Thomas Bisgaard, Jonathan Dallaire, Priit Priimägi, Rainer Küngas, "Multiscale and Multiphysics Simulation Framework for Alkaline Electrolyzer Stacks", Conference proceedings, 2025, EFCF 2025: Low-Temp. Fuel Cells, Electrolysers & H₂ Processing, 1–4 July 2025, Lucerne Switzerland, https://www.efcf.com/2024/conference/intro/technical-program-1
- Thomas Bisgaard, André Gugele Steckel, "Impact of Battery Operation and Manufacturing Process on Battery Performance over Lifetime", Conference proceedings, 2024, COMSOL Conference, Florence Italy, https://www.comsol.com/paper/impact-of-battery-operation-and-manufacturing-process-on-battery-performance-over-lifetime-134942
- André Gugele Steckel, Thomas Bisgaard, "Novel Method For Predicting Lifetime Degradation of Battery Packs Using COMSOL Surrogate Models", Conference proceedings, 2024, COMSOL Conference, Florence Italy, https://www.comsol.com/paper/novel-method-for-predicting-lifetime-degradation-of-battery-packs-using-comsol-surrogate-models-134602
- Martin Refslund Nielsen, "Optimizing Lifetime and Robustness of Electric Truck Batteries with Simulation Apps", Keynote, 2024, COMSOL Conference, Florence Italy. https://www.comsol.com/video/keynote-optimizing-lifetime-and-robustness-of-electric-truck-batteries-with-simulation-apps
- Matteo Lualdi, "Building an App to Optimize the Design of an SOFC Stack", Blog, 2016, COMSOL Blog, https://www.comsol.com/blogs/building-an-app-to-optimize-the-design-of-an-sofc-stack
