Skip to content Downloads Knowledgebase Support Plugins Tools Publications News About Log In Overview FEBio is a software tool for nonlinear finite element analysis in biomechanics and biophysics and is specifically focused on solving nonlinear large deformation problems in biomechanics and biophysics. Aside from structural mechanics, it can also solve problems in mixture mechanics (i.e. biphasic or multiphasic materials), fluid mechanics, reaction-diffusion, and heat transfer. As a true multiphysics code, it can also solve coupled physics problems, including fluid-solid interactions. FEBio Studio is the main software tool for developing, running, and analyzing FEBio models. It offers a graphical user interface for interacting with the FEBio software. Since FEBio is a command-line code, it uses file-based communication. FEBio Studio is the easiest way for creating FEBio input files, and for visualizing and analyzing the FEBio output files. In addition, FEBio Studio offers access to an online model repository, where users can quickly find example problems, tutorial models, as well curated models used in peer-reviewed research publications. The development, distribution, and support of FEBio and FEBio Studio is a joint effort between the Jeff Weiss’ laboratory at the University of Utah and Gerard Ateshian’s laboratory at Columbia University. Quick Links FEBio Forums GitHub (source code) FEBio User Manual Impact As of August 2020, the FEBio community consists of over 12,000 registered users. The installation packages for FEBio have been downloaded over 60,000 times. The number of downloads over time tracks closely with the number of registered users, suggesting that our users continue to show sustained interest with every new release. FEBio Software Follow 126 1,158 The FEBio software is designed for multiphysics finite element simulations in biomechanics and biophysics. We tweet new info here. FEBio Software 4 Feb 2019069312435450348 Python Support — Script FEBio Studio workflows with an integrated Python editor and interpreter. Plugin Generation & Repository — Create FEBio plugins in-app and explore community plugins via the new plugin repository. Reply on Twitter 2019069312435450348 Retweet on Twitter 2019069312435450348 0 Like on Twitter 2019069312435450348 1 Twitter 2019069312435450348 FEBio Software 4 Feb 2019069144768143726 Interactive FEBio Monitor — Run FEBio models directly within the FEBio Studio graphical interface and inspect the solution state during execution FEBio Reports — Generate comprehensive, detailed analyses of FEBio runs with support for log-based report generation. Reply on Twitter 2019069144768143726 Retweet on Twitter 2019069144768143726 0 Like on Twitter 2019069144768143726 1 Twitter 2019069144768143726 FEBio Software 4 Feb 2019069018770977196 Pleased to announce FEBio Studio 3.0, a major update that advances usability, flexibility, and analytical power. This release focuses on programmable workflows and new capabilities for model execution and diagnostics. Details in Github release notes: https://github.com/febiosoftware/FEBioStudio/releases/tag/v3.0 Twitter feed image. Show Thread Reply on Twitter 2019069018770977196 Retweet on Twitter 2019069018770977196 3 Like on Twitter 2019069018770977196 15 Twitter 2019069018770977196 Retweet on Twitter FEBio Software Retweeted Acta Biomaterialia 4 Dec 2024 1864333443490041930 Professor Jeffrey Weiss: An Algorithmic and Software Framework to Incorporate Orientation Distribution Functions in Finite Element Simulations for Biomechanics and Biophysics @JeffWeissUT @FEBioSoftware @UtahBME @uusci https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S174270612... Twitter feed image. Reply on Twitter 1864333443490041930 Retweet on Twitter 1864333443490041930 4 Like on Twitter 1864333443490041930 13 Twitter 1864333443490041930 Load More Recent News LICENSING INFO FEBio and its source code are freely available to the public. The FEBio source code is now distributed under the open-source MIT license, but the binaries distributed on this website continue to use a custom license. You can read more about the FEBio Software Suite Licensing here. FUNDING Make a donation Development of FEBio is supported in part by a grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Warnock Engineering Building 72 South Central Campus Drive, Rm. 2646 Salt Lake City, UT 84112 | Disclaimer | Privacy Statement | Contact This website uses cookies and third party services. OK Go to Top