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Line 33: 2003 saw the first installment of the " CST University Publication Award", which draws contributions from university institutes world wide, and underlines the growing importance of simulation in research. Since 2005 CST promotes the "Complete Technology" approach. The goal is to enable users to select from different state of the art simulation methods the most appropriate while staying in one user interface. Available methods currently include FIT, [[Finite Element Method]], [[Method of Moments]], [[MLFMM]], [[Transmission-line ~~Line Matrix~~matrix method]]. 2008 CST was incorporated as [[Aktiengesellschaft]]. The same year the electromagnetic simulation branch of Flomerics,Plc. with their products MicroStripes and Flo/EMC was acquired. In 2009 CST acquired SimLab Software GmbH, a Munich software company with expertice on cable harness and PCB simulation.

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