Aerospace Research at McGill
Aerospace at McGill takes a multi-disciplinary approach, with more than 40 faculty members drawn from disciplines in electrical and computer, civil, materials, and mechanical engineering, as well as law. They run research programs worth over $20 million in funding, supported by federal, provincial, international, and industrial programs. Key areas include:
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Aero-acoustics (Prof Luc Mongeau)
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Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics (Evgeny Timofeev, Rabi Baliga, Luca Cortelezzi, Tim Lee, Siva Nadarajah, Laurent Mydlarski)
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Aero-icing (Fred Habashi)
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Aerospace Coatings and Tribology (Richard Chromik)
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Aerospace Materials and Alloy Development (Stephen Yue, Mathieu Brochu, and In-ho Jung)
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Aircraft Dynamics and Control (Meyer Nahon)
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Automation and Manufacturing (Yaoyao Fiona Zhao)
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Avionics (Haibo Zeng, Frank Ferrie, Benoit Boulet)
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Combustion (Jeff Bergthorson)
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Composite Materials (Pascal Hubert and Larry Lessard)
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Diagnostics, Prognostics, and Health Monitoring (Srikar Vengallatore)
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Environmental: Fuels and Icing (Fred Habashi, Jeff Bergthorson, and Marianne Hatzopoulou)
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International Air and Space Law (Ram Jakhu)
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Light Metals Research (Stephen Yue, Mathieu Brochu, In-ho Jung, and Mihriban Pekguleryuz)
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MDO: Multidisciplinary, Optimization, Simulation (Michael Kokkolaras)
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Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) (Srikar Vengallatore and Mourad El-Gamal)
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Multiscale Materials Modeling (Jun Song)
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Nanomaterials (Mathieu Brochu)
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Product Lifecycle Management (Yaoyao Fiona Zhao)
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Space Robotics (Jorge Angeles, Jozsef Kovecses, Inna Sharf, Peter Radziszewski)
- Space Systems (Arun Misra and Andrew Higgins)