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Number: 356 Heat, Mass and Fluid Flow/MIME 340 Applied Fluid Dynamics Estimated Number of Positions: 1 Total Hours of Work per Term: 68 Position Summary: TA will cover MIME 340/356 - Running problem
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Engineering - Grader position for Fall 2025 semester Hiring Unit: Mining and Materials Engineering Course Title and Course Number: MIME 340 Applied Fluid Dynamics & MIME 356 Heat, Mass and Fluid Flow Estimated
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information derived from biological materials such as blood, body fluids, tissue samples, genomic data, microbiomic data, digital health data, and imaging studies. https://cvsignature.ca INTRODUCTION AND ROLE
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Reading course materials Communication with students regarding MyCourses Qualifications: Knowledge on concepts in transport phenomena, including fluid dynamics (momentum transport) and heat transfer (energy
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release kinetics, utilizing your expertise in wet lab techniques and rheological characterization methods. Analyzing and recommending options for project design Apply computational fluid dynamics (CFD
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the supervisor Qualifications A recent PhD in Mechanical Engineering or a related field, focusing on Thermofluids Experience in Numerical Simulation (Finite Element Analysis and/or Computational Fluid Dynamics
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to current students. The Fund Development Coordinator plays a key supporting role within Mount Royal University’s dynamic and high-performing Development Office, part of the Division of Community Engagement
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. Assets (Nonessential): Experience with FEA (Finite Element Analysis) and CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics). Excellent skills with Solidworks, Inventor, and/or Siemens NX, or other solid modelling software
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the success of Dr. Cheryl Wellington’s fluid biomarker research program at the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health. Following a recently approved Canada Foundation for Innovation John R. Evans Leaders
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project support working closely with the Clinical Veterinarians and the Animal Care Team. ACS is a rapidly growing and dynamic environment in which staff partner with researchers from both academia and