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The Canadian Section

History of the Canadian Section

Our past Chair - Professor Weckman - has recently completed a brief history of the Canadian Section of the Combustion Institute. It is a fascinating document that chronicles the growth of the section from its inception in 1954 to the present day.

Read about the history of the Canadian Section (including the valuable contributions of the distinguished gentlemen pictured below) here

(Left to Right): Professor John Lee (McGill), Professor Henry Becker (Queens), Professor Michael Bardon (RMC) , Professor Doug Dale (University of Alberta)

Aims

The aim of the Canadian Section is to promote the science of combustion and its applications, and in particular:

  • To organize technical meetings in this field in Canada;

  • To assist members in attending such technical meetings as well as the international symposia of The Combustion Institute;

  • To encourage the communication of knowledge by presentation at the technical meetings of the Section and at the international symposia; by publication in the open literature generally and in the organs of The Combustion Institute particularly; and by any other beneficial forms of exchange, private and public;

  • To stimulate education in its various forms, such as professional development courses, university short courses, and university credit courses in combustion science and engineering;

  • To draw attention to special problems or conditions existing or arising in Canada in relation to combustion science
    and its applications; and

  • To initiate or respond to cooperative action with government agencies, industry, universities and other interested associations, institutes, societies or groups in the development and application of combustion science in Canada and other countries.


Board of Directors

Section Chair: Larry Kostiuk
University of Alberta | email
Vice-Chair: Greg Smallwood
National Research Council Canada | email
Secretary: Paul Amyotte
Dalhousie University | email
Treasurer: Andrzej Sobiesiak
University of Windsor | email
Member-at-Large:

Anne Bourlioux
Université de Montréal | email

 

Janusz A. Kozinski
University of Saskatchewan| email

  Patric Ouellette
Westport Innovations Inc. | email
Past Chair: Beth Weckman
University of Waterloo | email

 

Member Research

Researcher

Project

Professor Larry Kostiuk
University of Alberta

Flare Research Project
Professor W. Kendal Bushe
University of British Columbia
The Orca Project
Professor Luc Bauwens
University of Calgary
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Professor Prabir Basu
Dalhousie University
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Professor Paul Amyotte
Dalhousie University
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Professor Janusz Kozinski
McGill University
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Greg Smallwood
NRC

Institute for Chemical Process and Environmental Technology
Professor William Hallett
University of Ottawa
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Professor Matthew Johnson
Carleton University
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Professor Gaby Ciccarelli
Queen's University
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Professor David Torvi
University of Saskatchewan
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Professor Murray Thomson
University of Toronto
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Professor Omer Gulder
University of Toronto
Combustion & Propulsion Research Group

Professor E.J. Weckman
University of Waterloo

Home Page,
Fire Research Laboratory

Professor E.W. (Ted) Grandmaison
Queens University
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Professor David S-K. Ting
University of Windsor
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CI/CS Members: Submit your web site URL for inclusion on this page here

Student Travel Award

The Canadian Section Student Paper Award is presented to a student from a Canadian University who presents the results of their post-graduate research work at the biennial International Symposium on Combustion. The award provides a cash payment to the student which includes a reimbursement of the Symposium registration fee plus a grant towards the travel costs incurred by the student to attend the Symposium.

The eligibility and application procedure are outlined in the document rules.pdf. The file appform.pdf is the application form

2008 Spring Technical Meeting

The 2008 CI/CS Spring Technical Meeting will be held May 11-14, 2008 at the
University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario,Canada. Click here to go to the conference web page.

CALL FOR PAPERS

The Call for Papers for the 2008 Combustion Institute/Canadian Section Spring Technical Meeting can be accessed directly using the following | Link.

Please note the one-page abstract submission deadline is February 15, 2008.

Join the Canadian Section


You may download the renewal/application form in pdf format and post it along with remittance to the Treasurer of the Canadian Section at the following address. If paying by cheque, please make it payable to "The Combustion Institute"

Dr A Sobiesiak
Mechanical, Automotive, & Materials Engineering,
University of Windsor,
Windsor,
Ontario
Canada, N9B 3P4

asobies@uwindsor.ca
Tel: (519) 253-3000
Fax: (519) 561-1408

The fee for membership is $10 Canadian per annum.

The Treasurer will be pleased to send you a receipt if you request it on this renewal form.

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