* All times are based on Canada/Eastern EDT.
8:00 AM
Canada/Eastern
9:30 AM
Canada/Eastern
11:00 AM
Canada/Eastern
11 parallel sessionsAdvanced Energy Systems 1
Electrolyzers ---------- Session Chair: Xili Duan, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering 1
Tissue biomechanics ---------- Session Chair: Hossein Rouhani, University of Alberta
CFD: Machine Learning, Model Reduction, and Data Assimilation – KEYNOTE
Session Chair: Hong Yang, Bombardier
Computational Mechanics 1
Session Chair: Maciej Floryan, Western University
Engineering Analysis and Design 1
Design Methods and Automation ---------- Session Chair: Alison Olechowski, University of Toronto
Environmental Engineering 1
Session Chair: Shakirudeen Salaudeen, McMaster University
Fluid Mechanics 1
Microfluidics and nanofluidics ---------- Session Chair: Ian Frigaard, UBC
Materials Engineering 1
Nano-materials ---------- Session Chair: Soumya Dash, University of Toronto
Mechatronics, Robotics & Controls 1
General 1 ---------- Session Chair: Onaizah Onaizah, McMaster University
Solid Mechanics 1
Session Chair: Hamid Akbarzadeh, McGill University
Thermal Science and Engineering 1
Session Chair: Sanjeev Chandra, University of Toronto
12:45 PM
Canada/Eastern
Empower Hour: Empowering and building allyship for women in engineering
CSME/CFD2024 invites you to attend a panel discussion over lunch on Monday. The Empower Hour will be an open forum to discuss the challenges that women face in engineering, both in academia and industry. Our goal is to grow awareness, build allyship, and inform practices that can transform the landscape for gender equity and healthy working and learning environments. This will be an inclusive and informal gathering open to all participants (all genders).
2:00 PM
Canada/Eastern
10 parallel sessionsAdvanced Energy Systems 2
Session Chair: Xili Duan, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering 2
Session Chair: Hossein Rouhani, University of Alberta
CFD: DNS and LES 1
Session Chair: BingChen Wang, University of Manitoba
CFD: Interfacial Flows
Session Chair: Jean-Yves Trépanier, Polytechnique Montreal
Engineering Analysis and Design 2
Session Chair: Grant McSorley, University of PEI
Fluid Mechanics 2A
Turbulence and wakes 1 ---------- Session Chair: Dana Grecov, UBC
Fluid Mechanics 2B
Bubble dynamics and cavitation ---------- Session Chair: Ali Dolatabadi, University of Toronto
Materials Engineering 2
High Performance Materials ---------- Session Chair: Soumya Dash, University of Toronto
Micro and Nanotechnology 1 – KEYNOTE
Microfluidics ---------- Session Chair: Edmond Young, University of Toronto
Thermal Science and Engineering 2
Session Chair: Amy Bilton, University of Toronto
3:15 PM
Canada/Eastern
4:30 PM
Canada/Eastern
12 parallel sessionsAdvanced Energy Systems 3
Session Chair: XiaoYu Wu, University of Waterloo
Advanced Manufacturing 1
Session Chair: Farbod Khameneifar, École Polytechnique de Montréal
Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering 3 – KEYNOTE
Cardiovascular biomechanics ---------- Session Chair: Hossein Rouhani, University of Alberta
CFD: Biomedical Flows
Session Chair: Joshua Brinkerhoff, UBC
CFD: High-Order Methods
Session Chair: Masa Yano, University of Toronto
CFD: Thermal Science and Heat Transfer
Session Chair: Gerry Schneider, University of Waterloo
Fluid Mechanics 3A
Pipes, conduits and wells ---------- Session Chair: Dana Grecov, UBC
Fluid Mechanics 3B
Bioactive flows ---------- Session Chair: Ali Dolatabadi, University of Toronto
Materials Engineering 3
Composites ---------- Session Chair: Hamid Akbarzadeh, McGill University
Mechatronics, Robotics & Controls 2
Controls ---------- Session Chair, George Zhu, York University
Thermal Science and Engineering 3
Session Chair: Habiba Bougherara, Toronto Metropolitan University
Transportation Systems 1
Session Chair: Yuping He, Ontario Tech
5:45 PM
Canada/Eastern
What do I do with this PhD?
Whether you’re a postdoc considering your future, a PhD student looking ahead to graduation, or a master’s or undergrad student mulling whether to pursue a PhD, we invite you to a panel discussion on the career pathways of PhDs, and how to prepare for those options. We’ve assembled a panel of four PhDs who’ve followed very different career pathways. Come join us for what is sure to be an engaging discussion, followed by an hour to network and meet the panelists. 5:45-6:45 in MY150, followed by a reception (with drinks + finger food) from 7-8 pm on the fifth floor of the Myhal Centre. All are welcome!