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1.7
Research Institutes
1.7.1 THE GREAT LAKES INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
The Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research (formerly the Great
Lakes Institute, University of Windsor) is entering its second decade as
a unique university research institute. Accompanying its change in name
is a change in role. Where once the focus was on the science of the Great
Lakes, the Institute is now concerned with all facets of the aquatic environment:
ecology, toxicology, geology, climatology, engineering, human health, socioeconomics,
and law.
The Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research is dedicated to
the restoration and protection of the Great Lakes ecosystem. It is committed
to excellence in the research it conducts, the education it promotes, and
the training it provides. With excellence as their goal, the faculty and
students associated with the Institute serve the immediate needs of the
environmental community and anticipate the needs of future generations
in the Great Lakes basin.
Institute Members
K. Adeli, Chemistry and Biochemistry
C. J. Ball, Education
J. K. Bewtra, Civil and Environmental Engineering
N. Biswas, Civil and Environmental Engineering
S. Cameron, Executive Dean, Graduate Studies and Research
Z. Chen, GLIER and Earth Sciences
J. V. H. Ciborowski, Biological Sciences
L. D. Corkum, Biological Sciences
R. Coronado, Citizens' Environment Alliance
D. A. Cotter, Biological Sciences
W. J. I. Crawford, Education
D. Dolan, International Joint Commission
J. Drummond, Ministry of the Environment and Energy
M. J. P. Dufresne, Biological Sciences
K. Duncan, Geography
B. Fryer, Executive Dean of Engineering and Science
K. Y. Fung, Mathematics and Statistics
D. E. Gustavsen, Sociology and Anthropology
G. D. Haffner, Biological Sciences
A. Hall, Sociology and Anthropology
J. Hartig, International Joint Commission
M. Hedley, Sociology and Anthropology
P.Hudec, Earth Sciences
F. C. Innes, Geography
M. Irish, Law
W. E. Jones, Vice-President - Academic, Chemistry and Biochemistry
P. D. LaValle, Geography
R. Lazar, GLIER Laboratory Manager
H. MacIsaac, Biological Sciences
W. Marshall, Tek Trans
J. R. Meyer, Education
M. L. Petras, Biological Sciences
B. Rourke, Psychology
P. Sale, Biological Sciences
F. Simpson, Earth Sciences
I. Stebelsky, Geography
A.G. Szabo, Chemistry and Biochemistry (Interim Director)
K. E. Taylor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
A. S. Trenhaile, Geography
A. Vakil, Geography
M. Valiante, Law
I. M. Weis, Biological Sciences
L. Westra, Philosophy
J. Wilson, Law
J. Winter, Communication Studies
J. Ye, GLIER and Civil and Environmental Engineering
N. G. Zamani, Mathematics and Statistics
1.7.2 FLUID DYNAMICS RESEARCH INSTITUTE
The Fluid Dynamics Research Institute was founded to foster inter-departmental
and inter-College research and postgraduate teaching related to the dynamics
of fluids in the most general sense of the term. Members conduct basic
and applied research, and are committed to providing a broad training for
graduate students in all aspects of fluid mechanics and heat transfer.
Members are drawn from Mechanical Engineering, Civil and Environmental
Engineering, and Applied Mathematics. Research ranges from theoretical
studies on stability and exact solutions to enhancement of flow measurement
techniques to implementation of commercial computer codes and development
of new codes for industrial problems. Application areas include environmental
engineering, the automotive, defence and petroleum industries, biomechanics
and aeronautics.
Graduate students affiliated with Institute members in their research
projects will register in the member's department and complete the degree
requirements of that department.
Institute Members
R. M. Barron, Mathematics & Statistics and Mechanical Engineering
O. P. Chandna, Mathematics & Statistics
K.L. Duggal, Mathematics & Statistics
P. N. Kaloni, Mathematics & Statistics
J. A. McCorquodale, Civil and Environmental Engineering
G. W. Rankin, Mechanical Engineering (Director)
A. C. Smith, Mathematics & Statistics
K. Sridhar, Mechanical Engineering
N. G. Zamani, Mathematics & Statistics and Mechanical Engineering
C. Zhang, Mechanical Engineering
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