Concordia University
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PhD in Wind Engineering, CFD, and Building Aerodynamics at Concordia University Concordia University in Canada
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Fellowship funding of 35,000 CAD per year for 3 years.
Country
Canada
University
Concordia University

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PhD opportunity at Concordia University in Building and Wind Engineering with Professor Hua Ge.
The project focuses on wind-driven hail impacts on building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV), façade, and roofing systems under present and future climate conditions. Research topics include hail hazards, building aerodynamics, hail trajectories, impact mechanics, and computational modelling.
Students with interests in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Building Engineering, and Wind Engineering are encouraged to apply. The role involves using CFD and/or finite-element modelling to simulate hail interaction with building systems.
Funding is listed as a 35K CAD per year fellowship for 3 years.
This is a PhD opening for a January 2027 start. Application instructions are available through the linked role description.
Funding details
Fellowship funding of 35,000 CAD per year for 3 years.
What's required
Applicants should be interested in Building Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or Wind Engineering. The project requires ability or willingness to work on wind-driven hail impacts, building aerodynamics, hail trajectories, impact mechanics, and computational modelling using CFD and/or finite-element modelling.
How to apply
Open the full role description and follow the application instructions in the linked posting. Contact the poster directly with questions about the position or application process.
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