Research in Aerospace Engineering in Canada
Research opportunities for students studying Aerospace Engineering.
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Research into aeronautical engineering concentrates on designing and improving lightweight but strong materials (eg. new polymers, carbon fiber), propulsion (creation of improved turbomachinery such as helicopter rotors), fluid mechanics (design more efficient wings via wind tunnel experiments), and avionics ( eg. military research into improved radar systems, more accurate GPS detection).
Astronautical engineering overlaps aeronautical engineering, and many of the research is similar. But given that spacecraft have their unique set of difficulties to overcome, there is also research into appropriate materials for use in low-gravity and low pressure environments, the creation of suitable tools (eg. the Canadarm), and also into designing new and useable ways of spacecraft propulsion such as ion, nuclear, or electric.
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Study and Work in Aerospace Engineering in Canada
Study Aerospace Engineering in Canada
What is Aerospace Engineering? Discover similiar and related programs and universities in Canada offering Aerospace Engineering degrees.
Aerospace Engineering Admission Requirements
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Graduate Aerospace Engineering Admission Requirements
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What Aerospace Engineering Students Learn
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Career and Employment Opportunities in Aerospace Engineering
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