BIO

My name is Paul Ziadé.  I am a university instructor, researcher, and consultant. Prior to joining academia, I spent four years as an analyst in the Canadian nuclear industry.

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I obtained my BASc and MEng degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Waterloo.  I completed a PhD in mechanical engineering from the University of Toronto, where I specialized in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), transitional aerodynamic flows, and flow control.  

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I joined the Department of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering at the University of Calgary in September 2016 as a tenure track instructor.  I teach courses in aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, engineering design, and dynamics.  In addition, I collaborate on several research projects in academia and consult with industry in a wide range of fields. 

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