Dear all, If anyone in the forum has knowledge about the PHD thesis possibilities in the field of grid deformation and adaptive mesh refinement in any of the canadian universities, kindly let me know. I am currenly doing my master thesis in the same field and would like to continue further. Thanks in advance Ramesh

I have some friends that went to the University of Alberta and did low temperature thermo/fluid stuff for their PhD, but I can't answer the mesh question for you.

keep an eye on the jobs section

Carl Olivier Gooch at the University of British Columbia works in the area of 3-d grid generation research and supports grid generation software which goes by the GRUMP or some name like that.

Try Andrew Pollard at Kingston University in Canada. He's a nice guy, I spoke to him before I started doing a PhD and he seemed to be open to finding funding for interested students.

Thanks guys for the response, searching in net is a tedious job since there are so many universities so clues like these from people would help a lot. Regards Ramesh

A good contact would be Prof Wagdi (Fred) Habashi at McGill in Montreal.