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The proposed project involves a collaboration between Queen’s University researchers and Bombardier Inc. engineers to develop new computational tools and methods for designing quiet aircraft while also considering the total weight of the aircraft. A Mitacs internship will strengthen the collaboration effort and allow for use of Bombardier’s tools and knowledge. The intern will develop novel optimization design tools in conjunction with work performed by Queen’s researchers outside of the proposed project. The internship will provide valuable industry experience and advanced technical and soft skills for the intern, helping to train the next generation of design engineers. Bombardier will benefit from the internships by gaining tools which enable the design of lighter aircraft with reduced carbon emissions. The resulting reduction in carbon emissions will advance Bombardier and the Canada towards their respective carbon emissions goals.
Il Yong Kim
Bombardier Inc
Engineering
Manufacturing; Transportation and warehousing
Queen's University
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