| The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario, is involved in research funded by national granting councils, other government agencies and industrial partnerships at an average level of $7M/yr. Current research activities in the chemical and nuclear engineering fields include: transport phenomena, non-invasive imaging, polymer processing, nanomaterials, metallurgy, catalyst development, environmental and bioprocess engineering, carbon engineering, nuclear fuel design, reactor physics, nuclear materials, radiation protection, and non-destructive testing. |
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The normal admission requirements for a PhD student shall be a Master's degree by thesis or its equivalent by thesis, in a field closely related to the proposed field of study. |
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