The Computational Fluid Dynamics Society of Canada 
(http://www.cfdsc.ca) is pleased to announce that its 14th 
annual conference will be held on the beautiful campus of 
Queens University (http://www.queensu.ca), which is 
located in the historic city of Kingston, Ontario, Canada 
(http://www.cityofkingston.ca). Queens University is one 
of Canadas finest institutions of higher learning and was 
founded in 1841. Kingston is in the heart of the 1000 
Islands tourist area, and has been a magnet for tourists 
from around the world. Kingston, with a population of 
about 
125,000, has many fine restaurants and picturesque 
buildings that house many old-world style accommodations.

The Conference will feature 4 keynote lecturers, a CFD 
Challenge exercise and a short-course, which will be held 
immediately following the conference.

The Keynote speakers are:
Professor Bill Dawes, Cambridge University, England 
Professor Ned Djilali, University of Victoria, Canada 
Professor W.G. (Fred) Habashi, McGill University, Canada 
Professor Gordon Mallinson, University of Auckland, New 
Zealand 

There will be 4 parallel sessions. All papers will be peer 
reviewed. See the website (http://www.cfd2006.org) for 
important details.

Conference Chair:
Professor Andrew Pollard
Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering
Queen's University at Kingston ON Canada K7L 3N6
pollard@me.queensu.ca