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| | 613-533-2716, fax: 613-533-6463 |
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| | duncan[at]astro.queensu.ca |
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Research Interests
Formation, Evolution, and Dynamics of Planetary Systems
Comparison and Development of Theoretical Models of Planet Formation
Modelling the Formation of Cometary Reservoirs
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Education
| Ph.D. 1980 |
University of Texas, Austin
Thesis: N-body Simulations of Stellar Systems Containing Massive Black Holes
Advisor: University Professor J. Craig Wheeler |
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M.Sc. 1973 | University of Toronto |
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B.Sc. 1971 | McGill University |
Positions
| 2001-present | Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Arts & Science, Queen's University |
| 1994-present | Professor, Queen's University, Department of Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy |
| Aug-Sep, 2004 | Visiting Researcher, Space Sciences, Southwest Research Institute, Colrado |
| Apr, 2004 | Visiting Researcher, Space Sciences, Southwest Research Institute, Colrado |
| Jan-Mar, 2004 | Visiting Researcher,Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California |
| 1998-2001 | Head, Queen's University, Department of Physics |
| Jan-Jun, 1993 | Visiting Researcher, Space Sciences, Southwest Research Institute, Colrado |
| July-Dec, 1992 | Visiting Researcher, Institute for Theoretical Physics,University of California | 1988-1994 | Associate Professor, Queen's University, Department of Physics |
| 1987-1988 | Assistant Professor, Lick Observatory, University of California |
| 1982-1987 | NSERC University Research,University of Toronto |
| 1981-1982 | NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow, Center Radio Phyics & Space Research, Cornell University |
| 1979-1981 | Postdoctoral Fellow, Center Radio Phyics & Space Research, Cornell University |
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