On May 30, 2014, CBC Ideas host Paul Kennedy interviewed the 2014 Canada Council Killam Prize winners around how they hope their work will change the world. Have a listen.
The Killam Prize recipients are our country’s most accomplished research minds in science, the humanities and engineering. This year, they have made their mark in the international race to find an effective HIV vaccine, pioneered diffusion wave technologies that are revolutionizing medical diagnostic methods, introduced the new discipline of “Cybercartography” and its capacity to illuminate socio-economic issues, enhanced our understanding of relations between Canada’s Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples, and developed optical technologies that will transform the way information systems transmit data.
For some great weekend listening, download the CBC Ideas podcast from previous years
· 2013: Saving the world one idea at a time
· 2012: Is discovery a science or an art?
This is a partnership between CBC Radio, the Killam Trusts and the Canada Council for the Arts.
