Our Laureates 2017/04/25 Molly Shoichet – 2017 Killam PrizeMolly Shoichet has published over 500 papers, patents and abstracts, and given over 350 lectures worldwide in the fields of regenerative medicine, tissue engineering and drug delivery. 2016/11/25 Lauren DoyleLauren has been working on the hydrogenation of nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas and ozone depleting agent. She credits the fantastic instructors and professors that she’s been able to learn from throughout her studies. 2016/11/25 Ezra GreeneHow is land, sea and ice based knowledge learned, taught and practiced in the contemporary Eastern Canadian Artic? How are new technologies and resource extraction economies integrated into Inuit life & culture? 2016/11/25 Daniyil SvystonyukIn middle school, I remember picking up my parents’ human physiology textbooks and being fascinated with the basic concepts of blood flowing through the chambers of the heart. 2016/11/25 Lisa BrunnerBeing named a Killam laureate has given Lisa the confidence that her research is worth pursuing and that she is more than qualified to do it. With Killam funding, Lisa is able to spend more time studying and less time working, for which she is also extremely grateful. 2016/09/08 Timothy DisherWe have a long way to go in understanding how we can optimally include parents in the care of their preterm newborns, and I hope that I can be a part of marking the path to get there. Previous1…2324252627…34Next
