Our Laureates 2016/04/13 Axel Becke – 2016 Killam PrizePRofessor Becke’s seminal work on the Density-Functional Theory of the electronic structure of atoms, molecules, and materials has transformed computational science. 2016/01/19 Faria SanaI am honoured to be named a Killam laureate, and to be recognized as a promising researcher who will examine new breakthroughs and discoveries in both cognition and education fields. 2016/01/19 Stephanie ForgetIncreasing numbers of children are being diagnosed with ASD and their care necessitates frequent interactions with the health care system. Stephanie’s goal is to develop a better understanding of surgical care for ASD children and their families. 2016/01/19 Matt PennellThe study of how evolution has unfolded over deep time. Matt’s primary focus is on how processes in individual organisms “scale up” to create large scale patterns of biodiversity. 2016/01/19 Ian MacNairnBeing a Killam Laureate means I am able to more fully realize my aspirations of research and community engagement. It means the ability to fully pursue my study and my passion. 2015/10/17 Yashar MonfaredYashar is studying nonlinear effects inside photonic crystal fibers (PCFs) which have many applications in the field of optical communications, biomedical optics and also nonlinear optics. Previous1…2627282930…34Next
