Our Laureates

2026/03/11

Carla Prado – 2026 Dorothy Killam Fellow

Prado’s research aims to determine how much protein women with breast cancer actually need during chemotherapy, when nutritional demands are highest.

2026/03/11

Joanna Redden – 2026 Dorothy Killam Fellow

Redden’s project aims to advance civic participation in decision-making about if, where, and how AI should be used by providing a more robust evidence base of the social justice implications of AI.

2026/03/11

Wei Shi – 2026 Dorothy Killam Fellow

Shi’s research project is guided by a long-term vision: to rethink how information is moved in digital systems so that future technologies can be both powerful and sustainable.

2026/03/11

Killam NRC Paul Corkum Fellowships

The Killam NRC Paul Corkum Fellowships honour Dr. Paul Corkum’s outstanding contributions to research in Canada.

2026/03/11

Angela Gamouras & Kimberley Hall – 2026 Killam NRC Paul Corkum Fellows

By improving quantum light sources—an essential component for quantum computing, communication, and networking—this research will strengthen Canada’s leadership in quantum technology and create lasting benefits across the country’s innovation ecosystem.

2026/03/11

Kimberley Hall & Angela Gamouras – 2026 Killam NRC Paul Corkum Fellows

Quantum technologies are set to revolutionize many areas of daily life, driving innovation and economic growth. Hall and Gamouras’ project aims to develop quantum photonic circuits which exploit optimized quantum dot single-photon sources.

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