CBC Ideas Paul Kennedy interviews the 2014 Killam Prize winners.
Geoffrey Ozin is a giant in the world of nanochemistry. His work sparked a scientific revolution and global movement to apply nanochemistry in advanced materials science.
A world leader in organometallic and inorganic chemistry, Douglas Stephan’s research centres on making new molecules and using them as catalysts.
Barbara Sherwood Lollar’s work tracing halogenated organic contaminants has had a significant impact on organic environmental geochemistry and environmental remediation practices worldwide.
My project aims to understand the impacts of plastic pollution in harsh environments typical of Northern climates.
My project seeks to explain how a small number of very large firms came to command a high degree of market power in the food system.
