Bukola Salami is a Professor at the Department of Community Health Science, University of Calgary. She has been involved in over 90 studies totalling around $250 million. She is a nationally and internationally recognized leader in Black peoples health and immigrant health whose work has contributed to the creation of the first mental health clinic for Black Canadians in Western Canada and the first fully interdisciplinary university-based mentorship program for Black youths in Canada.

Bukola Salami est professeure et titulaire d’une chaire de recherche du Canada de niveau 1 sur la santé des Noirs et des populations racialisées au sein du département des sciences de la santé communautaire de la University of Calgary. Elle a participé à plus de 90 études d’une valeur totale d’environ 250 millions de dollars. Cheffe de file reconnue sur le plan international, son travail a conduit à la création de la première clinique de santé mentale pour les Noirs canadiens dans l’ouest du Canada et du premier programme de mentorat universitaire entièrement interdisciplinaire pour les jeunes Noirs au Canada.

LONG CITATION Professor Michael W. Salter is one of Canada's foremost neuroscientists and has made original and important contributions to our understanding of neuroplasticity and pain. He is widely known for his pioneering studies on the regulation of glutamate receptors and excitatory synaptic signalling in the central nervous system. Glutamate receptor regulation is critical in normal brain functions such as learning and memory, and pathological brain functions such as pain. He is also renowned for his leading work on glial cells in the nervous system. Professor Salter's groundbreaking studies have led to new concepts in the control of neuron-neuron and neuron-glia-neuron signalling, and have broad implications for understanding of the fundamental workings of the brain in health and disease. SHORT CITATION Professor Michael W. Salter is one of Canada's foremost neuroscientists. He has made original and important contributions to our understanding of neuroplasticity and pain. His ground-breaking research has led to new concepts in the control of neuronal and glial signalling, and have broad implications for understanding of the workings of the brain in a healthy state and in the presence of disease.

Dr. Samarasekera is best known for her outstanding work in the continuous casting of steel. In this work she has combined mathematical modelling of the heat flow and stress fields in the system with unique in-plant measurements. These results have led to major improvements in continuous casting in plants throughout the world. She has made important contributions to our understanding of the hot rolling of steels, and has done extensive work dealing with the growth of large semiconductor and optical crystals pulled from the melt, among other activities. Her outstanding work is recognized internationally.

Professor Sanche has remarkably enhanced our global understanding of the effects of radiation in biological systems and has applied this knowledge to increase the therapeutic and diagnostic efficiency of radiation. He has focused on secondary low energy electrons, providing the missing link between the physics and the chemistry of radiation damage. He can now suggest modifications to radiotherapy protocols to enhance the therapeutic value of radiation in cancer treatment. His basic discoveries in molecular physics have been applied by other researchers and himself to several practical areas including the depletion of the earth's protective ozone layer.

SANDERS, Barry - Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Calgary Professor Barry Sanders is a leading expert in quantum physics and quantum computing whose pioneering work connects theoretical quantum information with experimental implementation. He has made major contributions in diverse areas, notably introducing entangled coherent states and determining requirements for practical quantum key distribution.

Le professeur Barry Sanders est un spécialiste de la physique quantique et de l'informatique quantique dont le travail pionnier relie l'information quantique théorique à la mise en œuvre expérimentale. Il a apporté d'importantes contributions dans divers domaines, notamment l'introduction d'états cohérents enchevêtrés et la détermination des exigences pour la répartition pratique des clés quantiques.

John Sandlos conducts innovative research in the field of environmental history in Canada, with expertise in the areas of wildlife conservation, national parks, and extractive industries. He has directed three major SSHRC-funded projects examining the environmental impacts of historical mines on northern Indigenous communities. He is author of the award winning book, Hunters at the Margin, and co-editor of the award winning collection, Mining and Communities in Northern Canada.

John Sandlos mène des recherches novatrices dans le domaine de l’histoire environnementale au Canada, avec une expertise dans les domaines de la conservation de la faune, des parcs naturels et des industries extractives. Il a mené trois projets majeurs financés par le CRSH étudiant les répercussions environnementales des mines historiques sur les communautés autochtones du nord. Il est l’auteur du livre primé, Hunters at the Margin, et co-éditeur de la collection primée, Mining and Communities in Northern Canada.

LONG Joan Sangster is one of the foremost historians of twentieth-century Canada. Her scholarship is prodigious and pioneering, crossing intellectual and disciplinary boundaries to focus attention on women workers, activists, Aboriginal peoples, and the criminalized. Award-winning publications examine neglected Canadians with insight and compassion. National and international scholars admire her deft combination of detailed empirical research, theoretically informed discussion, and sensitive reconsideration of modern Canada. She has combined this scholarship with an impressive teaching and administrative career at Trent University, where she is the only faculty member to have won both the prestigious Symons Teaching Award and the Distinguished University Research Award. SHORT Joan Sangster is one of the foremost historians of twentieth-century Canada. Her scholarship is prodigious and pioneering, crossing intellectual and disciplinary boundaries to focus attention on women workers, activists, Aboriginal peoples, and the criminalized. National and international scholars admire her deft combination of detailed empirical research and sensitive reconsideration of modern Canada.

Pere Santamaria is Professor in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Infectious Diseases at the University of Calgary.He has made seminal contributions to our understanding and treatment of autoimmune diseases. Le plus remarquable est sa découverte d'une nouvelle plate-forme thérapeutique, basée sur la nanomédecine, pour traiter ces troubles. Current efforts focus on translating this revolutionary discovery into the clinic, to treat the ~100 autoimmune diseases affecting humankind.

SARGENT, Edward – Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, University of Toronto Edward Sargent’s research has resulted in advances in nanotechnology and materials chemistry, which he has translated into novel engineered devices for energy harvesting, light sensing, and medical diagnosis. He pioneered solution-processed solar cells that absorb the sun’s full spectrum, including both its visible and infrared components. He has also created exceedingly sensitive light detectors to enable image acquisition in low light.

SARGENT, Edward – Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, University of Toronto Edward Sargent a fait usage des progrès de la nanotechnologie et de la chimie des matériaux pour mettre à point des inventions permettant la récupération énergétique, la détection de lumière et le diagnostic médical. Il est le pionnier des cellules solaires traitées en solution qui absorbent le spectre solaire complet. Il a aussi créé des détecteurs de lumière extrêmement sensibles, permettant l’acquisition d’images dans des conditions de faible éclairage.

SAUER, Elizabeth – Department of English, Brock University Elizabeth Sauer is one of the world’s most distinguished scholars of John Milton’s writings. Her awardwinning works combine critical topics in Milton studies and offer new perspectives on literary criticism. Winner of a Canada Council Killam Research Fellowship, Sauer is acclaimed for her insight, ambition, and the impressive range of her scholarship, and has made fundamental contributions to the study of early modern English literature, history, religion, print culture, nationalism, toleration, and imperialism.

SAUER, Elizabeth – Department of English, Brock University Elizabeth Sauer est l’une des plus éminentes spécialistes universitaire de l’oeuvre de John Milton. Ses travaux, couronnés par de nombreux prix, associent plusieurs aspects critiques des études sur Milton et ouvrent de nouvelles perspectives sur la critique littéraire. Lauréate d’une bourse de recherche Killam du Conseil des Arts du Canada, Sauer est renommée pour sa perspicacité, son ambition et l’étendue impressionnante de sa recherche ; elle a apporté des contributions fondamentales à l’étude de la littérature anglaise du début de l’époque moderne, à l’histoire, à la religion, à la culture de l’imprimé, au nationalisme, à la tolérance et à l’impérialisme.

Sébastien Sauvé is a Full Professor of Environmental Chemistry and outgoing Vice-Dean of Research at the Université de Montréal, and a correspondent of the Académie d’agriculture de France. His work focuses on contaminated soils, the circular economy, blue-green algae, ultra-trace analysis by mass spectrometry, and the impact of emerging contaminants on health and the environment. He regularly contributes as an expert to the media. He received the ACFAS Michel Jurdant Environmental award in 2020. He is the Chief Editor of the journal Frontiers in Environmental Chemistry.

Sébastien Sauvé est professeur titulaire en chimie environnementale et vice-doyen à la recherche sortant à l’Université de Montréal et correspondant de l’Académie d’agriculture de France. Il étudie les sols contaminés, l’économie circulaire, les algues bleues, l’analyse en ultra-trace par spectrométrie de masse ainsi que les impacts des contaminants émergents sur la santé et l’environnement. Il est omni-présent dans les médias. Il a reçu le prix Michel Jurdant en Environnement de l’ACFAS en 2020. Il est rédacteur en chef pour le journal Frontiers in Environmental Chemistry.