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Dr. James Tuck
James A. Tuck received his Ph.D. in Anthropology in 1968 from Syracuse University. He joined the Department of Anthropology, Memorial University of Newfoundland in 1967 and also served as Provincial Archaeologist of Newfoundland and Labrador from 1967 to 1972. Dr. Tuck has played a dominant role in synthesizing the complex prehistory of eastern Canada and adjacent regions. One-third of both his six books and 40 articles are written for a non-specialist readership. The subject matter of these publications is exceptionally eclectic, including Onondaga settlement patterns, the entire 9,000 years of prehistory in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and a 16th century Basque whaling station in Labrador.
Prof. Nathalie Tufenkji
Affiliation: McGill University
Keywords: sustainable nanotechnology, water protection, natural antimicrobials
Induction Year: 2024
Nathalie Tufenkji is the Canada Research Chair in Biocolloids and Surfaces in the Department of Chemical Engineering at McGill University. She is internationally renowned for her work on water protection, development of safe nanotechnology, and natural antimicrobials. Her impressive record of contributions integrating chemical engineering, nanotechnology and biology are helping to position Canada at the forefront of innovative research that has implications for protection of the environment and public health.
Nathalie Tufenkji tient la Chaire de recherche du Canada sur les Biocolloides et les surfaces dans le Département de génie chimique à l’Université McGill. Elle est reconnue à l'échelle internationale pour son travail sur la protection de l'eau, le développement de la nanotechnologie sûre, et les antimicrobiens naturels. Son nombre impressionnant de contributions intégrant génie chimique, la nanotechnologie et la biologie, contribue à positionner le Canada à l'avant-garde de la recherche novatrice ayant des implications importantes pour la protection de l'environnement et la santé publique.
Prof. James Tully
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: Political philosophy or theory, history of political thought
Professor Tully is internationally recognized as one of the leading political theorists. His reputation is based on his scholarship in the history of European and North American political theory, contemporary political theory, and Canadian political and constitutional theory. In the history of political thought, he is widely acknowledged to be one of the foremost scholars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and especially of the works and influence of John Locke. Building on the methods of Quentin Skinner and Charles Taylor, he has developed an approach which employs his historical scholarship to shed light on problems of contemporary political theory and practice. Here he has an international reputation in the area of multiculturalism, multinationalism and the related issues of democratic citizenship and freedom.
Dr. Rosalie Tung
Affiliation: Simon Fraser University
Keywords: International human resources management, comparative management, cross-cultural management, international business negotiations
Rosalie Tung has contributed significantly to theory development and practical applications of cross-cultural understanding and communication in the context of economic collaboration between entities from around the world in two important ways. Her seminal work in the selection and training of people for international assignments has contributed to the current explosion of research interest in international human resource management. Secondly, her analysis into the mindsets of east Asians as they affect management thought and practices has contributed to the development of theories of comparative management.
Verena Tunnicliffe
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: Marine ecosystems, evolution, earth history, hydrothermal vents, animal biology
Verena Tunnicliffe is a relatively young scientist who has had a remarkable scientific career as chief scientist on Canada's first (and several others) deep submersible cruise to study hydrothermal vents off the west coast. Her work centers on the integration of physical wave models and autecology to explain the life history of benthic communities. She has been responsible for the development of methodologies to find and study deep sea organisms and to integrate her work with geophysical data to explain the distribution and evolutionary patterns of hydrothermal vent faunae in the Pacific.
Dr. Carolyn Tuohy
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: Comparative public policy, social policy, health policy and politics, comparative political economy, COVID-19, Covid-19, corona virus
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A senior academic administrator and an accomplished scholar, Dr. Tuohy throughout her career has made a signal contribution to our understanding of the politics and policy making of health-care reform in Western industrialized democracies. Concentrating particularly on the health-care systems in Canada, the United States and Britain, she offers a powerful account of how and why, despite similar pressures, each country has followed a distinctive path. Her work offers analysis of practical importance for health-policy specialists everywhere, and important theoretical insights for scholars engaged in the comparative study of welfare states under stress.
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Tuohy has made a signal contribution to our understanding of the politics and policy making of health-care reform in Western industrialized democracies. Concentrating particularly on the health-care systems in Canada, the United States and Britain, she offers a powerful account of how and why, despite similar pressures, each country has followed a distinctive path.
Laurent Turcot
Affiliation: Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
Keywords: Histoire culturelle. Sports et loisirs.
Induction Year: 2019
Laurent Turcot is a specialist in European and transatlantic cultural history. He is internationally recognized for his work on the relationship between society, sports and leisure. He co-founded the Laboratory on the History of Modern Thought and the Research Group on the History of Sociabilities. He holds a Canada Research Chair in the History of Leisure and Entertainment. He has been awarded the Prix du Document sportif for Sports et loisirs, une histoire des origines à nos jours, and the UQTR Teaching Excellence Award.
Laurent Turcot est un spécialiste de l’histoire culturelle européenne et transatlantique. Il est reconnu internationalement pour ses travaux portant sur les rapports entre société, sports et loisirs. Il a cofondé le Laboratoire sur l’histoire de la pensée moderne et le Groupe de recherche en histoire des sociabilités. Il dirige la Chaire de recherche du Canada en histoire des loisirs et des divertissements. Il est lauréat du Prix du document sportif pour l’ouvrage Sports et loisirs, une histoire des origines à nos jours, et du Prix d’excellence en enseignement de l’UQTR.
Gustavo Turecki
Affiliation: McGill University
Induction Year: 2021
Dr. Turecki’s pioneering work has played a major role in the understanding of suicide, particularly, how traumatic early-life experiences modify brain function through genomic regulation, which in turn influences the development of behavioural traits. His work has also shed light on molecular processes that occur in the brain of individuals affected with major depressive disorder and those that explain response to antidepressant treatment.
Le travail pionnier du Dr Turecki a joué un rôle majeur dans notre compréhension du suicide, en particulier en ce qui concerne la façon dont l’adversité précoce modifie le fonctionnement cérébral par la régulation génomique ce qui, à son tour, influence le développement des traits de comportement. Son travail a également éclairé les processus moléculaires cérébraux sous-jacents à la dépression majeure ainsi que ceux qui expliquent la réponse aux antidépresseurs.
Dr. Merritt R. Turetsky
Affiliation: University of Guelph
Keywords: ecology, climate change, ecosystems, carbon, boreal, tundra
Induction Year: 2015
Merritt Turetsky is internationally recognized for her work on the ecology and carbon cycling of northern ecosystems. Her pioneering studies on understanding the ecosystem and human health consequences of climate change have led to fundamental shifts in how we manage resources threatened by disturbances such as wildfire and permafrost thaw. Her research has contributed to theoretical predictions of ecosystem structure and function, but also applies to regulation of carbon in a global change world.
Merritt Turetsky est reconnue internationalement pour ses travaux en écologie et sur le cycle du carbone des écosystèmes nordiques. Ses recherches innovantes sur la compréhension des conséquences des changements climatiques sur les écosystèmes et la santé humaine ont ouvert la voie à un changement fondamental dans notre façon de gérer les ressources menacées par les perturbations comme les feux et la fonte du permafrost. Ses études ont contribué aux prédictions théoriques des fonctions et de la structure des écosystèmes, mais aussi à la définition des régulations du carbone dans un monde exposé aux changements globaux.
M. Laurier Turgeon
Affiliation: Université Laval
Keywords: patrimoine, interculturalité, trasnferts culturels, patrimoines métissés
Induction Year: 2019
TURGEON, Laurier - Département des sciences historiques, Université Laval
Le professeur Laurier Turgeon est un spécialiste de réputation internationale dont les approches innovantes en patrimoine culturel ont contribué à ouvrir un nouveau domaine de recherche, celui des patrimoines métisses. Ses travaux ont permis de re-théoriser l'étude du patrimoine à la lumière des études interculturelles. Généralement conceptualise comme une forme de transmission au sein d'une même culture, Laurier Turgeon a explore les mécanismes nombreux de construction du patrimoine dans les échanges et les interactions entre cultures différentes.
William Turkel
Affiliation: Western University
Keywords: digital humanities; methods; history of science, technology and environment
Induction Year: 2018
William J. Turkel is Professor of History at Western University and internationally recognized for his innovative work in digital history. He uses machine learning, text mining and computational techniques in his study of the histories of science, technology and environment, drawing on many decades of programming experience.
William J. Turkel est professeur d’histoire à la Western University et internationalement reconnu pour son travail novateur en histoire numérique. Il utilise l’apprentissage automatique, l’exploration de texte et les techniques de calcul dans l’étude de l’histoire de la science, de la technologie et de l’environnement, en s’appuyant sur plusieurs décennies d’expérience en programmation.
Dr. Nancy Turner
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: Ethnobotany, traditional ecological knowledge, economic botany, ethnoecology, environmental studies
Nancy Jean Turner, School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria, is an internationally acclaimed pioneer in ethnobotany. Her specialty is the study of plants as known and used by Indigenous Peoples; she is the leading expert on the temperate climate ethnobotany of the First Nations in British Columbia. She has contributed to anthropological and archeological knowledge of native culture, medicine, nutrition, technology, language, and classification. Her collaborative work with Indigenous experts and her documentation of the richness and importance of traditional ecological knowledge make significant contributions to environmental planning and management.
Neil Turok
Affiliation: Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Keywords: Cosmology, Theoretical Physics, Cyclic Universe, Mathematical Physics, Hawking-Turok Instanton
Induction Year: 2014
TUROK, Neil – Department of Cosmology, Perimeter Institute
Neil Turok is an internationally renowned physicist who has made major contributions to cosmology, the
study of the origins and evolution of the universe. He is a world leader in developing and testing
fundamental theories and is the co-inventor of the cyclic model for cosmology. His visionary leadership
has advanced science in Canada and worldwide, in directing the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics and by
founding the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences.
TUROK, Neil – Department of Cosmology, Perimeter Institute
Neil Turok est un physicien de renommée internationale qui a apporté des contributions majeures à la
cosmologie, l’étude des origines et de l’évolution de l’univers. C’est un leader mondial dans le
développement et la vérification des théories fondamentales et il est aussi le co-inventeur du modèle
cosmologique cyclique. Son leadership visionnaire a permis de faire avancer les sciences au Canada et dans le monde
: il a notamment dirigé l’Institut Perimeter pour la physique théorique et a fondé l’Institut africain des sciences
mathématiques.
David Turpin
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: Photosynthesis, respiration, nitrogen assimilation, metabolic regulation, metabolism
David Turpin, Department of Biology, Queen's University, was the first person to definitely document the interactions between photosynthesis, respiration and nitrogen assimilation in plants. His careful measurements of carbon flow in photosynthesis and respiration during nitrogen assimilation and his measurements of metabolite levels in the cells allowed him to formulate a model of the interaction between carbon and nitrogen metabolism that is universally accepted. He has also shown that the ability to acquire limiting nutrients determines the success and structure of phytoplankton communities.
John E. Turri
Affiliation: University of Waterloo
Keywords: Philosophy; Cognitive Science; Epistemology; Experimental Philosophy
Induction Year: 2016
John Turri is a profoundly influential theoretician of knowledge and, remarkably early in his career, an international leader in the new and rapidly growing field of experimental philosophy. Exhibiting a rare combination of empirical methodological sophistication and philosophical depth, Turri’s work is demonstrating the high potential of the field to achieve real progress on some of the most intractable philosophical problems humans have been wrestling with for millennia.
John Turri est un philosophe qui exerce une profonde influence et qui, remarquablement tôt dans sa carrière, est un chef de file international dans le nouveau domaine en pleine croissance de la philosophie expérimentale. Démontrant une rare combinaison de sophistication méthodologique empirique et de profondeur philosophique, les travaux de Prof Turri démontrent le potentiel élevé du domaine à réaliser des progrès concrets à l’égard de certains des problèmes philosophiques les plus insurmontables auxquels les humains font face depuis des millénaires.
Peter Twohig
Affiliation: Saint Mary's University
Keywords: History of health, medicine & Atlantic Canada; Health Services Research; Professional Identity, Gender and Expertise
Induction Year: 2014
Peter Twohig is a historian at the leading edge of interdisciplinary research on health issues in Canadian, Atlantic Canadian, and global contexts. His work has spanned the research worlds of both historical and medical studies, and has encompassed gender-related and Indigenous dimensions of health-care research. He focuses especially on the complexities in the experience of health-care workers, and on exploring the societal role of healing in all its forms.
Peter Twohig est un éminent historien multidisciplinaire qui étudie les problématiques de santé au Canada, notamment au Canada Atlantique, et dans le monde entier. Ses travaux s’articulent autour de l’histoire et de la médecine et explorent la dimension autochtone et celle du genre dans la recherche sur les soins. Il étudie particulièrement les complexités inhérentes à l’expérience des professionnels de la santé et le rôle social de la guérison sous toutes ses formes.
Prof. Heidi Tworek
Affiliation: University of British Columbia
Keywords: history, international relations, public policy, communications, Germany
Induction Year: 2024
Heidi Tworek is Canada Research Chair, Professor of History
and Public Policy, and Director of the Centre for the Study of
Democratic Institutions at the University of British Columbia,
Vancouver. Multi-award-winning author of one book and over 45
journal articles and book chapters, Tworek researches the global history and
policy of communications and media. She is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for
International Governance Innovation.
Heidi Tworek est titulaire de la chaire de recherche du Canada,
professeure d’histoire et de politique publique, et directrice du
Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions à la University of
British Columbia, à Vancouver. Auteure primée d’un livre, de plus
de 45 articles de revues scientifiques et chapitres de livres, Prof. Tworek mène
des recherches sur l’histoire et la politique des communications et des médias
à l’échelle mondiale. Elle est membre senior au Centre for International
Governance Innovation.
Prof. Eleanor Ty
Affiliation: Wilfrid Laurier University
Keywords: Asian Canadian Literature, Asian American Studies, 18th-Century British Fiction, Life Writing
Induction Year: 2019
TY, Eleanor – Department of English & Film Studies, Wilfrid Laurier University
Eleanor Ty is a leading scholar of Asian Canadian Literature. Her research and publications have defined and shaped the field. Ty’s Asianfail: Narratives of Disenchantment and the Model Minority was awarded the best Adult Non-Fiction Book for 2017 by APALA: Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association. She was the Fulbright Canada Research Chair at University of California, Santa Barbara for 2018-19, and was named University Research Professor in 2015.
Eleanor Ty est une cheffe de file dans le domaine de la littérature canado-asiatique. Ses recherches et publications ont défini et influencé ce domaine. Son livre intitulé Asianfail: Narratives of Disenchantment and the Model Minority a reçu en 2017 le titre du meilleur livre de non-fiction pour adultes par APALA (Asian / Pacific American Librarians Association). Elle a été titulaire de la chaire de recherche Fulbright Canada à l’Université de Californie à Santa Barbara en 2018-2019 et a été nommée professeure de recherche à l’université en 2015.
Dr. Michael Tyers
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: Biochemistry, genetics, genomics, cell division control, ubiquitin proteolytic systems
Mike Tyers is distinguished for his work on regulation of the eukaryotic cell cycle by targeted protein degradation, for his analysis of MAP kinase signalling pathways, and for his application of proteomic techniques to the mapping of protein interactions. His research has fundamental implications for a broad range of biological processes.
Prof. Mel Tyree
Affiliation: University of Alberta
Keywords: Plant biophysics, stress physiology
Professor Melvin Tyree is a biophysicist and tree physiologist whose extensive studies have provided insight into the fundamental nature of water and nutrient transport in trees. His studies address the long-standing question of how massive volumes of water can be lifted to the tree canopies in the boreal, temperate and tropical forests that provide the vital `lungs' of our planet. As a consequence of extensive personnel training in his laboratory and international collaborations, and more than 180 research publications, he is recognized worldwide as being an original, influential and highly cited research scientist. He has received numerous national and international awards, including the Marcus Wallenberg Prize, the world's premier award for forestry research.
Dr. David Lorne Tyrrell
Affiliation: University of Alberta
Keywords: Infectious diseases, antiviral therapy, virology, hepatitis B & C
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David Tyrrell has initiated and directed major research programs to encompass both creative basic research and clinical applications, and has authored co-authored over 100 publications. He was at the forefront of discovery of the antiviral activity for hepatitis B virus of purine dideoxynucleosides, and extension of this work to the discovery of a potent "blockbuster" new drug, lamivudine. This is the first oral antiviral agent for hepatitis B treatment and is currently licensed in over 120 countries. He is presently pursuing new approaches to circumvent clinical resistance to lamivudine. His seminal observations have altered significantly the management of hepatitis B, and his findings have also significantly enhanced the outcome of hepatitis B patients undergoing liver transplantation. He has received international recognition for this work, as demonstrated by invitations to present major addresses at state of the art meetings dealing with research and treatment of hepatitis B virus, as well as the awarding of major prizes including the Prix Galien Award (1998), the Alberta Order of Excellence (2000), and the appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada (2002). In addition, he has demonstrated exceptional ability in the administration of a department, a major medical school and government committees.
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David Tyrrell was at the forefront of discovery of the antihepatitis B activity of purine dideoxynucleosides and extended the discovery to find a potent "blockbuster" new drug, Lamivudine. His seminal observations have altered significantly the management of hepatitis B.
Prof. Rudolf Uher
Affiliation: Dalhousie University
Keywords: Early interventions, Early onset depression, Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder
Induction Year: 2016
Rudolf Uher is a psychiatrist and Canada Research Chair in Early Intervention at Dalhousie University. He is developing personalized treatment of depression and bipolar disorder and testing early interventions to prevent severe mental illness. Dr Uher is the principal investigator of Families Overcoming Risks and Building Opportunities for Well-being (FORBOW), author of 160 articles on mental illness and recipient of the 2014 Max Hamilton Memorial Prize.
Rudolf Uher est psychiatre et titulaire de la Chaire de recherche du Canada sur l’intervention précoce en psychiatrie à Dalhousie University. Il participe au développement d’interventions précoces pour prévenir la maladie mentale chez les jeunes. Le Dr Uher s’intéresse également aux traitements personnalisés de la dépression et du trouble bipolaire. Auteur de 160 articles sur la maladie mentale, il a reçu le prix Max Hamilton Memorial en 2014.
Owen Underhill
Affiliation: Simon Fraser University
Induction Year: 2013
Owen Underhill, Professor of Contemporary Arts at Simon Fraser University, is a respected Canadian composer/conductor, an inspirational music educator/mentor, and an influential cultural animator. He has composed over 70 works and conducted 175 premiere performances. He has been a leading force in shaping contemporary music culture on the West Coast as artistic director/programmer with Vancouver New Music and the Turning Point Ensemble. He has earned the title “Canadian music ambassador”.
Professeur d’art contemporain à Simon Fraser University, Owen Underhill est un compositeur et un chef d’orchestre canadien réputé, un professeur de musique captivant et un mentor inspirant. Il a composé plus de 70 œuvres et en a dirigé 175 autres lors de leur création. Il a joué un rôle déterminant dans la diffusion de la musique contemporaine sur la côte ouest en sa qualité de directeur artistique et de programmateur du Vancouver New Music et du Turning Point Ensemble. On l’a honoré du titre d’« Ambassadeur musical du Canada ».
Prof. Michael Ungar
Affiliation: Dalhousie University
Keywords: resilience, well-being, adolescents, families, children, cross-cultural, mixed-methods, social-ecologies
Induction Year: 2018
UNGAR, Michael - School of Social Work, Dalhousie University
Dr. Michael Ungar’s research on human resilience has been internationally recognized for broadening our understanding of how culture influences the relationship between social environments and the protective processes associated with positive child and adult development. The multi-country studies of resilience among stressed populations that he has led have been the basis for a global program of knowledge translation that is helping to inform both social policies and clinical interventions.