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Dr. Richard Grieve
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: Natural Resources Canada
The cratering of the earth by meteorite impacts is a branch of planetology which has a distinctive Canadian imprint. RICHARD GRIEVE is one of a succession of eminent researchers following C.S. Beals in this field.
After degrees at Aberdeen and Toronto, his planetology career began in Oregon, studying lunar samples. His interest in impact craters started when he joined the federal (former) Earth Physics Branch in 1972.
He has studied craters in Canada, other countries and other planets, acquiring field, chemical and chronological data: these led him to assess the frequency of impact events, including the effects of giant impacts.
His international renown depends also on his studies of the rock melting which takes place when a large meteorite strikes a planet, on the ages of such impacts, on the the nature of the meteorite and on his enthusiastic collaboration with workers in many countries.
Dr. Naomi Griffiths
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: Carleton University
Keywords: Acadian history
Naomi Griffiths is the most important English-speaking historian of the Acadians. Her reputation has led to lecture tours sponsored by governments and universities across the Atlantic as well as in North America. Even more impressive, her work is fully accepted by the Acadians themselves. There is not a grain of prosiness in her writing; it is brisk, trenchant, as if she were impatient to get at the truth. Her history of the Acadians is based upon extensive research in municipal archives on both sides of the Atlantic, and her most recent monographs have widened our perceptions of Acadian society, indeed, laid foundations for a distinctive interpretation of Acadian historical experience. There is really no one close to her in quality; one wonders what Acadian history could have been without her.
Daniel Griffith
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: The University of Texas at Dallas
Keywords: spatial statistics, GISsci., spatial analytics, geographical analysis, geography
Induction Year: 2017
GRIFFITH, Daniel A. - School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences, University of Texas at Dallas
Professor Griffith, holder of an Ashbel Smith Professorship in Geospatial Information Sciences, has had a profound influence on the way in which researchers analyse spatially distributed information. His numerous published works have changed the way in which we analyse spatial aspects of the relationship between organisms, including humans, and their environment. He is held in high esteem by researchers in Canada who have benefited greatly from his numerous visits to universities as well as public and private sector organizations in the country.
Le professeur Griffith, titulaire d'une chaire professorale Ashbel Smith en sciences de l’information géospatiale, a eu une profonde influence sur la façon dont les chercheurs analysent les données distribuées spatialement. Ses nombreuses publications ont modifié la façon dont nous analysons les aspects spatiaux de la relation entre les organismes, y compris les humains, et leur environnement. Il est hautement apprécié par les chercheurs du Canada qui ont beaucoup bénéficié de ses nombreuses visites dans les universités ainsi que dans les organismes des secteurs public et privé du pays.
Dr. David Griller
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: QC Career School
Keywords: Consulting
David Griller is distinguished for his outstanding researches on reactive chemical intermediates. He has determined structures, modes of reaction and thermodynamic properties of many short-lived chemical species. He has pioneered in the development of concepts and methodologies that have been avidly adopted by other chemical research workers. Griller's work has laid the foundation for the development of several new synthetic methods and he has tamed highly reactive species using molecular shielding to protect their active sites. His research on reactive intermediates has been both diverse and profound and continues to have a major impact in all areas of chemistry.
Mme Céleste Grimard
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: Université du Québec à Montréal
Keywords: Harcèlement psychologique, travail émotionnel, burnout
Induction Year: 2019
Céleste Grimard is a prolific, internationally-recognized scholar whose research has had a significant impact on research that addresses critical workplace issues. Her highly cited, award-winning, creative research on bullying, emotions, and burnout in the workplace have served as the cornerstone of the contemporary discussion of how to cultivate healthy work lives. Currently, Dr. Grimard is passionate about translating research into informed, day-to-day workplace practice, whether through innovative teaching or direct interventions with managers.
GRIMARD, Céleste – Département d’organisation et ressources humaines, Université du Québec à Montréal
Céleste Grimard est une chercheuse prolifique, reconnue à l’échelle internationale, dont les travaux ont eu un impact significatif sur les recherches portant sur des problématiques critiques en milieu de travail. Ses recherches créatives, souvent citées et primées, sur le harcèlement psychologique, les émotions et l’épuisement professionnel en milieu de travail ont été la pierre angulaire des discussions contemporaines sur l’amélioration de la qualité de vie au travail. Actuellement, Dr Grimard se passionne pour la traduction des résultats de la recherche en pratiques éclairées et quotidiennes dans les milieux de travail, que ce soit par un enseignement novateur ou des discussions directes avec des gestionnaires.
Dr. Jeremy Grimshaw
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Ottawa
Keywords: Implementation Research, systematic reviews, knowledge translation
Induction Year: 2019
GRIMSHAW, Jeremy – Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, University of Ottawa,
Jeremy Grimshaw is one of the world’s foremost healthcare implementation researchers. He has produced an innovative, interdisciplinary body of research developing the scientific basis of how to promote the uptake of evidence in healthcare to improve patient outcomes and ensure healthcare system sustainability. His research contributions have informed policy and practice in Canada and globally.
Jeremy Grimshaw est l’un des plus éminents chercheurs au monde dans le domaine de la mise en œuvre des soins de santé. Ses recherches novatrices et interdisciplinaires ont fait croître le bassin de données scientifiques sur les façons de promouvoir l’utilisation de données probantes pour améliorer les résultats des patients et veiller à la durabilité du système de santé. Ses contributions ont permis d’éclairer des politiques et des pratiques au Canada et dans le monde entier.
Dr. Sergio Grinstein
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: Ion transport, pH regulation, signal transduction, leukocyte biology, phagocytosis
Sergio Grinstein's is an expert on ion transporters and their roles in intracellular homeostasis, namely, the control of cell volume and of intra-cellular and intraorganelle parameters such as pH and calcium concentration. He has devised methods for the measurement of pH in individual subcellular compartments within living cells. These and other remarkable methods have been widely used by his group and by others to study intracellular homeostasis. He has also made important contributions to the understanding of how white blood cells are activated to destroy microbial invaders. Dr. Grinstein has published over 280 papers since 1974 as well as many book chapters and reviews. He has given numerous invited lectures at international conferences and is recognized by his peers as an international authority in his field.
Mrs. Yolande Grisé
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: Simon Fraser University
Keywords: Francophonie canadienne, poésie québécoise/canadienne-française (XIXe siècle)
Yolande Grisé est aujourd'hui bien reconnue parmi les chercheurs et le milieu culturel. Ses publications (14 livres parus, d'autres en chantier, une quinzaine d'articles savants et de nombreux textes publiés dans des périodiques littéraires et culturels) l'attestent hautement.
Spécialiste dès le départ dans les études anciennes, elle est devenue depuis une quinzaine d'années une experte notable dans les lettres canadiennes, aussi bien franco-ontariennes que québécoises. Il importe de souligner aussi son apport considérable à l'organisation de la recherche (comme directrice du Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-française, à I'Université d'Ottawa) et à la promotion générale de la culture en Ontario (par un engagement hardi, soutenu et même médiatique).
Mr. Jean Grondin
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: Université de Montréal
Keywords: Philosophie allemande, herméneutique, phénoménologie, métaphysique, sens de la vie
Jean Grondin is a philosopher of exceptional merit. His research covers both the fields of modern and contemporary German philosophy and philosophical hermeneutics. From Kant to Heidegger and Gadamer, his analyses were instrumental in the reinstatement of original methodological and thematic continuities, and his numerous works in French, German and English have helped reshape our contemporary interpretations of the connection between hermeneutics and classical critiques of metaphysics. In 1999, he published Hans-Georg Gadamer’s first biography.
This multi-talented researcher has achieved international recognition. In Germany, in fact, he is considered one of the leading interpreters of hermeneutics in the tradition of Martin Heidegger and Hans-Georg Gadamer.
Jean Grondin est un philosophe d'exceptionnel mérite. Ses travaux de recherche couvrent à la fois les domaines de la philosophie allemande moderne et contemporaine et de l'herméneutique philosophique. De Kant à Heidegger et Gadamer, ses analyses ont permis de restituer des continuités méthodologiques et thématiques originales, et ses nombreux ouvrages tant en français qu'en allemand et en anglais, ont contribué à réorienter les interprétations contemporaines sur les liens à établir entre l'herméneutique et les critiques classiques de la métaphysique. Il a fait paraître, en 1999, la première biographie de Hans-Georg Gadamer.
Ce chercheur aux talents multiples jouit d'une reconnaissance internationale. Il est même considéré en Allemagne comme l'un des principaux interprètes de l'herméneutique selon la tradition issue de Martin Heidegger et Hans-Georg Gadamer.
Dr. Philippe Gros
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: McGill University
Keywords: infectious disease, cancer, malaria, neural tube defects, biochemistry, human genetics
Philippe Gros is a geneticist who has developed and implemented innovative tools in animal models to identify disease-causing gene mutations, characterizing their functions, and extending the relevance of these findings to human disease. His research focus is on human diseases with a complex genetic component, such as developmental defects, cancer and susceptibility to infections.
Philippe Gros est reconnu pour ses travaux de recherche exceptionnels sur le développement de nouvelles méthodes génomiques chez les modèles animaux, ainsi que leur application à l’étude des maladies à caractère complexe chez l’humain, telles la résistance aux anti-cancéreux, les défauts de formation du tube neural et la susceptibilité aux infections.
Prof. Sylvie Grosjean
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: University of Ottawa
Induction Year: 2023
International Francophonie Research Chair on Digital Health Technologies, Sylvie Grosjean is internationally recognized for her innovations in communication and health, particularly in the context of Canadian and international francophonie issues. She developed a co-design approach that contributes to the development of patient- and family-need-focused technological innovations, and her work on the use of telemedicine is helping to improve remote medical care practices.
Titulaire de la Chaire de recherche en francophonie internationale sur les technologies numériques en santé, Sylvie Grosjean est internationalement reconnue pour ses innovations en communication et santé, surtout ans le cadre des enjeux touchant à la francophonie canadienne et internationale. Elle a développé une approche de co-design contribuant au développement d’innovations technologiques en santé centrées sur les besoins des patients et de leurs familles et ses travaux sur l’usage de la télémédecine contribuent à améliorer les pratiques médicales lorsqu’il s’agit d’offrir des soins à distance.
Lawrence Grossman
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Chicago
Keywords: Solar system, chondrites, condensation
Lawrence Grossman, Department of the Geophysical Sciences and Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago, used thermodynamic calculations to predict the sequence of condensation of chemical compounds from the cooling gas of the pre-planetary solar nebula, and showed that the mineralogical and chemical compositions of certain inclusions in meteorites are those predicted for the earliest-formed solids in the solar system. Using mineralogy, experimental petrology and trace element and isotopic geochemistry, he deduced much of what we know about the temperature, oxygen fugacity and cooling rate of the parts of the solar nebula cloud where they formed, as well as the chemical fractionations that occurred and the degree of chemical and isotopic heterogeneity that existed there.
Prof. Igor Grossmann
RSC College Member
Affiliation: University of Waterloo
Induction Year: 2023
Grossmann is a USERN Prize winner, Fellow of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, and one of the world’s leading scholars for wisdom, judgment, and cultural evolution. As the founder of the Behavioral and Social Science Forecasting Collaborative and host of the OnWisdom Podcast, he builds interdisciplinary initiatives across a spectrum of disciplines and translates his internationally lauded research into accessible knowledge dissemination activities relevant to our global community.
M. Grossmann est lauréat du prix USERN, membre de la Society for Personality and Social Psychology et l'un des principaux spécialistes mondiaux de la sagesse, du jugement et de l'évolution culturelle. Fondateur du Behavioral and Social Science Forecasting Collaborative et animateur du balado OnWisdom, il met en place des initiatives interdisciplinaires dans un éventail de disciplines et traduit ses recherches internationalement reconnues en activités de diffusion des connaissances accessibles et pertinentes pour notre communauté mondiale.
Prof. Wayne Grover
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Alberta
Keywords: Network architecture, Network survivability, Optimization, Telecommunications, Fiber-optic networks
Wayne Grover is nationally and internationally recognized as a most creative and prodigious researcher and inventor in the field of telecommunication transport network systems and technology. He has pioneered several new concepts which changed the direction of industry and academic research in his field such as self-healing networks, p-cycles, protected working capacity envelope, rate-adaptive subscriber loop transmission, and error-correction coding in fiber optic transmission. He produced the first comprehensive book on Mesh-Based Survivable Networks, and has several landmark papers and international awards as well as multi-million dollar technology transfers supporting the operation of TRLabs. He is sought out as an advisor to R&D companies, network operators, governments and patent courts as a world-expert in his field.
Prof. Isobel Grundy
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: University of Alberta
Keywords: Eighteenth century literature, women's writing
Professor Isobel Grundy is an internationally acclaimed authority on eighteenth-century literature and on early modem women's writing. Her work includes an outstanding book on Samuel Johnson, many articles on early women writers, and hundreds of entries for "A Feminist Companion to Literature in English", which she co-edited. She had edited much of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's work and published her biography. She is working on the electronic textbase and the volume on early modern women for "The Orlando Project's Integrated History of Women Writers of the British Isles". With brilliant archival work, wide-ranging scholarly knowledge, exemplary accuracy, astute interpretation and a lively style of her own, she has reclaimed dozens of early women writers from obscurity.
Prof. Anatoliy Gruzd
RSC College Member
Affiliation: Toronto Metropolitan University
Keywords: Social Media, Online Communities, Misinformation, Disinformation, Social Networks, Social Networks Analysis, Information Privacy
Induction Year: 2017
As Canada Research Chair in Social Media Data Stewardship, Anatoliy Gruzd is trying to better understand how we collect, store, analyze, publish, and preserve this data. Gruzd’s research will provide companies and decision-makers with a clear framework for collecting and using social media data for business and research purposes.
Anatoliy Gruzd, titulaire de la Chaire de recherche du Canada en gérance des données dans les médias sociaux, tente de mieux comprendre les façons dont nous recueillons ces données, les analysons, les publions et les conservons. Les travaux de M. Gruzd fourniront aux entreprises et aux décideurs un cadre clair permettant de recueillir et d’utiliser les données des médias sociaux à des fins commerciales et de recherche.
Dr. Peter Grütter
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: McGill University
Keywords: Nanoscience, atomic force microscopy, surface science, biophysics, magnetism, science policy
LONG CITATION
Peter Grütter is a world expert in nanoscience. He has made seminal contributions to magnetic force microscopy and has contributed broadly to all aspects of scanning probe microscopy, particularly related to the quantitative understanding of the images produced. Grütter's group machines the tips of his scanning probe microscopes atom by atom, thereby permitting characterization, control and design at the nanometer scale. With this refined tool, he has made important contributions to the fundamental understanding of such issues as quantum transport, micromagnetic switching in magnetic media storage, and superconducting quantum vortices.
SHORT CITATION
Peter Grütter has made seminal contributions to magnetic force microscopy. Probe tips are machined atom by atom, permitting characterization, control and design at the nanometer scale. He has made important contributions to the fundamental understanding of quantum transport, micromagnetic switching and superconducting quantum vortices.
Frank Gu
RSC College Member
Affiliation: University of Waterloo
Keywords: nanotechnology, biotechnology, drug delivery, water treatment
Induction Year: 2017
Frank Gu is internationally recognized for his pioneering contributions to nanotechnology engineering, particularly has they apply to targeted drug delivery and water treatment systems. A highly accomplished researcher and inventor, he pioneered the use of mucoadhesive nanoparticles for unprecedentedly high retention eye drops, demonstrated the first magnetically recyclable photocatalysts for water treatment, and developed stealth copolymers for targeted cancer therapy. He is now one of the foremost nanoengineering researchers in Canada.
Frank Gu jouit d’une renommée internationale grâce à ses contributions originales en génie nanotechnologique qui trouvent leur application dans l’administration de médicaments et le traitement des eaux. Chercheur et inventeur accompli, il a mis au point l’utilisation de nanoparticules adhérant aux muqueuses pour des gouttes oculaires à haute rétention. Il a également développé le premier photocatalyseur recyclable magnétique pour le traitement des eaux et des copolymères furtifs utilisés dans le cadre des thérapies contre le cancer. Il est un des plus éminents ingénieurs en nanotechnologie au Canada.
Dr. Pengfei Guan
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: McGill University
Keywords: Geometric Analysis, Nonlinear differential equations.
Long Citation (for publication and press release)
Pengfei Guan, McGill University, is widely recognized as the leading researcher of his generation in the study of fully non-linear elliptic partial differential equations, a deep and central area of mathematics which has very important applications in geometry and in mathematical physics. His achievements include the solution of several long-standing open problems in geometric analysis, such as the oblique derivative problem for elliptic operators, which was first stated by Poincare in 1912, the higher dimensional Christoffel-Minkowski problem, which goes back to Weyl in 1916 and was solved by Nirenberg in 1953 in the two dimensional case, and the regularity problem for degenerate Monge-Ampere equations. Pengfei Guan has held the Canada Research Chair in geometric analysis at McGill University since 2005.
Short Citation (to be read at the Induction Ceremony)
Pengfei Guan is widely recognized as the leading researcher of his generation in the study of fully non-linear elliptic partial differential equations, a deep and central area of mathematics which has very important applications in geometry and in mathematical physics. His achievements include the solution of several long-standing open problems in geometric analysis and the regularity problem for degenerate Monge-Ampere equations.
Dr. Tee Guidotti
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Alberta
Induction Year: 2024
Tee Lamont Guidotti has shaped the medical field of occupational and environmental medicine in Canada by scholarship and institution building and is today a global thought leader in occupational and environmental health, sustainability, and risk science. His scholarly work has touched every part of the emerging field, addressing foundational issues. For these achievements, he has achieved international recognition and assumed a position of leadership in science and public affairs.
Tee Lamont Guidotti a façonné le domaine médical de la médecine du travail et de l’environnement au Canada par ses travaux d’érudition et la mise en place d’institutions. Il est aujourd’hui un leader d’opinion mondial dans le domaine de la santé au travail et de l’environnement, de la durabilité et
de la science des risques. Ses travaux scientifiques ont touché tous les aspects de ce domaine émergent, en abordant des questions fondamentales. Ces réalisations lui ont valu une reconnaissance internationale et une position de leader dans les domaines de la science et des affaires publiques.
Mr. Yvan Guindon
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: Université de Montréal
Keywords: Organic synthesis, free-radicals, anti-tumoral agents, molecular pharmacology, medicinal chemistry
Yvan Guindon is one of Canada's most dynamic and brilliant organic chemists under the age of 40. In less than 10 years since his Ph.D. degree, he has gained worldwide recognition for his outstanding contributions to bio-organic, medicinal and organic chemistry. His meteoric rise through the ranks in a highly competitive industrial environment is a reflection of his many talents as a premier scientist and a true leader. In addition to his numerous activities, Dr. Guindon is also an adjunct professor in the department of chemistry at the Université de Montréal. Dr. Guindon is a most deserving candidate to be nominated for fellowship in the Royal Society of Canada.
Mr. Daniel Guitton
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: McGill University
Keywords: Psychologie, attention, neuropsychologie, mouvements du regard, perception visuelle
NOTICE LONGUE
Daniel Guitton est un chercheur de renommée internationale dont les travaux, considérés comme des références incontournables, ont grandement contribué aux connaissances des mécanismes cérébraux qui contrôlent les mouvements volontaires du regard. Par une approche pluridisciplinaire alliant une gamme de techniques de l’électrophysiologie aux études comportementales, ses travaux ont eu un impact majeur sur la compréhension des troubles de la fixation et de l’attention et ont mené au développement d’un test de dépistage du dysfonctionnement du lobe frontal. La constante préoccupation de ce chercheur concernant le lien entre le cerveau et le comportement et les multiples techniques utilisées pour y arriver méritent d’être soulignées.
NOTICE COURTE
Les travaux de Daniel Guitton sont considérés comme des références incontournables, car ils ont grandement contribué aux connaissances des mécanismes cérébraux qui contrôlent les mouvements volontaires du regard. Ses recherches ont significativement contribué à la compréhension des troubles de la fixation et de l’attention.
Dr. Morley Gunderson
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: Discrimination, Retirement, Globalization, Youth, Disability
Long Citation (for publication and press release)
Morley Gunderson is an internationally recognized scholar whose research, institution building and teaching has been pioneering in transforming the field of Industrial Relations in Canada from one that was formerly descriptive and institutional to one that uses rigorous quantitative and analytical techniques. He is first in citation ranking in the Canadian Journal of Economics, holds the CIBC Chair in Youth Employment and has received both the Gérard Dion Award from the Canadian Industrial Relations Association, and the Industrial Relations Research Association Award for outstanding teaching in Labour Economics for his “ability to inspire students to a love of the subject.”
Short Citation (to be read at the Induction Ceremony)
Morley Gunderson is an internationally recognized scholar whose research, institution building and teaching has been pioneering in transforming the field of Industrial Relations in Canada from one that was formerly descriptive and institutional to one that uses rigorous quantitative and analytical techniques. He is first in citation ranking in the Canadian Journal of Economics and holds the CIBC Chair in Youth Employment.
Dr. Sneja Gunew
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: The University of British Columbia
Keywords: Multicultural, postcolonial, feminist, critical theory, cultural theory.
Sneja Gunew is a leading international scholar of postcolonial and multicultural feminist cultural studies. She has emerged as one of Canada's most thought-provoking interpreters of how comparative multicultural studies function in global and national contexts. Her contributions also give unprecedented voice to both the longings and the resistances of ethnic minority groups and women marginalized by traditional discourses.




