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Prof. Wayne Hocking
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: Western University
Keywords: Turbulence, Radar, Meteor
Induction Year: 2014
HOCKING, Wayne – Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University
Wayne Hocking’s work addresses atmospheric dynamics and space/meteor physics, focusing on radar
applications. He developed Doppler-spectral methods and digital technology to measure dynamical
parameters, including turbulence structure, from the ground to 100 km altitude. Applications include
space-shuttle and aircraft safety, atmospheric forecasting, severe weather studies plus real-time target and meteor
detection. His paper in Nature on radar-detection of stratospheric ozone intrusion provided new insight into this
important environmental issue.
HOCKING, Wayne – Department of Physics and Astronomy, Western University
Wayne Hocking étudie la dynamique atmosphérique et la physique météorique/spatiale, particulièrement
les applications radars. Ses méthodes spectroscopiques-Doppler et technologies numériques développées
pour déterminer certains paramètres dynamiques jusqu’à 100 km d’altitude furent aussi appliquées à la
rentrée des navettes spatiales, la sécurité aérienne, les prévisions atmosphériques, les phénomènes météorologiques
violents, et la détection météorique en temps réel. Ses travaux concernant le couplage stratosphérique/troposphérique
[Nature] ont rehaussé notre compréhension de ce problème environnemental.
Dr. Robert Hodges
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Alberta
Bob Hodges is Canada's premier synthetic-peptide chemist and is internationally recognized as being at the leading edge of peptide chemistry. Using synthetic peptides he has made major contributions in our understanding the structure of tropomyosin and in identifying the active site regions of several muscle proteins such as troponin-I as well as regions of interaction between the various members of the troponin-tropomyosin complex. His studies with the calcium binding peptide analogs of the troponin C/calmoduli calcium binding sites have given clear-cut chemical rationales as to the metal specificity of these sites and why some are high-affinity and others are low-affinity. Dr. Hodges has also expanded into new and promising areas such as the technology and production of antibodies to proteins from synthetic peptide antigens. In addition, he has provided a very valuable resource to other investigators in Canada requiring the design and synthesis of tailor-made peptides through the Alberta Peptide Institute which he directs. His international stature is also indicated by the regularity with which he serves as a key-note speaker in symposia dealing with peptide chemistry, calcium binding proteins and HPLC chromatography, and his extensive and significant bibliography of some 152 publications.
Dr. Sheilagh Hodgins
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: Université de Montréal
Keywords: Schizophrenia, anti-social behaviour, violence, causes, treatments.
Induction Year: 2010
Professor Sheilagh Hodgins is the best known, and most highly respected forensic psychologist/clinical criminologist in Canada. Her research interests, sustained over thirty-five years, focus on how schizophrenia and personality disorders can be best characterized and understood.
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HODGINS, Sheilagh
Professor Sheilagh Hodgins is the best known, and most highly respected forensic psychologist/clinical criminologist in Canada. Her research interests, sustained over thirty-five years, focus on how schizophrenia and personality disorders can be best characterized and understood. Of particular interest to her is how these and related conditions affect violent behaviour. She specializes in the carrying out of tightly controlled, well-funded, large-scale collaborative projects in Canada and Internationally. These rely on both clinical and epidemiological methods. In 2004, she received the Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award.
Prof. David Hodgins
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: University of Calgary
Induction Year: 2023
Professor David Hodgins is one of the world’s most eminent scholars of addiction studies whose influential work advances scientific inquiry and practice. His research and leadership in international initiatives have set directions in science and interventions for addictions, profoundly changing how scholars, practitioners, and policymakers understand the psychology of gambling. Hodgins’ widely adopted treatment and relapse prevention interventions for gambling problems have helped thousands of individuals and their families worldwide.
David Hodgins est l'un des plus éminents professeurs de l'étude des dépendances dont les travaux influents font progresser la recherche et la pratique scientifiques. Ses recherches et son rôle de chef de file dans des initiatives internationales ont défini les orientations prises par la science ainsi que les interventions en matière de toxicomanie, modifiant profondément la compréhension du jeu par les chercheurs, les praticiens et les décideurs politiques. Les traitements et les interventions de prévention des rechutes pour les problèmes de jeu, largement adoptés par Hodgins, ont aidé des milliers de personnes et leurs familles dans le monde entier.
Jack Hodgins
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: Realistic and "magic realist" stories of rural and small town people, usually of Vancouver Island. (with a special interest in the literature of Canada, Australia, & the U.S.)
HODGINS, Jack - Department of Creative Writing, University of Victoria (RETIRED)
Jack Hodgins' imaginative fiction masterfully explores the history, the people and the places of the coast of British Columbia. He is internationally acclaimed for his achievements in both the novel and short story forms, admired for the complex morality of his subjects, as well as his structural and linguistic ability. He has received numerous honours for his works, including the Governor General's Award for Fiction and the regional Commonwealth Prize. In 2010 he was made a member of the Order of Canada.
Dans ses romans pleins d’imagination, Jack Hodgins raconte de façon magistrale l'histoire, les gens et les lieux du littoral de la Colombie-Britannique. Il est reconnu sur la scène internationale pour ses romans aussi bien que pour ses nouvelles, admiré pour la moralité complexe de ses thèmes ainsi que pour sa langue et ses formes inventives. Son œuvre a été couronnée de nombreux prix, dont le Prix littéraire du Gouverneur général dans la catégorie du roman et le Commonwealth Prize régional. En 2010, il a reçu l’Ordre du Canada.
Dr. Wolfgang Hoefer
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: Microwaves, electromagnetics, telecommunications, numerical methods, computer modeling
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Dr. Hoefer enjoys international recognition as scholar, author, educator, technical leader and journal editor in microwave engineering and computational electromagnetics. He laid the foundations for E-plane circuit design by translating electromagnetic field theory and mathematical formalism into novel computer-aided design tools. He pioneered time domain modeling of analog and digital circuits, and made seminal contributions to the principal time domain numerical methods employed today: Transmission Line Matrix (TLM), Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD), and Wavelet (MRTD) Modeling. The hallmark of his research is his capacity to translate scientific insight into powerful computational techniques and vital design tools that have become industry standards.
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Wolfgang Hoefer enjoys international recognition in microwave engineering and computational electromagnetics. He laid the foundations for E-plane circuit design by translating mathematical electromagnetic field theory into novel computer-aided design tools. He pioneered time domain modelling of analog and digital circuits, and made seminal contributions to the principal methods employed today.
Prof. Steven Hoffman
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: York University
Induction Year: 2022
Steven J. Hoffman is a world-leading authority on global health law and the global governance of health threats that transcend national borders. He has achieved important intellectual breakthroughs by combining law and epidemiology to address challenges faced by the numerous governments and United Nations agencies that rely on his advice. He is a leading voice in public health, a champion for evidence-informed policymaking, and a frequent contributor to news media.
Steven J. Hoffman est une sommité mondiale en matière de droit mondial de la santé et de gouvernance mondiale des menaces sanitaires qui transcendent les frontières nationales. Il a réalisé d’importantes percées intellectuelles en combinant le droit et l’épidémiologie pour relever les défis auxquels sont confrontés les nombreux gouvernements et organismes des Nations unies qui font appel à ses conseils. Il est une voix influente de la santé publique, qui promeut l’élaboration de politiques fondées sur des données probantes et est souvent sollicité par les médias d’information.
Paul Hoffman
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: Harvard University
Paul Felix Hoffman's publications and lectures have won him international recognition as one of Canada's most brilliant young geologists. His well conceived and beautifully documented field work in the Bear-Slave region of the Precambrian Shield has resulted in exciting new concepts which suggest that Plate tectonic processes and the Wilson Cycle were operative more than 2,000 million years ago in the Coronation Geosyncline. Thus the belt reflects the opening and closing of an ocean basin along the northwestern margin of North America. Furthermore he was the first to recognize that Proterozoic basins adjoining the Coronation Geosyncline are probably aulacogens representing failed arms of triple-armed rifts. As a result of an incredible rate of detailed mapping, he has demonstrated that the deformation of the Athapuscow Aulacogen was characterized by northward gliding nappes - the first demonstration of this type of tectonics in the Precambrian Shield. Finally, he is an outstanding lecturer having been honoured as a 'distinguished Lecturer' by several North American geological societies.
Prof. Richard C. Hoffmann
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: York University
Keywords: Medieval, Environment, Fish, Europe, Rural Life, Frontiers
Induction Year: 2017
HOFFMAN, Richard C. - Department of History, York University
Historian Richard C. Hoffmann is the rare scholar who established a new subfield in his discipline. Through his internationally-renowned, prize-winning and pioneering scholarship, his mentoring of emerging scholars, and his networking and organizational activities, he has built the environmental history of premodern Europe. His collaboration with Austrian aquatic ecologists had an impact on public policy regarding the protection and management of indigenous fish species in a number of European countries.
Prof. Peter Conrad Hoffmann
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: McGill University
Keywords: German resistance to Hitler
P.C. Hoffmann is a scholar of international stature who has analyzed the temper, structure and techniques of the domestic opposition to Hitler in a series of magisterial and exhaustive studies in five languages ranging from the philosophical and political motivations of the opposition movements to the techniques of conspiracy to the countervailing system of personal security surrounding the dictator. The fundamental question posed of the limits of obedience gives these scholarly studies a resonance which far transcends the immediate boundaries of the subject involved.
Prof. Robert S. Hogg
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: Simon Fraser University
Induction Year: 2021
Eminent demographer Robert Hogg, OC, studies inequities in HIV morbidity and mortality among vulnerable populations. He has advanced understanding of how HIV interacts with behavioural and socio-demographic factors and influenced treatment approaches nationally and internationally. He is renowned for his scientific leadership and mentorship, and his work with communities to advocate for access to antiretroviral therapy.
Robert Hogg, éminent démographe, OC, étudie les inégalités en matière de morbidité et de mortalité liées au VIH parmi les populations vulnérables. Il a fait progresser la compréhension de la manière dont le VIH interagit avec les facteurs comportementaux et sociodémographiques et a influencé les approches thérapeutiques au niveau national et international. Il est renommé pour son leadership et son mentorat scientifique, ainsi que pour son travail avec les communautés visant à défendre l'accès à la thérapie antirétrovirale.
Dr. James Hogg
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: The University of British Columbia
Keywords: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Jim Hogg is the world's leading lung pathologist. His work has been cited over 2500 times since 1980 and at least one of his papers is a SCI Classic. Among many other accomplishments he was the first to: 1) determine the site of airways obstruction in chronic bronchitis and emphysema pointing out the importance of small airway inflammation in this disease; 2) measure bronchial epithelia permeability starting the current explosion of new knowledge in cystic fibrosis and asthma in this area; 3) study neutrophil kinetics and their margination in pulmonary capillaries in relation to the pathogenesis of emphysema.
Prof. Steven Holdcroft
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: Simon Fraser University
Induction Year: 2021
Steven Holdcroft, a world-leading authority on solid polymer electrolytes and electrochemical materials for clean energy technologies, has inspired advanced materials research groups worldwide in the search for clean, pollution-free energy conversion devices. He led the discovery of revolutionary ionic polymer membranes that are transforming the clean energy sector by facilitating hydrogen production from water, hydrogen energy conversion in fuel cells, and electrolytic CO2 reduction.
Steven Holdcroft est une référence mondiale dans le domaine des polymères électrolytes solides et des matériaux électrochimiques pour les technologies d’énergie propres. Il a inspiré de nombreux groupes de recherche internationaux sur les matériaux avancés dans leur quête d’élaboration de dispositifs énergétiques propres et non polluants. Il a dirigé les recherches qui ont conduit à la découverte de membranes polymériques ioniques révolutionnaires qui sont en train de transformer le secteur de l’énergie propre en facilitant la production d’hydrogène à partir de l’eau, la conversion de l’hydrogène en énergie dans les piles à combustible et la réduction électrolytique du CO2.
Dr. Samuel Hollander
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: History of economic thought
Professor Hollander's renown rests chiefly on his work on classical economics which has resulted in numerous works but especially in his book on "The Economics of Adam Smith" which has been characterized as the most important that has been published for many decades on this subject.
His technical skills, his erudition and his dedication to research and teaching make him one of the world's most distinguished historians of economic thought.
Morley Hollenberg
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Calgary
Keywords: Pharmacology, signal transduction, drug action, endocrinology, medicine
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Dr. Morley Hollenberg's training in chemistry (M.Sc. 1964), pharmacology (D.Phil., 1967) and medicine (M.D./Internship, 1972) has provided the essential background for his research. He is internationally recognized for his work on the biosynthesis, receptor pharmacology and signaling mechanisms of hormones and growth factors as well as the novel signaling by and physiology of proteinase-activated receptors (PARs). His work has been key to documenting the role of PARs as unique receptors involved in inflammation, vasoregulation and nociception, thereby identifying novel therapeutic targets for diseases ranging from cancer to inflammatory bowel disease and chronic pain.
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Dr. Morley Hollenberg's research is on the biosynthesis, receptor pharmacology and signaling mechanisms of hormones and growth factors as well as the novel signaling by and physiology of proteinase-activated receptors (PARs). In documenting the role of PARs as unique receptors involved in inflammation, vasoregulation and nociception, he has been key in identifying novel therapeutic targets for diseases.
Dr. John Holmes
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Ottawa
Keywords: Chemistry of gas-phase ions
John L. Holmes' work on the kinetics and energetics of gas-phase reactions of organic ions has made him a leader in this field. His development of new methods for measuring the release and partitioning of energy in ionic fragmentations, from the detailed shapes of metastable ion peaks, has provided by far the most quantitative measures of these important quantities. A critical survey of the data for the heats of formation or organic ions has led him to formulate general rules for assessing and predicting ionic heats of formation, a scheme that complements that for neutral compounds.
Prof. Thaddeus Holownia
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: Mount Allison University
Keywords: photography, environment, natural history, geography, history
Induction Year: 2018
HOLOWNIA, Thaddeus - Department of Fine Arts, Mount Allison University
Thaddeus Holownia is a Canadian photographer, letterpress printer, publisher, and university fine arts professor of the highest caliber. His forty-year retrospective The Nature of Nature, summarizes Holownia’s interest in observing ‘the natural’ through serial studies of diverse subjects. His work includes urban and rural architectural landscapes in Toronto and the American Mid- and Southwest; studies of the ‘Irving gas station typology’, landscapes in Greece and Bermuda, and portrait studies.
Clay Holroyd
RSC College Member
Affiliation: University of Victoria
Keywords: cognitive neuroscience, cognitive control, reinforcement learning
Induction Year: 2016
Clay Holroyd is a Canada Research Chair in cognitive neuroscience. His primary research concerns how the brain selects and sustains extended sequences of effortful behavior, such as how we follow through with a decision to jog up a steep mountain. He has produced 80 publications that have been cited more than 6,700 times, and is well known for his commitment to mentoring a cadre of highly-qualified personnel.
Clay Holroyd est titulaire d’une chaire de recherche du Canada en neuroscience cognitive. Ses recherches primaires s’intéressent à la façon dont le cerveau sélectionne et soutient des séquences étendues de comportements dynamiques, par exemple, comment nous allons au bout de notre décision de monter une montagne escarpée. Il a produit 80 publications qui ont été citées plus de 7 000 fois, et est très connu pour son engagement dans la supervision d’un personnel hautement qualifié.
K. Holsti
RSC Fellow, Academy of Social Sciences
Affiliation: The University of British Columbia
Keywords: War, conflict, security, foreign policy, international relations theory
In the last two decades Kalevi J. Holsti has made numerous distinguished contributions to the various subfields of international relations. His major text, "International Politics", now in its fourth edition, and also published in Japanese and Korean, has had a profound impact on teaching and research in International Relations. His many articles in a variety of areas testify to a powerful, searching mind. His well-deserved reputation for scholarly excellence has brought him Visiting Professors and Lecture Tours in Hawaii, Japan, and Israel, and has been manifested in many professional responsibilities, particularly the co-editorship of the "Canadian Journal of Political Science".
Prof. Nicholas Locke Locke Holt
RSC College Member
Affiliation: University of Calgary
Keywords: Youth sport, positive youth development, qualitative research
Induction Year: 2017
Nicholas Holt is an international leader in the study of youth sport and physical activity. Holt takes a multidisciplinary approach to the study of barriers and opportunities associated with participation in sport and physical activity among children, adolescents, and their families. He is one of the world’s leading scholars in youth development through sport and has contributed extensively to research in children’s outdoor active free play and pediatric obesity.
Nicholas Holt fait figure d’autorité internationale en matière d’étude sur les jeunes, le sport et l’activité physique. Le Prof. Holt adopte une approche multidisciplinaire de l’étude des obstacles et opportunités associés à la participation aux activités physiques et sportives chez les enfants, adolescents et les membres de leurs familles. Il compte parmi les plus grands spécialistes au monde du développement des jeunes par le sport et a apporté d’immenses contributions à la recherche sur le jeu libre actif en extérieur et l’obésité pédiatrique.
Dr. Gary Horlick
RSC Fellow, Academy of Sciences
Affiliation: University of Alberta
The research of Gary Horlick has always been at the leading edge of analytical spectroscopy. He pioneered the use of photodiode arrays as detectors. He has made major contributions to the electronic processing of spectroscopic information, in Fourier transform applications, and in optimizing the use of digital and analog filters. He has led in the study of excitation mechanisms in inductively coupled plasmas, in innovative approaches to excitation in solid samples, and in the development of Michelson interferometry. As an analytical spectroscopist he is a world leader.
Prof. Michiel S.D. Horn
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: York University
Keywords: canada, 1929-1945, higher education
Michiel Horn's books show the range of his talent and the elegance of his research. His research is as good as his prose, comprehensive and searching. His books turn dreary subjects into something vivid and accessible. He is that rare historian whose books make their own public. His 1999 work, Academic Freedom in Canada: a History, is a judicious account of a fundamental concept in our intellectual community.
Dr. David Hornidge
RSC Fellow, College Members
Affiliation: Mount Allison University
Keywords: subatomic physics
Induction Year: 2014
David L. Hornidge is one of Mount Allison University’s most active researchers whose international collaboration uses real photon beams to probe hadron structure. The results of his measurements are used to validate and constrain theoretical models in medium energy subatomic physics. Through his research, fundamental questions about the nature of the proton and the neutron, and the strong nuclear force are being answered.
David L. Hornidge est l’un des chercheurs les plus actifs de la Mount Allison University. Ses travaux, menés en collaboration internationale, utilisent de véritables faisceaux de photons visant à sonder la structure des hadrons. Les résultats de ses mesures sont utilisés pour valider et délimiter des modèles théoriques en physique des particules subatomiques de l’énergie moyenne. Ses recherches contribuent à apporter des réponses aux questions fondamentales concernant la nature du proton et du neutron, de même que sur la force nucléaire.
Prof. Sara Horowitz
RSC Fellow, Academy of the Arts and Humanities
Affiliation: York University
Induction Year: 2023
Sara R. Horowitz is internationally renowned for her innovative scholarship on Holocaust literature and Jewish literature and culture. Her award-winning writing on the intersections of history, memory and imagination has fundamentally reshaped the ways that literary scholarship, historiography, and other disciplines understand narratives of testimony, trauma, and genocide. Her groundbreaking multidisciplinary work on gender and sexuality exerted a far-reaching effect on both Holocaust and Jewish studies and on cognate fields.
Sara R. Horowitz est reconnue sur le plan international pour ses travaux novateurs sur la littérature de l'Holocauste ainsi que sur la littérature et la culture juives. Ses écrits primés sur les intersections entre l'histoire, la mémoire et l'imagination ont fondamentalement remodelé la façon dont les études littéraires, l'historiographie et d'autres disciplines prennent en compte les récits de témoignages, de traumatismes et de génocides. Ses travaux multidisciplinaires novateurs sur le genre et la sexualité ont eu un impact considérable sur les études sur l'Holocauste et les études juives, ainsi que sur d'autres domaines connexes.





