LONG John Little has applied the micro-historical approach in a variety of groundbreaking revisionist studies, which examine rural society in the transitional era. His themes include nationalism, ethnicity and socio-economic development, political conflict, class and cultural relations, state formation, family, gender identity, religion, and landscape. Little's focus on a single region has made it possible to explore links between historical processes that are generally studied in isolation from each other. He has also brought the Quebec borderland, known as the Eastern Townships, into sharper historical focus while expanding its geographical connections in studies on Scotland and New England. SHORT John Little has applied the micro-historical approach in a variety of groundbreaking revisionist studies, which examine rural society in the transitional era. Little's focus on a single region has made it possible to explore links between historical processes that are generally studied in isolation from each other. He has also brought the Quebec borderland, known as the Eastern Townships, into sharper historical focus.

Juewen Liu, University Research Chair at the University of Waterloo, has gained a national and international reputation for his contributions in enzyme mimics, bioanalytical chemistry, and biointerface chemistry. His team discovered many new DNA sequences for detecting heavy metals and water quality monitoring. He has authored many highly cited papers and his leadership in the analytical and nanotechnology communities has been recognized by many awards.

Juewen Liu, titulaire de la Chaire de recherche universitaire à l’University of Waterloo, est reconnu sur les plan nationaux et internationaux pour ses contributions dans les domaines des imitations enzymatiques, de la chimie bioanalytique et de la chimie des biointerfaces. Son équipe a découvert de nombreuses nouvelles séquences d’ADN permettant de détecter des métaux lourds et de contrôler la qualité de l’eau. Il est l’auteur de nombreux articles très cités et son leadership au sein des communautés d’analyse et de nanotechnologie a été récompensé par de nombreux prix.

Professor Jian Liu is an Associate Professor at UBC and an internationally renowned emerging leader in energy storage technologies. He has made original contributions to developing transformative interface engineering, materials, and chemistry for lithium-ion batteries, supercapacitors, and next-generation batteries for electric vehicles and grid storage. He works closely with industry, community, and government to translate fundamental research into made-in-Canada battery technology for the clean energy transition.

Jian Liu est professeur agrégé au sein de la UBC et un leader émergent de renommée internationale dans le domaine des technologies de stockage de l'énergie. Il a contribué de manière originale au développement d'une ingénierie des interfaces, de matériaux et d'une chimie transformatrice pour les batteries lithium-ion, les supercondensateurs et les batteries de nouvelle génération pour les véhicules électriques et le stockage en réseau. Il travaille en étroite collaboration avec l'industrie, la communauté et le gouvernement afin de traduire la recherche fondamentale en une technologie de batterie fabriquée au Canada pour la transition vers une énergie propre.

Leonid Livak’s pioneering comparative research in the history of Russian-French and Russian-Jewish cultural interaction has made a lasting contribution to modern European cultural historiography. His studies of exilic communities, ethno-religious stereotyping, and transnational modernism have opened new methodological vistas and paths of scholarly inquiry, stimulating innovative research in several academic fields in the humanities and social sciences.

Leonid Livak et ses recherches innovantes dans le domaine de l’histoire comparée portant sur les rapports culturels francorusses et russo-juifs apportent une importante contribution à l’historiographie culturelle européenne des temps modernes. Ses études sur des communautés expatriées, sur la genèse de stéréotypes ethniques et religieux, et sur le modernisme transnational ouvrent de nouveaux horizons méthodologiques et champs d’étude, stimulant la recherche dans plusieurs domaines disciplinaires en sciences humaines et sociales.

Gonzalo Lizarralde is a professor at the l’École d’architecture at the Université de Montréal, as well as Director of the IF Research Group (grif) and œuvre durable [Disaster Resilience and Sustainable Reconstruction Research Alliance]. His research examines the issues associated with setting up, designing, planning and managing architecture and urban planning projects in Canada and abroad, including housing projects in developing counties and countries in the process of rebuilding following natural disasters.

Gonzalo Lizarralde est professeur à l’École d’architecture de l’Université de Montréal et directeur du Groupe de recherche IF (grif) et de l’Observatoire Œuvre durable. Ses travaux examinent les enjeux liés aux processus de montage, de conception, de planification et de gestion de projets d’architecture et d’urbanisme au Canada et ailleurs – incluant les projets d’habitat en pays en voie de développement et de reconstruction à la suite de désastres naturels.

Jennifer Llewellyn is a leading public intellectual on justice transformation and a world leader in restorative justice. Her scholarship and practice have been ground-breaking for justice systems and other social institutions. She is the Yogis & Keddy Chair in Human Rights Law and the Donald R. Sobey Foundation Chair in Restorative Justice and founded the first Restorative Research, Innovation and Education Lab. She won the SSHRC Impact Award in 2018.

Jennifer Llewellyn est une intellectuelle publique de premier plan dans le domaine de la transformation de la justice et une leader mondiale de la justice réparatrice. Ses travaux universitaires et sa pratique ont été révolutionnaires pour les systèmes judiciaires et d’autres institutions sociales. Elle est titulaire de la Chaire Yogis & Keddy en droit de la personne et de la Chaire de la Fondation Donald R. Sobey en justice réparatrice. Elle a également fondé le premier laboratoire de recherche, d’innovation et d’éducation en matière de réparation. Elle a remporté le prix Impact du CRSH en 2018.

NOTICE LONGUE Didier Lluelles est un théoricien du droit des assurances et du droit des obligations qui, dans cette matière, a innové avec le premier tome de son traité paru aux Éditions Thémis en 1998. Le second tome doit paraître bientôt et est attendu avec impatience par les juristes-civilistes. Sa pensée est claire. Il a de plus développé une nouvelle théorie en matière de vice de consentement qui commence à être reconnue par le tribunaux québécois. Bref, il est certain qu’il demeurera l’un des juristes importants du début du XXIe siècle et que sa production scientifique, qui est en plein essor, marquera la science juridique. NOTICE COURTE Didier Lluelles est un théoricien du droit des assurances et du droit des obligations, qui, dans cette matière, a innové avec le premier tome de son traité paru aux Éditions Thémis en 1998. Il a de plus développé une nouvelle théorie en matière de vice de consentement qui commence à être reconnue par les tribunaux québécois. Bref, il est certain qu’il demeurera, dans son domaine, l’un des juristes importants du début du XXIe siècle.

Margaret Lock is Marjorie Bronfman Professor Emerita in the Department of Social Studies of Medicine and the Department of Anthropology at McGill University. Her internationally recognized research focuses on an anthropology of the body, comparative epistemologies of medical knowledge, and the global impact of emerging biomedical technologies. Currently she is researching the post-genomic era and the social and political impact of the knowledge emerging in the burgeoning science of epigenetics. Lock is the author and/or co-editor of 17 books and has published over 200 scholarly articles. Her monograph Encounters with Aging: Mythologies of Menopause in Japan and North America won six prizes. Twice Dead: Organ Transplants and the Reinvention of Death, The Alzheimer Conundrum: Entanglements of Dementia and Aging, and the co-authored An Anthropology of Biomedicine are also award-winning volumes. Lock is an Officier de L’Ordre national du Québec, a recipient of the Canada Council for the Arts Molson and Killam Prizes, and a Trudeau Foundation Fellowship. She was awarded the Gold Medal for Research by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, in 2011 she received The McGill Medal for Exceptional Academic Achievement and in 2015 was elected into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Since 2010 she has been an Officer of the Order of Canada.

David John Lockwood, Institute for Microstructural Sciences, National Research Council, Ottawa, is an internationally recognized authority on the optical properties of solids. His outstanding work on optical emission due to quantum confinement in semiconductor nanostructures culminated in the definitive observation of the effect in silicon, where previous world-wide efforts over two decades had proved inconclusive. His use of inelastic light scattering to elucidate the dynamical properties of superlattices, magnets and phase transitions has garnered him significant reputations in each of these quite disparate subjects. As a result, Lockwood is considered one of the world's most eminent scientists in this field. This is demonstrated by his appointment to many international committees and editorial boards, and his election as Fellow in the American Physical Society.

Mark Loeb is internationally recognized in the field of infectious diseases clinical trials and epidemiological studies. He is distinguished for his work on influenza vaccination and herd immunity in Canadian Hutterite communities and for a pivotal trial on respiratory mask protection against influenza. He has conducted influential clinical trials on prevention and management of infections in nursing home residents.

Mark Loeb est reconnu sur le plan international dans le domaine des essais cliniques et des études épidémiologiques sur les maladies infectieuses. Il se distingue par ses travaux sur la vaccination contre la grippe et l’immunité collective au sein des communautés huttérites canadiennes et par un essai pivot sur la protection des masques respiratoires contre la grippe. Il a mené des essais cliniques influents sur la prévention et la gestion des infections chez les résidents des CHSLD.

Long Citation Dr. Jonathan Lomas is an academic pioneer in the truest sense. He is the author of an impressive array of seminal and widely cited publications in the area of health services and policy research – particularly around the role of evidence in health services decision-making. Yet he did not rest with this prolific academic productivity. His vision, energy, principles and leadership have pinnacled with his appointment as the founding Director and CEO of the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation, where the sheer force of his personal convictions and sharpness of his ideas have combined to create a unique Canadian institution with worldwide profile and influence. Dr. Lomas has singularly shaped global discourse with his work on bridging health research and policy, not only changing the Canadian landscape of health services research and delivery, but also creating an unparalleled reputation for Canadian leadership in this field. His exceptional intellectual contributions combined with his ability to innovate and inspire explain his outstanding achievements in health services research and delivery, but also create an unparalleled reputation for Canadian leadership in this field. His exceptional intellectual contributions combined with his ability to innovate and inspire explain his outstanding achievements in health services and in the transfer of knowledge to users beyond academic circles. He is greatly admired and respected by scholars, policy makers and practitioners within and beyond Canada. He embodies the Society’s role in creating a community of Fellows who exemplify fundamentally relevant and socially useful sources of inspiration and expertise for the Canadian population at large. Short Citation Dr. Lomas is an academic pioneer and the author of an impressive array of seminal and widely cited publications in the area of health services and policy research. He has singularly shaped global discourse with his work on bridging health research and policy, not only changing the Canadian landscape of health services research and delivery, but also creating an unparalleled reputation for Canadian leadership in this field.