Gary Kelly, from the Department of English at the University, took his degrees from the University of Toronto and Oxford. His first book, "The English Jacobin Novel", published by Clarendon Press, is a major study in intellectual history as well as literary criticism. His subsequent books, on "English Fiction of the Romantic Period", on Mary Wollstonecraft, and on women's writing and the French Revolution, continue to explore literature in the light of the philosophical, political and social conditions of the time in which it was written. Formerly a Killam Research Fellow, he is launched in editing a multi-volume project on women's writing in English from the middle ages to the present. For three years (1994-97) he was Professor at Keele University in England.

John-Michael Kendall's research covers pure and applied geophysics, with connections to mineral physics, geodynamics, natural resources and engineering. Leading seismic field experiments in geologic settings ranging from the Canadian Arctic to Ethiopia, he has made pioneering contributions to the study of the structure and dynamics of the Earth's interior, with a focus on seismic anisotropy.

John-Michael Kendall mène des recherches dans le domaine de la géophysique pure et appliquée et qui touchent également à la physique des minéraux, à la géodynamique, aux ressources naturelles et à l’ingénierie. Dirigeant des expériences sismiques sur le terrain dans des régions géologiques allant de l’Arctique canadien à l’Éthiopie, il a apporté des contributions avant-gardistes à l’étude de la structure et de la dynamique de l’intérieur de la Terre, en s’appuyant particulièrement sur l’anisotropie sismique.

Doctor Kendrick has published more than 300 papers on fungi. These include descriptions of new genera and species, revision of existing classifications, discovery and description of processes involved in spore production, and elucidation of the ecological role played by fungi in leaf litter decomposition. He has served as member and chairman (resp.) of NRC and NSERC Grant Selection Committees, as Associate Editor of Can. J. Botany, and as referee for several other international journals. He has translated a Mycology text from German to English, has edited and contributed chapters to a second book, and has authored a third. In 1979-80 he held a Guggenheim Fellowship and is studying marine fungi that erode coral reefs. He supervised 25 graduate students during his time at the University of Waterloo (1965-94) and has published four editions of his mycology textbook, The Fifth Kingdom, the most recent appearing in 2017.

KENNEDY, Sidney – St. Michael’s Hospital, University of Toronto Sidney Kennedy is an internationally renowned researcher in depression. He has founded large scale networks that successfully translate scientific findings to clinical practice, promote knowledge translation, and train next-generation scientists. He and his collaborators pioneered deep brain stimulation for treatment resistant depression. By integrating molecular, brain imaging, and clinical data, he has advanced the field of precision psychiatry and continues to promote the development of targeted therapeutic interventions.

Sidney Kennedy est un chercheur de renommée internationale dans le domaine de la dépression. Il a fondé des réseaux à grande échelle qui appliquent avec succès les résultats scientifiques à la pratique clinique, favorisent l’application des connaissances et forment la prochaine génération de scientifiques. Ses collaborateurs et lui ont été les pionniers de la stimulation cérébrale profonde pour la dépression résistante au traitement. En intégrant des données moléculaires, cliniques et d’imagerie cérébrale, il a fait progresser le domaine de la psychiatrie de précision et continue de promouvoir le développement d’interventions thérapeutiques ciblées.

Kerr, Mary - Fine Arts - University of Manitoba Mary Kerr has forged a distinguished career as a production designer in Canadian and international theatre, dance, opera, film, television, and special events design. Her art weds an exuberant and unique vision with intellectual rigor and cultural insight to produce a body of work fundamental to the development of original Canadian culture. ------------------ Kerr, Mary - Fine Arts - University of Manitoba Mary Kerr has forged a distinguished career as a production designer in Canadian and international theatre, dance, opera, feature film, television, and special events design. Her award-winning colourful and artistically unique sets and costumes have been seen at the Shaw Festival, Stratford Festival, National Ballet of Canada, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Canadian Opera Company, and Danny Grossman Dance Theatre. International work ranges from the Paris Opera, New Zealand Opera, Florida Ballet to new York, London, the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 1994 Commonwealth Games and the inspired children's television dance series: the Toy Castle and in New York, London. Mary Kerr's work weds exuberant vision, intellectual rigor and cultural insight to produce a body of art and design that is central to the development of an original Canadian culture.

Joseph Kess, Department of Linguistics, University of Victoria, is an internationally respected scholar in the interdisciplinary field of psycholinguistics. His broad range of knowledge of non- Indo-European languages such as Tagalog, Japanese, Motu (Papua New Guinea) as well as of several First Nations languages of British Columbia is truly impressive. Given his thorough linguistic training, he is an outstanding academic who combines a penetrating grasp of rather diverse languages with an admirable familiarity with current issues in general linguistic theory which together have enabled him to directly engage the pressing questions in psycholinguistic research today. There are few Canadian scholars who have been as committed to demonstrating the interdependence of psycholinguistic theory on language data, and their interactive role within the developing goals of the sciences of language.

Peter Kevan’s extensive pioneering ecological, zoological, and botanical contributions are truly interdisciplinary. His international, Arctic-to-tropical, interests embrace ecosystem function and stress, sustainability, conservation, pollination terrain disruption and soil ecology, habitat fragmentation, pesticides, and urban ecology. ------------------ KEVAN, Peter G. –Department of Environmental Biology, University of Guelph Kevan’s extensive pioneering ecological, zoological, and botanical contributions are truly interdisciplinary. He elucidated unsuspectedly tight pollination relations between Arctic insects and plants. His studies on floral colours link botany to insect colour vision ecophysiology. For greenhouse and field crops, his cross-cutting research on pollinators for vectoring biocontrol agents exemplifies rigorous, practical lateral thinking. A world leader in pollination conservation, he served on the US-NAS panel "Status of Pollinators in North American", leads our Strategic Network "NSERC-CANPOLIN" and is chair of the International Commission for Bee-Plant Relationships. His international, Arctic-to-tropical, interests embrace ecosystem function and stress, sustainability, conservation, terrain disruption and soil ecology, habitat fragmentation, pesticides, and urban ecology.

KHADEMHOSSEINI, Alireza – Departments of Radiology, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, and Bioengineering, University of California, Los Angeles For global leadership in tissue engineering and biomaterials research. Particularly for pioneering contributions to the development and understanding of micro- and nanoengineered hydrogels for making artificial tissues, surgical materials, and disease models. His contributions have formed the foundations of fields such as organs-on-a-chip systems and three-dimensional bioprinting. In addition, his engineered materials are transformational as surgical sealants and embolic agents.

Pour un leadership mondial dans la recherche sur l’ingénierie tissulaire et les biomatériaux. En particulier pour ses contributions pionnières au développement et à la compréhension d’hydrogels en micro et nano-ingénierie pour la fabrication de tissus artificiels, de matériel chirurgical et de modèles de maladies. Ses contributions ont jeté les bases de domaines tels que les systèmes d’organes sur puce et la bioimpression tridimensionnelle. De plus, ses matériaux d’ingénierie peuvent être utilisés comme colles chirurgicales et agents emboliques.

Michelle Kho is Canada’s most academically accomplished physiotherapist and clinician-scientist in critical care. A leading thinker in rehabilitation science following critical illness, she has made novel scientific contributions with global impact. Dr. Kho has spearheaded ambitious international clinical trials and advanced new rehabilitation research methods to improve the recovery of critical illness survivors. Committed to excellence in clinical scholarship, her methodological expertise informs national and international practice guidelines.

Michelle Kho est la physiothérapeute et la clinicienne-chercheuse en soins intensifs la plus accomplie sur le plan académique au Canada. Penseuse de premier plan dans le domaine des sciences de la réadaptation après une maladie grave, elle a apporté de nouvelles contributions scientifiques qui ont eu un impact mondial. La Prof. Kho a mené d’ambitieux essais cliniques internationaux et a fait progresser de nouvelles méthodes de recherche en réadaptation afin d’améliorer le rétablissement des survivants de maladies graves. Attachée à l’excellence de la recherche clinique, son expertise méthodologique alimente les lignes directrices nationales et internationales en matière de pratique.

Nabil T. Khoury, Faculté des sciences de l'administration, Université Laval, est un pionnier des études théoriques et empiriques en économie financière au Québec et au Canada. Il exerce un leadership académique et scientifique reconnu au Canada et ailleurs dans le monde particulièrement dans les domaines de l'information asymétrique sur les marchés à terme et de l'approche multicritère appliquée à l'analyse des portefeuilles. Ses travaux sur les marchés financiers ont contribué à une meilleure compréhension des marchés canadiens et ont eu des échos incontournables dans la pratique. Ses contributions scientifiques ont été couronnées par plusieurs prix académiques prestigieux.

Jean Claude Kieffer is a Canada Research Chair in Ultrafast Photonics. He founded Canada’s national laser facility, ALLS (Advanced Laser Light Source), an ultrafast intense laser center for imaging applications in material and health sciences. His own research in laser-matter interaction has contributed to major advances in plasma physics, new ultrafast X-Ray sources for novel applications in health sciences, in dynamic imaging of complex systems, and in particle acceleration for cancer research.

KIEFFER, Jean Claude – Institut National de Recherche Scientifique, Université du Québec à Montréal Jean Claude Kieffer est titulaire de la Chaire de Recherche Canada en Photonique UltraRapide. Il a créé le centre national ALLS (Advanced Laser Light Source), centre de laser ultrarapide en imagerie médicale et des matériaux. Ses propres recherches ont contribué à l’avancement de la physique des plasmas, la génération de nouvelles sources de Rayons-X pour les sciences médicales, l’imagerie des matériaux et systèmes complexes ,et l’accélération de particule pour la recherche du cancer.