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Dr. Kurt Levy
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: Novel
Antioquia
Colombia
Carrasquilla
Mejta Vallejo
Deceased Date: 2000-06-29
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An outstanding scholar and teacher, Professor Kurt L. Levy is devoting his life to a better understanding of Latin America and to the development of its close ties with Canada. Author of "The Life and Works of Tomas Carrasquilla" and of a large number of literary articles, he has held office in many scholarly organizations, is first president of the Canadian Association of Latin American Studies and past president of the International Institute of Ibero-American Literature, which held its fourteenth (and first Canadian) congress in Canada in August, 1969. He has participated in many national and international conferences, and has lectured widely in his field at home and abroad.
Dr. Francis Lewis
Deceased Date: 1955-05-24
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Dr. Wilfrid Lewis
Deceased Date: 1987-01-10
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Mr. Robert lie
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Dr. William Lighthall
Deceased Date: 1954-08-03
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Dr. Roy Lindseth
Affiliation: None
Keywords: Seismic, geophysical, signal processing, stratigraphy, geology
Deceased Date: 2018-07-08
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Roy Lindseth founded the first Canadian service company to apply computers to geological mapping and well log analyses. His development of digital forward modelling to produce synthetic seismograms from sonic logs resulted in the widely used 'Sonogram' library. He pioneered siesmic signal processing in 1967, developing original frequency domain operations and the 'Compac 75', the first complete mini-computer seismic system in Canada. He invented the 'Seislog' seismic inversion process in 1972, permitting estimates of subsurface lithology and porosity from seismic date. The related development of colour coding to indicate geologiacl velocity changes led to widespread use of colour graphics in geophysical data reduction.
Dr. Charles Lindsey
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Prof. Katherine Lippel
Affiliation: University of Ottawa
Keywords: Droit de la santé et sécurité du travail / travail précaire / analyse différenciée selon le genre / indemnisation des lésions professionnelles / prévention des incapacités, occupational health & safety law, precarious employment, gender based analysis, worker's compensation, disability prenvention
Induction Year: 2010
Deceased Date: 2021-09-23
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Lippel, Katherine - Droit - Université d’Ottawa
Katherine Lippel est une spécialiste en matière de droit de la santé et de la sécurité au travail. Ses recherches portent sur les régimes juridiques de prévention des lésions professionnelles, d’indemnisation et de réadaptation et sur les effets de l’environnement législatif sur la santé et le bien-être des travailleurs.
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Dr. Seymour Lipset
Keywords: Comparative, cross cultural
Deceased Date: 2006-12-31
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Seymour Martin Lipset's scholarship has contributed with great distinction to sociology, political behaviour, political psychology, and public opinion research for over half a century. The unifying theme of his prodigious research favouring its development. An important part of this quest has focused on perceptive comparisons between American and Canadian society with respect to social conditions, core values, political institutions, and formative historical events. This multidimensional continental comparison, carefully balancing similarities and differences, has established his pre-eminence among American social scientists who study Canada.
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Seymour Martin Lipset has contributed with great distinction to sociology, political behaviour, political psychology, and public opinion research for over half a century. An important part of this quest has focused on perceptive comparisons between American and Canadian society with respect to social conditions, core values, political institutions, and formative historical events. This multidimensional continental comparison has established his pre-eminence among American social scientists who study Canada.
Dr. Roland List
Affiliation: University of Toronto
Keywords: Atmospheric physics, weather modification, international scientific organizations, science policies
Deceased Date: 2019-01-26
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Working from 1952 to 1963 in Switzerland and since 1963 at the University of Toronto, Roland List has built up an international reputation for his research in cloud physics, especially on the formation of hailstones and raindrops. His ingenious laboratory experiments and sophisticated modelling procedures have produced a theory of hail growth which has been widely accepted. He provides energetic and enthusiastic cooperation and leadership on many levels - in his laboratory, in the University, on the Canadian national scene, and on committees of international scope. The World Meteorological Organization has lately accepted his draft for an international weather modification experiment, probably the largest experiment yet set up by the Organization.
Dr. Hui Chun Liu
Keywords: Semiconductor, Quantum Device, Infrared, Terahertz
Deceased Date: 2013-10-23
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Dr. H.C. Liu is renowned internationally for his seminal contributions to the physics and applications of semiconducting quantum electronics. Dr. Liu has used his training in pure and applied physics to understand the mechanisms of photoconductivity and lay the foundation to the physics of infrared photoconductors in quantum structures. Thanks to his deep physical insights and experimental talents, Quantum Well Infrared Photodetectors are now a commercial reality. Dr. Liu's pioneering work in developing the world's fastest mid-infrared photodetector has demonstrated how this class of devices can revolutionise high speed, long haul optical communications, an important industrial sector in Canada.
Short Citation (to be read at the Induction Ceremony)
Renowned for seminal contributions to the physics and applications of semiconducting quantum electronics, Dr. Liu has used his training to understand the mechanisms of photoconductivity and to lay the foundation for the physics of infrared photoconductors in quantum structures. His pioneering work in developing the world's fastest mid-infrared photodetector demonstrates how this class of devices can revolutionise high speed, long haul optical communications.
Dr. Edward Llewellyn-Thomas
Deceased Date: 1984-07-05
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Dr. Francis Lloyd
Deceased Date: 1947-10-10
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Dr. H. Trevor Lloyd
Deceased Date: 1995-02-06
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Dr. Allan Lochhead
Deceased Date: 1980-01-05
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Dr. Douglas Lochhead
Affiliation: Mount Allison University
Keywords: Poetry
Deceased Date: 2011-03-15
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Douglas Grant Lochhead I know to be a painstaking scholar in the little investigated realm of Canadian bibliography whose contributions to this branch of learning are already set down in detail in his bibliography. The background which he brings to this specifically Canadian work is one of broad scholarship in the realm of bibliography in general, and in order to fit himself for his work he has taken the somewhat unusual course of learning to be a printer and studying also the techniques of paper making, so that in his investigation of works of the renaissance he cannot be deceived in technical matters. He has also made himself into an expert palaeographer in pursuit of bibliographical study. He is himself a poet, and one of his enthusiasms is university instruction in Canadian poetry, in which he gives special attention to a number of somewhat neglected poets of the nineteenth century, thus giving his course unususal historical framework. He is at present at work on an anthology of nineteenth century Canadian poetry in order that his work may be more readily available to students.
To speak of him personally, he is a man of genial disposition, delightful, with wide cultivation, and in my view fitted to be a Fellow of the Society.
Dr. Michael Locke
Keywords: Structure of bone, ivory, horn, insect biology
Deceased Date: 2013-10-20
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Professor Locke has made important contributions to insect physiology in three broad areas: the determination of pattern in insect development, the structure and function of the insect cuticle, and the changes in structure and function of the insect fat body during metamorphosis. A superb microscopist, he is among those who set the standard by which the quality of electron micrographs is judged. His work as an animator of others is evidenced in the eight volumes which he has edited.
Dr. J. Locke
Deceased Date: 2010-04-29
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Jack L. Locke, widely known for contributions to solar spectroscopy and radioastronomy has made important studies of infra-red solar spectrum. Responsible for planning and establishing the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory, Penticton, B.C. where he made major contributions to knowledge of interstellar hydrogen. Has recently played a leading role in making first measurements of diameters of quasi-stellar objects using interferometer of 3000 km baseline. These results constitute a fundamental breakthrough, making possible radio measurements of distant objects of higher resolving power than is possible by optical methods and stimulating use of similar methods in the U.S. and other countries.
Mr. Clément Lockquell
Deceased Date: 1984-06-26
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Dr. Rupert Lodge
Deceased Date: 1961-03-01
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Dr. Harold Logan
Deceased Date: 1979-04-12
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Dr. Morden Long
Deceased Date: 1965-05-14
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Dr. James Longley
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Dr. Ronald Longley
Deceased Date: 1967-01-07
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