Dr. Christine Carter is an internationally recognized performer and recording artist. Known for visionary interdisciplinary projects, she has performed at prestigious venues around the world, from Carnegie Hall to the Sydney Opera House. An Associate Professor at Memorial University, Dr. Carter is also a sought-after expert in performance psychology. As a researcher and workshop presenter, she has helped thousands of musicians worldwide become more effective on stage and in practice.

Christine Carter est une artiste de renommée internationale. Connue pour ses projets interdisciplinaires visionnaires, elle s'est produite dans des lieux prestigieux du monde entier, de Carnegie Hall à l'Opéra de Sydney. Professeure agrégée au sein de la Memorial University, Mme Carter est également une experte en psychologie de la performance. En tant que chercheuse et animatrice d'ateliers, elle a aidé des milliers de musiciens dans le monde entier à devenir plus efficaces sur scène et dans la pratique.

Linguiste de réputation internationale, Fernand Carton, Université de Nancy, France, a fondé le laboratoire de phonétique de Nancy. Ses recherches sur l'accentuation et l'intonation ont contribué à mieux faire connaître ces aspects prosodiques de la langue, non seulement dans 1'étude des différents types de discours, tel le conte, mais aussi dans les travaux de dialectologie où cette approche a été révolutionnaire. Les études sur les parlers francophones du Canada devront, en ce sens, beaucoup aux recherches de Carton sur les dialectes du nord et de l'ouest de la France. Carton a également grandement contribué à la vulgarisation scientifique de ses recherches en phonétique générale, prosodie et dialectologie.

William Casselman is one of the leaders in the algebraic study of representations of p-adic groups, and has also contributed substantially to the theory of real groups, maintaining always a balance between the general and the particular. Cohomological methods are now of major importance in the study of infinite-dimensional representations. He was one of the pioneers in their use. His study of admissible representations of p-adic groups not only lays the formulations of the subject but also yields many important explicit formulae. Exploiting general analytic methods, he has also deepened our understanding of matrix coefficients of real groups.

In addition to being Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School and editor (24 years) of the "Canadian Bar Review" , he has been a visiting professor at the following Canadian universities: Ottawa, McGill, Montreal, Toronto, Moncton and Laval and the following foreign universities: Puerto Rico, Nice, Lisbon, Mexico Paris I, Paris II, Osaka, Hiroshima, Tokyo, Aix Marseilles and the Hague Academy of International Law. Fluently bilingual, he has made a major contribution to the basic textual materials in Canada on both Private and Public International Law through over 100 major articles in both English and French and 14 books, of which the most important are: "Private International Law", 1960; "Conflict of Laws", 4th ed.; "Canadian Conflict of Laws", 2 vols.; "The Civil Law System of the Province of Quebec", 2nd. ed.; "International Law Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied in Canada", 3rd. ed. and "Extraterritorality in International Trade".

Heather Castleden is a community-engaged human geographer; she has spent two decades doing research in partnership with Indigenous peoples across the country by aligning her expertise with their priorities for sovereignty and resurgence in governance across multiple spheres including treaty implementation, water management, and renewable energy development. She also concentrates her energies in supporting research ethics and accountability, the politics of knowledge production, and decolonizing settler colonialism in institutional settings.

Heather Castleden est une géographe humaine engagée dans la communauté. Elle a passé deux décennies à faire de la recherche en partenariat avec des peuples autochtones à travers le pays en alignant son expertise sur leurs priorités en matière de souveraineté et de résurgence de la gouvernance dans de multiples sphères, notamment la mise en œuvre des traités, la gestion de l'eau et le développement des énergies renouvelables. Elle s’efforce également de soutenir l'éthique et la responsabilité en matière de recherche, la politique de production de connaissances et la déconstruction du colonialisme au sein des milieux institutionnels.

Long Citation Professor Caulfield is an international leader in the field of health law. His influential research, particularly his analysis of the legal and social issues associated with emerging technologies, has been cited by numerous provincial, national and international policy makers, including the Supreme Court of Canada, the OECD and the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health. Professor Caulfield is an international leader in the field of health law. His scholarly activity has resulted in over 120 academic publications and book chapters. His influential research, particularly his analysis of the legal and social issues associated with emerging technologies, has been cited by numerous provincial, national and international policy makers, including the Supreme Court of Canada, the OECD and the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health. He has been closely involved in the production of many influential policy documents, including several by the Canadian Biotechnology Advisory Committee, the Canadian Institute of Health Research and the Royal Society of Canada. Short Citation Professor Caulfield is an international leader in the field of health law whose scholarly activity has resulted in over 120 academic publications and book chapters. His influential research, particularly his analysis of the legal and social issues associated with emerging technologies, has been cited by numerous provincial, national and international policy makers, including the Supreme Court of Canada.

Antonio Cazorla-Sánchez is an internationally recognized historian of political violence and dictatorship in 20th-century Europe, especially of the Spanish Civil War and the Francisco Franco regime. A prominent participant in the important public debates about Spain’s difficult past and how it is remembered, he is well-known for his innovative contributions to public history, including co-founding and co-directing Spanish Civil War: A Virtual Museum, the world’s first museum about the conflict.

Antonio Cazorla-Sánchez est un historien reconnu sur le plan international, spécialiste de la violence politique et de la dictature dans l'Europe du XXe siècle, en particulier de la guerre civile espagnole et du régime de Francisco Franco. Il participe activement aux grands débats publics sur le passé difficile de l'Espagne et sur ses commémorations. Il est connu pour ses contributions novatrices à l'histoire publique, notamment en tant que cofondateur et codirecteur de Spanish Civil War : A Virtual Museum, le premier musée au monde consacré à ce conflit.

The work of R.V.S. Chacon deals with probability and ergodic theory. His papers are characterized by outstanding originality and clever ingenuity. He has solved difficult outstanding problems. Among these achievements is a complete answer to a deep conjecture of E. Hopf of 1954 in the Chacon-Ornstein ergodic theorem. In answer to a question of Halmos he has constructed a 1-1 measure preserving transformation of the unit interval into itself which has a continuous spectrum, no non-singular square root and is not strongly mixing in the ergodic sense. Much of his work contains promise of interesting subsequent development, some of which has already been realized in the rather large number of his joint papers.

Mallar Chakravarty is an award-winning computational neuroscientist. He foundational contributions in neuroimaging have been used to study neuroanatomy, population-level brain variation, and model systems of brain disease by integrating techniques from data science, neuroscience, and biological psychiatry. His multi-scale and -disciplinary approach have demonstrated novel associations between behaviour, whole brain phenotypes, and their putative cellular and molecular underpinnings. His internationally recognized research has resulted in >310 publications and >22,000 citations.

Mallar Chakravarty est neuroscientifique informatique et a reçu de nombreuses distinctions. Ses contributions fondamentales dans le domaine de la neuro-imagerie ont été utilisées pour étudier la neuroanatomie, les variations cérébrales au niveau de la population et les systèmes modèles de maladies cérébrales en intégrant des techniques issues de la science des données, des neurosciences et de la psychiatrie biologique. Son approche pluridisciplinaire et à plusieurs niveaux a permis de mettre en évidence de nouvelles associations entre le comportement, les phénotypes du cerveau entier et leurs fondements cellulaires et moléculaires supposés. Ses recherches reconnues internationalement ont donné lieu à plus de 310 publications et plus de 22 000 citations.

Dr. John Challis, Director of the Medical Research Council Group in Fetal and Neonatal Health and Development, is an international leader in reproductive biology. He has made very substantial contributions to an understanding of the endocrinology of pregnancy and parturition, and of fetal hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal development. This has been done by pursuing the general hypothesis that birth is initiated through the sequential maturation of an endocrine organ communication system, beginning with the fetal hypothalamic - hypophyseal adrenal axis, and with subsequent influences on intra-uterine hormone production, and myometrial contractility. John Challis has used very effectively a comparative approach in studies of sheep, monkey and humans that provide advances of a fundamental and theoretical nature that have major clinical relevance. Dr. Challis was elected as President of the Canadian Physiological Society and received a number of awards including the G. Malcolm Brown Memorial Award of CFBS and the President's Scientific Achievement Award of the Society for Gynaecologic Investigation.

CHAMBERS, Ann – Departments of Oncology, Medical Biophysics, and Pathology, Western University Ann Chambers is one of Canada’s most internationally renowned experts on tumor progression and metastasis, the cause of most cancer deaths. Among her many exceptional achievements in basic and translational cancer research aimed at benefitting patients are the development of novel ways to image metastasis, identification of dormant cancer cells that resist treatment and later form metastases, and development of approaches for studying biomarkers of cancer progression in patients.

Ann Chambers est une experte canadienne renommée sur le plan international dans le domaine de la progression tumorale et des métastases, la cause de la plupart des décès liés au cancer. Ses réalisations exceptionnelles en recherche fondamentale et translationnelle sur le cancer se traduisent par le développement novateur de méthodes d’imagerie des métastases, l’identification de cellules cancéreuses dormantes résistantes au traitement et qui forment ensuite des métastases, et le développement d’approches pour l’étude des biomarqueurs de la progression du cancer chez les patients.