William Finlayson is an exceptionally innovative archaeologist. He has introduced computer applications to archaeological studies, the empirical evaluation of statistical sampling designs of sites, the use in Canada of methods to recover microscopic floral and faunal materials from archaeological matrices, and, most recently, has elevated Iroquoian settlement studies to a new level involving the inter-relationships of more than 70 villages spanning 600 years.

Andrés Finzi is a Canada Research Chair and director of the Retroviral Entry laboratory at the Centre de Recherche du CHUM. He is an internationally recognized leader in HIV replication and antibody effector functions, and his work identified new evasion mechanisms put in place by HIV to avoid immune responses. His work has signification translational implications on the development of new therapeutic strategies to fight HIV.

Andrés Finzi est le titulaire d’une Chaire de recherche du Canada et directeur du laboratoire d’Entrée Rétrovirale au CRCHUM. Il est un chef de file reconnu à l’échelle internationale dans le domaine de la réplication du VIH et des fonctions effectrices des anticorps. Ses travaux ont permis d’identifier plusieurs nouveaux mécanismes d’évasion immunitaire du VIH. Ses travaux ont d’importantes répercussions sur la mise au point de nouvelles stratégies thérapeutiques pour combattre ce virus.

Brian Fitch is one of the world's leading experts on the very well known French writer, Albert Camus. As Founding Editor of the journal, "Albert Camus", published annually since 1968 by Lettres Modernes in Paris and by his other literary and bibliographical studies he has stimulated and co-ordinated studies on this influential author. As a specialist in twentieth century French literature Brian Fitch's expertise is also widely recognized for his articles and books on Bernanos, Céline, Julien Green, Claude Simon, Jean-Paul Sartre, Malraux and Beckett. For the international quality of his scholarship and his distinguished contributions in a wide variety of areas connected with contemporary French literature, the addition of the name of Brian Fitch to the membership of Section 2 adds lustre to the Royal Society of Canada.

Blake Fitzpatrick is a documentary media expert who utilizes photography and text to investigate the dynamic relationship between place and history. His interpretation of the legacies of nuclear production, cultures of militarization, and the post-Cold War histories of the Berlin Wall has consistently highlighted the importance of the inherited landscape. His work raises timely questions regarding the physical and cultural meaning of the aftermath of conflict.

Blake Fitzpatrick est un expert des médias documentaires qui utilise la photographie et le texte pour étudier la relation dynamique entre le lieu et l’histoire. Son interprétation des héritages de la production nucléaire, des cultures de militarisation et de l’histoire du mur de Berlin après la Guerre froide a toujours mis en évidence l’importance des héritages. Son travail soulève des questions d’actualité concernant la signification physique et culturelle des conséquences des conflits.

Thomas E. Flanagan, Department of Political Science, University of Calgary, has written extensively in several distinct areas of Canadian politics. His major work has been in the area of aboriginal politics. His award-winning studies of the life, the writings and the impact of Louis Riel on Canadian society and public policy have been followed by scrupulously exact analyses of the 1885 Rebellion in The North-West and of Métis land claims. He brings to this complex topic a deep and astute understanding of the history of political philosophy and of politico-religious movements. He recently published the first scholarly analysis of Preston Manning and The Reform Party of Canada.

LONG Alison Fleming is widely regarded as the pioneer of neurobiological research on maternal behaviour in laboratory animals and human mothers. She was the first to show that hormones do not control this behaviour one action at a time, but that they influence mothers’ emotions, perceptions, and learning, in relation to young in a way that depends on brain areas that comprise a “maternal circuit”. She has shown that animals’ abilities in competent mothering depend on brain changes that occurred in infancy when they were being mothered. She has shown, too, how comparable hormonal changes and experience affect human mothering. SHORT Alison Fleming is the pioneer of neurobiological research on maternal behaviour in rat and human mothers. She was the first to show that hormones influence maternal emotions, perceptions, and learning through their action on “maternal neural circuits”. She has shown that competent mothering in animals depends on experiences and brain changes that occur in infancy and that comparable hormonal changes and experience are associated with human mothering.

FLOOD, Colleen M. – Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa Colleen M. Flood has pushed the boundaries of health law to illuminate law’s impact on health systems. Her comparative research, comprising dozens of acclaimed articles and books, has brought new insights and knowledge to Canadian and global debates over the appropriate role for, and regulation of, private finance in health systems; the best legal architecture for governing health systems; and how courts can help achieve access for patients while ensuring accountability.

Colleen M. Flood a repoussé les frontières connues afin d’éclairer l’interaction du droit et des systèmes de santé. Grâce à ses vastes travaux de recherche en droit comparé, elle a su insuffler de nouvelles perspectives au débat mondial et canadien entourant le rôle et la réglementation du financement privé des systèmes de santé, l’architecture juridique adaptée à leur gouvernance et la contribution du judiciaire à un meilleur accès aux soins de santé.

Dr. Flynn, Department of Biochemistry, Queen's University, has contributed significantly in two areas of biochemical research. He was a participant in the pioneering work on the isolation, purification and characterization of the new peptide hormone cardionatrin. His laboratory determined the amino acid sequence, that is, the basic structure of this heart hormone. More recently, he has participated in the isolation of the kidney receptor for cardionatrin. He has also contributed in a major way to our understanding of the biochemistry of aldose reductases. His purifications and kinetic studies have led to an organized classification of these enzymes.

Historian Joshua Fogel is internationally renowned for pioneering the study of China and Japan together rather than treating them as separate entities. CRC in East Asian Studies from 2005 to 2019, his influential, prize-winning scholarship on the entangled histories of the two countries has appeared in English, Japanese and Chinese. A keen advocate of translation for knowledge sharing, he has translated 30+ volumes into English from Chinese, Japanese or Yiddish.

Joshua Fogel, en sa qualité d’historien, est reconnu sur le plan international pour avoir été le premier à étudier la Chine et le Japon ensemble plutôt que de les traiter comme des entités distinctes. Titulaire d’une Chaire de recherche du Canada en études de l'Asie de l'Est de 2005 à 2019, ses travaux influents et primés sur l'histoire enchevêtrée des deux pays ont été publiés en anglais, en japonais et en chinois. Fervent défenseur de la traduction pour le partage des connaissances, il a traduit plus de 30 volumes en anglais à partir du chinois, du japonais ou du yiddish.

FONG, Geoffrey - Department of Psychology, University of Waterloo One of the world’s leading global health researchers, Geoffrey T. Fong created and leads an immense research program that is evaluating the population-level impact of tobacco control policies in over 25 countries, covering over two-thirds of the world’s tobacco users. The International Tobacco Control (ITC) Project has made ground-breaking contributions to advancing science and policies to accelerate and strengthen governmental and advocacy efforts to combat the global tobacco epidemic.

L’un des chercheurs les plus éminents dans le domaine de la santé mondiale, Geoffrey T. Fong a créé un immense programme de recherche qui évalue l’impact des politiques de lutte contre le tabagisme à l’échelle de la population dans plus de 25 pays, couvrant ainsi plus des deux tiers des utilisateurs de tabac au monde. Le « International Tobacco Control Project » (ITC) a fait des contributions révolutionnaires pour l’avancement de la science et des politiques dans le but de renforcer les efforts gouvernementaux pour la lutte contre l’épidémie du tabagisme.

Derek C. Ford, Professor of Geography at McMaster University, is recognized throughout the world for his scientific studies of caves, the processes leading to their formation, their role in the hydrological cycle, and the record of paleoclimate and geological history which is preserved in the sediments and deposits which they contain. Professor Ford has explored and mapped caves throughout the world, and, through his writings and teachings, has greatly advanced our appreciation of the special significance of these landforms in the recent history of the earth. His work has brought him great distinction in the scientific community, as attested to by numerous medals and citations.