Grossmann is a USERN Prize winner, Fellow of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, and one of the world’s leading scholars for wisdom, judgment, and cultural evolution. As the founder of the Behavioral and Social Science Forecasting Collaborative and host of the OnWisdom Podcast, he builds interdisciplinary initiatives across a spectrum of disciplines and translates his internationally lauded research into accessible knowledge dissemination activities relevant to our global community.

M. Grossmann est lauréat du prix USERN, membre de la Society for Personality and Social Psychology et l'un des principaux spécialistes mondiaux de la sagesse, du jugement et de l'évolution culturelle. Fondateur du Behavioral and Social Science Forecasting Collaborative et animateur du balado OnWisdom, il met en place des initiatives interdisciplinaires dans un éventail de disciplines et traduit ses recherches internationalement reconnues en activités de diffusion des connaissances accessibles et pertinentes pour notre communauté mondiale.

Professor Isobel Grundy is an internationally acclaimed authority on eighteenth-century literature and on early modem women's writing. Her work includes an outstanding book on Samuel Johnson, many articles on early women writers, and hundreds of entries for "A Feminist Companion to Literature in English", which she co-edited. She had edited much of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's work and published her biography. She is working on the electronic textbase and the volume on early modern women for "The Orlando Project's Integrated History of Women Writers of the British Isles". With brilliant archival work, wide-ranging scholarly knowledge, exemplary accuracy, astute interpretation and a lively style of her own, she has reclaimed dozens of early women writers from obscurity.

LONG CITATION Peter Grütter is a world expert in nanoscience. He has made seminal contributions to magnetic force microscopy and has contributed broadly to all aspects of scanning probe microscopy, particularly related to the quantitative understanding of the images produced. Grütter's group machines the tips of his scanning probe microscopes atom by atom, thereby permitting characterization, control and design at the nanometer scale. With this refined tool, he has made important contributions to the fundamental understanding of such issues as quantum transport, micromagnetic switching in magnetic media storage, and superconducting quantum vortices. SHORT CITATION Peter Grütter has made seminal contributions to magnetic force microscopy. Probe tips are machined atom by atom, permitting characterization, control and design at the nanometer scale. He has made important contributions to the fundamental understanding of quantum transport, micromagnetic switching and superconducting quantum vortices.

Long Citation (for publication and press release) Pengfei Guan, McGill University, is widely recognized as the leading researcher of his generation in the study of fully non-linear elliptic partial differential equations, a deep and central area of mathematics which has very important applications in geometry and in mathematical physics. His achievements include the solution of several long-standing open problems in geometric analysis, such as the oblique derivative problem for elliptic operators, which was first stated by Poincare in 1912, the higher dimensional Christoffel-Minkowski problem, which goes back to Weyl in 1916 and was solved by Nirenberg in 1953 in the two dimensional case, and the regularity problem for degenerate Monge-Ampere equations. Pengfei Guan has held the Canada Research Chair in geometric analysis at McGill University since 2005. Short Citation (to be read at the Induction Ceremony) Pengfei Guan is widely recognized as the leading researcher of his generation in the study of fully non-linear elliptic partial differential equations, a deep and central area of mathematics which has very important applications in geometry and in mathematical physics. His achievements include the solution of several long-standing open problems in geometric analysis and the regularity problem for degenerate Monge-Ampere equations.

Yvan Guindon is one of Canada's most dynamic and brilliant organic chemists under the age of 40. In less than 10 years since his Ph.D. degree, he has gained worldwide recognition for his outstanding contributions to bio-organic, medicinal and organic chemistry. His meteoric rise through the ranks in a highly competitive industrial environment is a reflection of his many talents as a premier scientist and a true leader. In addition to his numerous activities, Dr. Guindon is also an adjunct professor in the department of chemistry at the Université de Montréal. Dr. Guindon is a most deserving candidate to be nominated for fellowship in the Royal Society of Canada.

Joseph Gulsoy, a historian of Hispanic Linguistics, taught at the Department of Spanish and Portuguese of the University of Toronto (1958-1991, as emeritus 1992-1998): History of the Spanish Language Spanish Phonetics, Old Spanish, History of the Portuguese Language, Medieval Catalan Language and Literature. He studied with the world renowned linguist Professor J. Coromines and later collaborated with him in the preparation of the monumental Diccionari Etimologic i Complementari de la Llengua Catalana I-IX (1980-1991) and Onomasticon Cataloniae I-VIII (1994-1997), and is the author of several books and scores of monographic articles on Catalan lexicography and historical grammar, hispanic etymology and historical phonetics. He enjoys international renown, and was given honorary doctorate by the University of Barcelona (1998) and the University of Valencia (1999), and the Cross of Sant Jordi by the regional Government of Catalonia (1998).

Sneja Gunew is a leading international scholar of postcolonial and multicultural feminist cultural studies. She has emerged as one of Canada's most thought-provoking interpreters of how comparative multicultural studies function in global and national contexts. Her contributions also give unprecedented voice to both the longings and the resistances of ethnic minority groups and women marginalized by traditional discourses.

Sepali Guruge has significantly advanced knowledge about immigrants’ health through her innovative Nursing research program, and is widely known for her contributions to addressing violence against women in Canadian immigrant communities. Her commitment to applying a global health perspective to the topic has led to collaborations with colleagues in Asia, Africa, Europe, and South and North America. She has published in five languages, making her work accessible beyond English-speaking audiences.

Sepali Guruge a fait avancer de manière significative les connaissances sur la santé des immigrants grâce à son programme innovant de recherche en sciences infirmières. Elle est largement reconnue pour ses contributions à la lutte contre les violences faites aux femmes dans les communautés canadiennes d’immigrants. Son engagement à appliquer une perspective sanitaire mondiale à son sujet a donné naissance à des collaborations avec des collègues en Asie, en Afrique, en Europe et en Amérique du Sud et du Nord. Elle a été publiée dans cinq langues, rendant ainsi ses travaux accessibles aux publics non anglophones.

Roderick I.L. Guthrie, Macdonald Professor of Metallurgy and Director of McGill's Metals Processing Centre, is a scientific leader in the application of advanced heat, mass, and fluid flow theory to the analysis, improvement, and design of a wide range of metallurgical processing operations. His pioneering research on liquid,metals, for instance, spans such topics as gas bubbling/jetting systems, filtration of inclusions, melting and mixing phenomena of alloy additions, and complex three-dimensional metal flows in furnaces, ladles, tundishes, and strip-casting machines. The author of two acclaimed textbooks and a prolific inventor, he is co-inventor of the LIMCA inclusion detector now in routine use for process optimization and quality assurance of melts of aluminum.

GUYATT, Gordon H. - Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, McMaster University In 1990, Gordon Guyatt coined the term “evidence based medicine” (EBM). Since then, he has championed evidence-based approaches to clinical decision making, including enormous contributions in clinical research, training hundreds of clinicians-educators and dozens of clinician scientists. His Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature laid the groundwork for subsequent EBM writings. His contributions include seminal work in methodology underlying randomized trials, systematic reviews, health status measurement, and clinical practice guidelines.

GUYATT, Gordon H. - Département d’épidémiologie clinique et de biostatistique, McMaster University En 1990, Gordon Guyatt a créé l’expression « médecine basée sur les faits » (Evidence based medicine). Depuis, il s’est fait le champion d’approches factuelles dans le processus décisionnel clinique, contribuant ainsi à l’avancement de la recherche clinique, formant des centaines de cliniciens-éducateurs, et des dizaines de chercheurs cliniciens. Ses guides de l’utilisateur de la littérature médicale ont servi de bases à de nombreux écrits dans le domaine. On compte au nombre de ses contributions, des travaux de recherche précurseurs sur la méthodologie des essais aléatoires, des révisions systématiques, de la mesure de l’état de santé et des guides de pratique clinique.

Diane Gérin-Lajoie is recognized for her scholarship on official language minorities in Canada and their schools. Her expertise in the areas of identity and youth in minority language schools, as well as teacher identity in those schools make her a pioneer in the comparative analysis of Canada`s two official linguistic minority groups. Recipient of multiple research funds, Diane Gérin-Lajoie makes a significant contribution to the study of official language minorities in Canada.

Diane Gérin-Lajoie est reconnue pour ses travaux sur les minorités de langue officielle au Canada et leurs écoles. Son expertise dans les domaines du rapport à l’identité chez les jeunes et chez les enseignantes et enseignants des écoles de la minorité font d’elle une pionnière dans l’analyse comparative des deux groupes linguistiques. Récipiendaire de multiples fonds de recherche, Diane Gérin-Lajoie se distingue par sa contribution significative à l’étude des minorités de langue officielle au Canada.