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Found 277 scientist(s) working on all fields in all regions.

Maude Abbott

Pathologist. Developed a classification system for congenital heart diseases

Frank Dawson Adams

Founder of modern structural geology; Canada’s most eminent geologist prior to 1950

Ian Keith Affleck

Researching the theory of elementary particles, condensed matter and cosmology

Albert Juan Aguayo

Studies regeneration of neurons in the brain and spinal chord

John Alcock

Expert in laser and plasma physics

Howard Alper

World leader in field of catalytic organic chemistry

Sid Altman

Discovered catalytic RNA, for which he won the Nobel Prize in 1989

Gail Anderson

entomology, insects, forensics, crime

Robin Louis Armstrong

Research in condensed matter physics

James Greig Arthur

Mathematician; internationally recognized for his outstanding advances in unifying the mathematical fields of algebra and analysis

Harold Leslie Atwood

One of Canada’s most distinguished neuroscientists, who studies mechanisms of synaptic transmission

Lorne Babiuk

International authority in veterinary virology and immunology

Richard F.W. Bader

One of Canada's most prominent theoretical chemists, specializing in molecular structure and reactivity.

Patricia A. Baird

Past Chair, Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies and key scientist in the current discussion on the ethical and social policy implications of genetic knowledge.

George Michael Bancroft

Developer of Mössbauer spectroscopy

Sir Frederick Grant Banting

Successfully isolated insulin and received the Nobel Prize

Murray Llewellyn Barr

Discovered sex chromatin

Leonard A. Barrie

Pioneer and international leader researching acid rain, arctic air pollution, ozone depletion and climate change.

Helen Irene Battle

Pioneered the idea of using fish eggs to study the effects of cancer causing substances on cell growth.

Richard J. Beamish

Fisheries scientist; discovered the effect of acid rain on fish and demonstrated climate cycles in Canada’s lakes and oceans.

Axel D. Becke

Leading researcher in the application of Density Functional Theory to molecules, changing a fundamental way in which molecules are described.

Bryan Patrick Beirne

Internationally recognized pioneer in integrated pest management and the application of biological techniques to pest control.

Alexander Graham Bell

Worked with the deaf, inventor.

Helen Belyea

One of the first female geologists allowed to work in the field by the Geological Survey of Canada and only the second woman to work as a geologist. The first was Alice Wilson.

Edith Berkely

Expert in the field of polychaete taxonomy

Louis Bernatchez

Top Canadian molecular biologist studying the genetics of fish populations

Charles Herbert Best

Co-discoverer of insulin

John Bienenstock

Immunologist; international authority on mucosal immunity.

Davidson Black

Identified a new species of ancient human, “Peking Man”

Myer Bloom

A pioneer in the field of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance who is now applying his expertise to the study of biological membranes.

James Robert Bolton

Studies in photochemistry and the photodegradation of pollutants

J. Richard (Dick) Bond

Theoretical studies of the cosmic background radiation and dark energy, and lead theoretician on the Boomerang experiment.

Roberta Lynn Bondar

First Canadian woman astronaut in space

Jonathan M. Borwein

Internationally renowned mathematician who, with his brother Peter, calculated the value of pi to a new world record.

Peter B. Borwein

Internationally renowned mathematician who, with his brother Jonathan, calculated the value of pi to a new world record.

Gabrielle L. Boulianne

Neurobiologist who has used the common fruit fly as a model to study aging and human neurodegenerative diseases such as Lou Gehrig's disease and Alzheimer's.

Norman L. Bowen

A founding father of experimental petrology.

Gladys Boyd

Among the first doctors to treat diabetic children with insulin

Willard S. Boyle

Co-Inventor of the Charge Coupled Device for which he won the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics

Gilles Brassard

Discovered quantum computing techniques that employ quantum entanglement to advance communications and cryptography into the Age of Entanglement. The invention of quantum cryptography and quantum...

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