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Centenary Medal
- 2005 - Ernest A. McCulloch & James E. Till
- 2002 - Eric R. Kandel
- 1994 - L'Atlas historique du Canada
- 1993 - Thomas Clark
- 1990 - Les responsables du Dictionnaire biographique du Canada
- 1989 - R.G. Worton, L.-C. Tsui & J.R. Riodan
- 1988 - Horace Krever, M.T. Aye & Rod Fraser
- 1988 - J. Pouilloux
- 1986 - Mel Hurtig & James Marsh
- 1986 - Henry Regier
- 1983 - Alain Gourdon
- 1982 - 89 personnes (H.F. Angus, R.E. Bell, S.D. Clark, W.H. Cook, C.E. Dolman, H.E. Duckworth, R.E. Folinsbee, Claude Fortier, G.M. Harrison, Gerhard Herzberg, J. Larkin Kerwin, Kaye Lamb, Maurice Lebel, Léon Lortie, A.R.M. Lower, Joseph Pearce, Guy Sylvestre, H.G. Thode, J.T. Wilson, D.M> Baird, James Gibbard, J.T. Henderson, W.C. Hood, J.W. Hopkins, L.E. Howlett, R.H. Hubbard, Léopold Lamontagne, Séraphin Marion, Fernand Ouellet, D.A. Ramsay, S.C. Robinson, J.M. Robson, C.P. Stacey, G.J. Thiessen, E. Whalley, K. Whitham, K.D. McRae, K.U. Ingold, J. Milton Bell, T. Blachut, G.C. Butler, A.M. Fallis, F. Kenneth Hare, A. Vallance Jones, G.C. Laurence, R.F. Legget, W.B. Lewis, J.L. Locke, Denis Szabo, Marc-Adélard Tremblay, Paul Wyczynski, Morris Zaslow, George D. Garland, Francess G. Halpenny, D.G. Hurst, K.J. Laidler, A.G. McKay, Jacques Monet, Pierre Garneau, The Duke of Edinburgh, Roland Michener, Andrew Huxley, Edouard Bonnefous, Edward Schreyer, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Bora Laskin, Jean Marchand, Jeanne Sauvé, William Davis, Richard Hatfield, Peter Lougheed, Paul GErmain, André Fortier, Gordon MaNabb, Tim Porteous, Stuart L. Smith, President of the Polish Academy of Science, President of the Royal Society of South Africa, Maurice Leroy, Roger Guindon, W.E. Taylor Jr., Wilfred I. Smith, Guy Sylvestre, J.K. Galbraith, Pierre George, Jacques Henripin, Sylvia Ostry, Frank Press and Francis Sparshott)
Top of Page2005 - Ernest A. McCulloch & James E. Till
Ernest A. McCulloch, FRSC, and James E. Till, FRSC, of the Ontario Cancer Institute are the 2005 recipients of the Centenary Medal of the Royal Society of Canada celebrating the continued contributions their research has made to stem cell research. Co-winners of the 2005 Albert Lasker Award for Basic Research, Drs. McCulloch and Till are recognized for their revolutionary research in experimental haematology. Their most prominent discovery, that of hemopoietic stem cells in 1961, was rapidly followed by a classic set of papers describing their nature and the genetics that control these cells. From this work they developed detailed studies of the nature of leukemia leading in turn to contributions on other forms of cancer and the care of those afflicted with the disease. Throughout, their scientific careers have been illuminated by unswerving efforts to serve the community and promote the highest ideals of health care.
2002 - Eric R. Kandel
Eric R. Kandel, Center for Neurobiology and Behavior, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, is a neuroscientist who has enjoyed a distinguished career investigating the mechanisms of learning and memory formation at the cellular and molecular level. Using the marine snail Aplysia Califomica as a model, he has used a reductionist approach to bridge the gap between the molecular biology and behavioral psychology. In a now classic series of experiments, Eric R. Kandel has explained the fundamental neuronal mechanisms underlying learning and memory storage at the cellular level. His discoveries open up entirely new ways of understanding human memory and its disorders.
2000 Nobel Prize co-winner for Medicine, Eric Kandel has received numerous international awards as well as 10 Honorary Degrees from universities in the Unites States and abroad.
1994 - L'Atlas historique du Canada
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1993 - Thomas Clark
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1990 - Les responsables du Dictionnaire biographique du Canada
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1989 - R.G. Worton, L.-C. Tsui & J.R. Riodan
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1988 - Horace Krever, M.T. Aye & Rod Fraser
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1988 - J. Pouilloux
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1986 - Mel Hurtig & James Marsh
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1986 - Henry Regier
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1982 - 89 personnes (H.F. Angus, R.E. Bell, S.D. Clark, W.H. Cook, C.E. Dolman, H.E. Duckworth, R.E. Folinsbee, Claude Fortier, G.M. Harrison, Gerhard Herzberg, J. Larkin Kerwin, Kaye Lamb, Maurice Lebel, Léon Lortie, A.R.M. Lower, Joseph Pearce, Guy Sylvestre, H.G. Thode, J.T. Wilson, D.M> Baird, James Gibbard, J.T. Henderson, W.C. Hood, J.W. Hopkins, L.E. Howlett, R.H. Hubbard, Léopold Lamontagne, Séraphin Marion, Fernand Ouellet, D.A. Ramsay, S.C. Robinson, J.M. Robson, C.P. Stacey, G.J. Thiessen, E. Whalley, K. Whitham, K.D. McRae, K.U. Ingold, J. Milton Bell, T. Blachut, G.C. Butler, A.M. Fallis, F. Kenneth Hare, A. Vallance Jones, G.C. Laurence, R.F. Legget, W.B. Lewis, J.L. Locke, Denis Szabo, Marc-Adélard Tremblay, Paul Wyczynski, Morris Zaslow, George D. Garland, Francess G. Halpenny, D.G. Hurst, K.J. Laidler, A.G. McKay, Jacques Monet, Pierre Garneau, The Duke of Edinburgh, Roland Michener, Andrew Huxley, Edouard Bonnefous, Edward Schreyer, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Bora Laskin, Jean Marchand, Jeanne Sauvé, William Davis, Richard Hatfield, Peter Lougheed, Paul GErmain, André Fortier, Gordon MaNabb, Tim Porteous, Stuart L. Smith, President of the Polish Academy of Science, President of the Royal Society of South Africa, Maurice Leroy, Roger Guindon, W.E. Taylor Jr., Wilfred I. Smith, Guy Sylvestre, J.K. Galbraith, Pierre George, Jacques Henripin, Sylvia Ostry, Frank Press and Francis Sparshott)No citations available.