Prix d’excellence en recherche de l’Université d’Ottawa University of Ottawa Award for Excellence in Research

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Anciens récipiendaires - Past winners (Titre de la Conférence du prix de recherche suit le nom)  (Research Lecture title follows name of winner) 2009-10 Katherine Lippel, Section Droit civil 2008-09 Ivan Stojmenovic, SITE "Journey Through Applied Algorithms" 2007-08 Hussein Mouftah, SITE "Wireless Sensor Networks in the e-Society" 2006-07 Nancy Edwards, School of Nursing "What makes community health interventions work?" 2005-06  Constance Backhouse, Common Law Section Rape in the House of Commons: The 1929 Prosecution of Louis Auger, Former uOttawa Professor 2004-05  Annette O'Connor, School of Nursing Yes, no, maybe, helping patients make tough decisions 2003-04  Steve Perry, Department of Biology Strategies for Coping with Stress, and Other Fish Tales 2002-03  Shana Poplack, Department of Linguistics Uncovering the Hidden Origins of Everyday Language 2001-02  Gregor Bochmann, School of Information Technology  and Engineering Why art is Needed for Software Development 2000-01  Gary Slater, Department of Physics La vie, molécule par molécule: sorting, moving and teasing polymers 1999-00  Heather Davis, School of Rehabilitation Sciences Using DNA to modulate the immune system: potential impact on vaccines, cancer therapies and allergy 1998-99  Emery Fortin, Department of Physics La science à l’envers: From Solar Cells to Bose-Einstein Condensation” 1997-98  Nicolas Georganas, School of Information Technology and Engineering Ecouter ou étouffer le chant des sirènes: le Web et le multimédia apprivoisés Resisting or Embracing the Sirens’ Song: Multimedia and the Web for the Wise 1996-97  David Handelman, Department of Mathematics and Statisctics On the Dynamics of the Binomial Theorem 1995-96  Robert Korneluk, Department of Pediatrics Research into Molecular Genetics: From Muscular Dystrophy to Cell Suicide 1994-95  Chad Gaffield, Department of History The Renewing of Canadian History:  Nouvelles questions, nouvelles sources, nouvelles méthodes 1993-94  Juan (Tito) Scaiano, Department of Chemistry From Magnets to Power Lines: How they Influence Chemical Reactions 1992-93 M. Gilles Paquet, Faculté d’administration Sciences transversales et savoirs d’expérience: The Art of Trespassing 1991-92  Alvin Mahrer, School of Psychology Opening the Closed Doors of Distinguished Psychotherapists: The Discovery of how Change Occurs in Psychotherapy Sessions 1990-91  Howard Alper, Department of Chemistry Basic Research: From Petrochemicals to Pharmaceuticals and Beyond 1989-90 M. Jean-Louis Major, Département des lettres françaises A la recherche d’un texte authentique 1988-89  David Levine, Department of Nephrology Inside the Kidney: Neither Dull nor Void 1987-88  John Holmes, Department of Chemistry Cultivating my Chemical Garden 1986-87  Jan Veizer, Department of Geology The Earth and its Life: Systems Perspective 1985-86  Stanislaw S. Stuchly, Department of Electrical Engineering Radio Waves and our Bodies 1984-85  William Dray, Department of Philosophy Causal Controversy in History 1983-84  Jean Himms-Hagen, Department of Biochemistry Body Heat, Food and Fatness 1982-83  Walter Tarnopolsky, Common Law Section International Supervision of Human Rights: The U.N. Experience 1981-82 M. Gérald Beaudoin, Section de droit civil Rapatriement et puis aprés? Repatriation now what? 1980-81  Morris Kates, Department of Biochemistry Adventures in Membrane-Land 1979-80 M. Fernand Ouellet, Département d'histoire Le paysan canadien-français d'avant 1850: libéré ou exploité? 1978-79  Gordin Kaplan, Department of Biology Self and Non-Self: Narcissism at the Cell Level (Moi et l'autre: aventures d'un lymphomane) 1977-78  Nigel Howard, Faculty of Administration Powerful Paradoxes 1976-77 M. Marcel Trudel, Département d'histoire L'Homme de ma génération, homme d'ancien régime 1975-76 M. Marcel LeBlanc, Département de physique Harnessing Perpetual Motion: Frozen Asset or Future Prospect? 1974-75  Wilbert J. Keon, Department of Surgery Coronary Heart Surgery: New Directions 1973-74 M. Donat Pharand, Section de droit civil The Northwest Passage: Un souci des canadiens 1972-73 M. Jean Ménard, Département de lettres françaises Albert Besnard - le magnifique 1971-72  Benjamin C.Y. Lu, Department of Chemical Engineering Turning Water into Wine 1970-71  Keith J. Laidler, Department of Chemistry The Seeds of Time 1969-70 M. Benoît Garceau, o.m.i., Faculté de philosophie Les niveaux de la critique 1968-69  Paul Wyczynski, Département de lettres françaises Nelligan et la Musique 1967-68 M. Léonard F. Bélanger, Département d'histologie et embryologie Bonescapes by Atomlight 1966-67  Brian E. Conway, Department of Chemistry Electricity and Chemistry: Some Reflections on Historical and Contemporary Work 1965-66  John Ertl, Faculty of Psychology Evoked Potential and Intelligence 1964-65 M. Eugène Roberto, Département de lettres françaises Réflexion littéraire: Claudel 1963-64  Margaret Beznak, Department of Physiology Experiments on Enlargement of the Heart