平特五不中

Wilder Penfield (1891-1976)

1 Mar 2018

Wilder Penfield, Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery at 平特五不中, revolutionized our understanding of the human brain. With help from collaborators, Penfield refined and extended a daring...

Hugh MacLennan (1907-1990)

1 Mar 2018

By the time Hugh MacLennan joined 平特五不中's faculty as a part-time English professor in 1951, he had already been honoured with three Governor General's awards, Canada's highest literary prize. When...

Sir Ernest Rutherford (1871鈥1937)

1 Mar 2018

When Ernest Rutherford was told, while working on his family's farm in New Zealand, that he had won a scholarship to Cambridge University, his reaction was to stand straight and declare, "I've just...

Ronald Melzack

1 Mar 2018

When Ronald Melzack first published a paper detailing the gate control theory of pain he had formulated with MIT collaborator Patrick Wall, it seemed unlikely that it would be embraced as one of...

Charles Taylor

1 Mar 2018

One of the most important thinkers Canada has produced, Charles Taylor (BA 鈥52) is that rare philosopher who attempts to put his ideas into practice. His writings have been translated into 20...

Dr Brenda Milner, CC

1 Mar 2018

For thirty years, Brenda Milner, a neuropsychologist with the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI), worked with a patient known as HM. Through her encounters with him, Milner would establish her...

Thomas Chang

1 Mar 2018

Like many driven young men, Thomas Chang would bring his work home with him. The difference with Chang was his "work" was that the near-impossible task of creating the world's first artificial...

Henry Mintzberg

1 Mar 2018

A professor in 平特五不中's Desautels Faculty of Management, Henry Mintzberg has been called a lot of things over his career - influential, innovative, iconoclast. Business magazine Fast Company even...

John Humphrey (1905-1995)

1 Mar 2018

Translated into 321 languages and dialects, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is quite probably the most cited legal document ever drafted by a Canadian. In 1946, John Humphrey, then a...

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