Dr. Kamran Khan

Kamran Khan headshot

Using geographic information systems, natural language processing and artificial intelligence, the multidisciplinary team at BlueDot has been able to predict the worldwide spread of influenza, and track the spread of recent outbreaks, including Ebola and the Zika virus.

Tom Chau

Tom Chau headshot

Dr. Tom Chau has developed pioneering access technologies to help non-verbal individuals overcome communication obstacles.

Christi Belcourt

two people posing with award

Christi Belcourt uses cutting-edge applied arts and design and new technologies in an effort to raise awareness and to create momentum toward innovative societal change while respecting traditional protocols and ancestral cultural traditions

Paul Santerre

two people posing with award

Paul Santerre invented Endexo technology, a unique compound of surface-modifying macro molecules that are added to plastics during the manufacturing process of medical devices.

Marie-Odile Junker

Marie Odile Junker headshot

Marie-Odile Junker has been a pioneer with respect to endangered Aboriginal languages in Canada, exploring how information and communication technologies can be used to preserve these languages.

Bonnie Mallard

Don Moore headshot

Bonnie Mallard created the High Immune Response Technology (HIR), which manages livestock health through genetic identification.

Naila Moloo

laureate headshot

Naila Moloo’s idea for a transparent and flexible solar cell would unlock applications such as bendable electronics, smart clothing, and solar windows.

Aeropure

laureate headshot

AeroPure is a moonshot project that uses 7 mm cellulose and alginate aerogel beads sourced from biowaste to remove 99% of chemical contaminants present in polluted water.

MerPAS: Mercury Passive Air Sampler

person posing in safety gear at volcano site

MerPAS is an innovative sampler for monitoring mercury pollution in the air. It runs without the need for electricity or gas, using controlled diffusion of air and a carbon material to capture mercury from the atmosphere.

The Signal for Help

person outdoor headshot

In 2020, the Canadian Women’s Foundation launched the Signal for Help to help abuse survivors in the pandemic’s spike of gendered violence.

This site is registered on wpml.org as a development site. Switch to a production site key to remove this banner.