Prix Marie-Victorin
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The Prix Marie-Victorin is an award by the Government of Quebec that is part of the Prix du Québec, which "goes to researchers in the pure and applied sciences whose work lies in fields outside biomedicine. These fields include the natural and physical sciences, engineering, and technology, and the agricultural sciences". [1] It is named in honour of Brother Marie Victorin.
[edit] Winners
- 1977 - Jacques Genest
- 1978 - Bernard Belleau
- 1979 - Armand Frappier
- 1980 - Claude Fortier
- 1981 - René Pomerleau
- 1982 - Camille Sandorfy
- 1983 - Pierre Dansereau
- 1984 - William Henry Gauvin
- 1985 - André Barbeau
- 1986 - Stanley Georges Mason
- 1987 - Pierre Deslongchamps
- 1988 - Germain J. Brisson
- 1989 - Jacques Leblanc
- 1990 - Leo Yaffe
- 1991 - Mircea Steriade
- 1992 - Charles-Philippe Leblond
- 1993 - Not awarded
- 1994 - Ronald Melzack
- 1995 - John J. Jonas
- 1996 - Stephen Hanessian
- 1997 - Louis Legendre
- 1998 - Theodore Sourkes
- 1999 - Gilles Fontaine
- 2002 - Claude Hillaire-Marcel
- 2003 - Louis Taillefer
- 2004 - Graham Bell
- 2005 - Pierre Legendre
[edit] External links
- Award winners (French)
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