Graduation Address McGill University

Mcgill University Department of Oncology

The McGill University Department of Oncology has changed and expanded since its inception in 1990, responding to the move to interdisciplinary clinical care, teaching, and research. Although the traditional Divisions have been maintained to correspond to University and Royal College interfaces, the department has steadily been generating a variety of cross-departmental and interdisciplinary pro...

Address at Graduation Exercises, Yale University School of Medicine, June 16, 1945 *

There is a certain appropriateness in the fact that I have been asked to address you on this occasion. At the end of this month I am retiring from the faculty of Yale after thirty years of service. Therefore I am in a sense a member of the graduating class. I can share your feeling in the close of a period spent as a partner in the life of a great university; and in the opening of the new vista...

Profile of a Winner: McGill University

FALL 1998 21 Much of the work at the McGill Mobile Robotics Lab concerns computational problems related to use of sensors: vision, laser, and sonar. As a result, the McGill team entered the nonmanipulator category. The team was made up of four students: Francois Belair, Eric Bourque, Deeptiman Jugessur, and Robert Sim, with myself acting as faculty mentor. The robot they used was a NOMAD 200, a...

The 2007 Analog Decoding Workshop McGill University

Address at special graduation ceremony in Queen's University for the British Dental Association meeting on 23rd June, 1965.

IT is a great pleasure to welcome the members of the British Dental Association to the University, especially on the occasion of the opening of our new Dental School. We feel that at last our Dental School has been afforded the opportunities it has so long desired, and that its new home will serve as a stimulus to the improvement of dental education and as an inspiration to dental research. It ...