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OTTAWA, July 27, 2011 - The University of Ottawa is proud to announce the appointment of six new research antikvarijat split Chairs and solidifying the leadership of the University in a variety of fields including sciences health, natural sciences and social sciences, and embodying the university's commitment to the promotion of the Francophonie in Canada and around the world. The Research Chairs were awarded in recognition antikvarijat split of outstanding achievements in research and teaching on the part of faculty members of the University. "These six professors are among the top researchers who have chosen the University of Ottawa to continue their groundbreaking research and actively participate in training next leaders of gén ération" says Mona Nemer, Vice-President Research of the University. "We are proud to recognize their commitment to their field and their classroom dedication. "The six new Research Chairs at the University: Steffany Bennett - Research Chair Faculty of Medicine of the University in neurolipidomique Professor at the University of Ottawa since 1999, Steffany Bennett specializes in the field of neurolipidomique systems at the Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology. His research focuses on the reversal of brain lipid metabolism alterations antikvarijat split contributing to cervical lesions associated with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and stroke. By tackling these diseases, research may stimulate important discoveries and promote change leading to neuronal regeneration. Fogg - Research antikvarijat split Chair Faculty of Science, University in homogeneous catalysis Since joining the University of Ottawa in 1997, Professor Fogg has achieved international recognition in key areas of homogeneous catalysis, in the foreground Sustainable synthesis. His work aims to discover economical methods of energy and resources for the production of molecules and materials required for new and advanced technologies. André Longtin - Faculty of Science Research Chair University in neurophysics André Longtin explores how the brain detects new stimuli and represents the memories, for example, those related to temporal sequences. His work aims to understand how the brain uses to process both deterministic and random to transmit, store and retrieve information. His research at the interface of physics, biology and medicine, has great potential for innovation in a variety of applications, prostheses IT architectures. Martin Meunier - Faculty of Social Sciences Research Chair in Canadian Francophonie research proposes that Martin Meunier examines the identity and cultural development antikvarijat split in Quebec and French Canada, based on comparative and international methodology. His works are also intended synergy of research with other communities that examine the cultural changes that affect Quebec and Canada. Marie-Claude Thifault - Faculty of Health Research Chair in Canadian Francophonie Marie-Claude Thifault historian psychiatric health in Quebec and Canada, examines the impact of deinstitutionalization on Francophone minority communities, particularly those Eastern Ontario, in the early 20th century until today. This research will help us better understand the experience of the history of reintegration experienced by Francophone communities across Canada. Vance Trudeau - Faculty of Sciences University Research antikvarijat split Chair in neuroendocrinology Making use of fish and frogs as models Vance Trudeau antikvarijat split is recognized worldwide antikvarijat split for his work on the neurobiology of reproduction and growth. The research he proposes is based on recent discoveries in the field of hormonal control of sexual development in frogs. His research will impact antikvarijat split on the study of the reproductive health of other beings, includ