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From: abbott@ecsvax.uncecs.edu (John P. Abbott)
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To do a speedy search for Canadian Scientists, use
_American Men and Women of Science_ (Dialog file 236).
You can search by country of birth:
	s bs=canada
Education:
	s ed=Univ(w)ed=Toronto
Honors and Awards
	s ha=nobel
Year of birth, sex, even current zip code.

   "American" means USA and Canada (no Mexico).  The
database includes physical and biological sciences.  You
can specify the discipline (s developmental(w)biology/id).

Ask your local science reference librarian.  

Good Luck/Bon Chance.

John Abbott
NCSU Libraries

(Credentials lacking, Farley Mowat remains my most
beloved Canadian scientist)