Recognition for Heroic Canadian Scientist Dr. Peter Moloney
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Mindy Harley
4 years ago
I fully support this overdue recognition.
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Mary Lynn Winkler
5 years ago
I had the pleasure of meeting my great Uncle Peter. He was in his 90s at the time and as sharp as a tack!!
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Peter McCauley
5 years ago
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Peter Moloney was my uncle and I always remember him as a very brilliant and humble man.
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Angela Bernier
5 years ago
I’ve always wondered why Maloney was never included and should be
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Debra Eltherington
5 years ago
So important to recognize all of our heros
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Maureen McCauley
5 years ago
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My father is Peter McCauley, nephew of Peter Moloney. He was named after his Uncle Pete. Stories abound in our family about Uncle Pete and his contribution to the discovery of insulin and science in general.
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Joseph moloney
5 years ago
Do the right and deserving recognition!!
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Levente Diosady
8 years ago
Dr. Moloney is a worthy candidate for national recognition
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Cornelius Krissilas
8 years ago
Worthy!
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Louis Goldsmith
8 years ago
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Dr. Moloney was my graduate studies professor, my teacher and mentor. He was very influential in guiding me to a lifelong career in biochemical engineering after I received my Ph.D in 1955.
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Vicenta Blake
8 years ago
The Government of Canada should recognize Dr. Moloney's accomplishments.
I fully support this overdue recognition.
I had the pleasure of meeting my great Uncle Peter. He was in his 90s at the time and as sharp as a tack!!
Peter Moloney was my uncle and I always remember him as a very brilliant and humble man.
I’ve always wondered why Maloney was never included and should be
So important to recognize all of our heros
My father is Peter McCauley, nephew of Peter Moloney. He was named after his Uncle Pete. Stories abound in our family about Uncle Pete and his contribution to the discovery of insulin and science in general.
Do the right and deserving recognition!!
Dr. Moloney is a worthy candidate for national recognition
Worthy!
Dr. Moloney was my graduate studies professor, my teacher and mentor. He was very influential in guiding me to a lifelong career in biochemical engineering after I received my Ph.D in 1955.
The Government of Canada should recognize Dr. Moloney's accomplishments.