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“You, Sir Frederick, Will be Chairman: Military Research and the NRC (1937-1941)”
One hundred years after the discovery of the insulin, Sir Frederick Banting continues to be remembered from the perspective of a singular moment in time, the image of himself with Charles Best and a dog on the rooftop of the University of Toronto Medical School. But, like any other story, that representation is neither the beginning, nor the end of his contributions to Canadian science and innovation. For episode 8 of the RCRM Speakers Series, Grant Maltman will introduce the other facets of the complex personality that was Sir Frederick Banting.
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By The Royal Canadian Regiment Museum, Georgiana Stanciu, Mark Vogelsang, Jonathan Vance, Gord Heath, Alex Fitzgerald Black, Sarah Poulin, Michael O'Leary, Aldona Sendzikas, Katrina Pasierbek, Heather Ellis, Grant MaltmanOne hundred years after the discovery of the insulin, Sir Frederick Banting continues to be remembered from the perspective of a singular moment in time, the image of himself with Charles Best and a dog on the rooftop of the University of Toronto Medical School. But, like any other story, that representation is neither the beginning, nor the end of his contributions to Canadian science and innovation. For episode 8 of the RCRM Speakers Series, Grant Maltman will introduce the other facets of the complex personality that was Sir Frederick Banting.