Our Awards
The CIC awards recognize outstanding contributions to research and the Canadian chemistry sciences, engineering, and technology communities.
The CIC Subject Division awards recognize exceptional individuals within specific fields of the chemical sciences and chemical engineering.
The following awards have received deadline extensions:
Oct. 15
CIC Award for Chemistry Education
Nominate yourself or a colleague deserving of recognition today!
Our list of awards and latest winners includes:
Beaumier Award for High School/CÉGEP Chemistry Teachers
Environment Division Early Career Research Award
Environment Division Research and Development Dima Award
Macromolecular Science and Engineering Award
Margaret-Ann Armour Award for Early Career Chemistry Education
Montréal Medal/Médaille de Montréal
The CIC rewards significant contributions to the important disciplines that comprise green chemistry and engineering.
CGCEN Awards
- Canadian Green Chemistry and Engineering Award (Individual)
- Canadian Green Chemistry and Engineering Award (CSA Group Award for Organizations)
Fellowships
We also award CIC Fellowships and CIC Honorary Fellowships every year.
Submit a Nomination
The deadline for nominations for most CIC awards is Aug. 1 of every year.*
* If Aug 1 falls on a weekend or statutory holiday, the deadline is the next business day.
NEW FOR 2023 CIC AWARD NOMINATION PROCESS
Awards nominations will only be accepted through Awards Force as we are no longer using ScholarOne.
- Complete Terms of Reference
- Eligibility criteria
- Lists of past winner
NEW since 2020
If a nominee has previously received awards by the CSC and/or the CIC, the nominator is required to outline the nominee’s new achievements supporting the proposed recognition. The goal is to avoid recognizing the same achievements multiple times, and still celebrate new contributions.
The CIC awards will not be adjudicated in a year if there are fewer than 3 nominations for an award.
Please note that changes may be required to the specified selection committees (in consultation with the specific division(s)) due to conflicts of interest, committee gender balance, or other issues that may arise.