NSERC-Chemistry Liaison Committee (NCLC)

The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) provides funding to advance Canada’s scientific and technological capabilities. They support the formation and development of innovative research programs, purchase and ongoing maintenance of advanced equipment, and training of highly qualified personnel. They are complementary to the other two national funding agencies in Canada, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) and the Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR).

The NSERC-Chemistry Liaison Committee (NCLC) was formed to facilitate discussions between NSERC and the chemistry community in Canada in order to:

  • Further Canadian chemistry research.
  • Enable NSERC and the Canadian chemistry community to communicate effectively with each other.
  • Provide a venue for chemists to discuss broader NSERC matters.
  • Create opportunities for Canadian chemists to engage in organized, strategic initiatives involving NSERC.
  • Discuss topics on which NSERC and/or the federal government is consulting the community and to prepare responses on these topics.
The NCLC operates at arms length from the Canadian Council of University Chemistry Chairs (CCUCC) and NSERC but provides an annual report for distribution to the community. (see past reports below).”; for: “The NCLC operates at arms length from the Canadian Council of University Chemistry Chairs (CCUCC) and NSERC.

Members of the Chemistry Liaison Committee

Feel free to reach out and share your opinions/concerns pertaining to the committee’s mission to contact.nclc@gmail.com  for it to be discussed at our next meeting.

NSERC-Chemistry Liaison Committee (NCLC)
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