The Canadian Society for Chemistry is excited that IUPAC | CCCE 2021 is only few weeks away. Join the conversation on social media to connect with other attendees and engage with the conference on your platforms.
Read More >>Meet Rose Katagiri, CIC's new Awards Coordinator and Governance Associate, committed to facilitating the recognition of professionals and students who have made outstanding contributions to the chemical sciences while also providing administrative support to the governance of the CIC for Board of Members and constituent societies.
Read More >>From proofing manuscripts to drafting editorial lineups, she plays a key role in steering The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering.
Read More >>Meet Allison Kerns, CIC's Communication’s Coordinator, committed to getting members the information they need to make the most of being part of the CIC community, and telling the story of the CIC.
Read More >>IUPAC | CCCE 2021 is fast approaching. Learn more about what the conference will look like and how to maximize this opportunity to connect with the Canadian and international chemistry community.
Read More >>Are you wondering how a virtual IUPAC | CCCE 2021 is going to help you connect with the international chemistry community? Find out how you can successfully network your way towards career growth and meaningful connections at this virtual event.
Read More >>Despite the cancellation of CCCE 2020 due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the associated ChemiSTEAM – Putting the A(rt) in STEM competition ran in virtual format. The contest was organized...
Read More >>The Canadians Working for Inclusivity in the Chemical Sciences, Engineering, and Technology (CWIC) Network, an MRG for the CIC, are premiering their My STEM Stories YouTube Channel on May 5...
Read More >>The Canadian Society for Chemistry (CSC) is looking for a core leadership team to spearhead the potential organization of the upcoming CCCE/IUPAC conference in 2027. As a consequence of converting...
Read More >>Through the “My STEM Stories” webinar, CWIC created a platform for persons from marginalized groups to share their story about working in STEM. CWIC provided science communication training in order to teach participants how to create a video telling their personal STEM story, and will share the content on a YouTube channel with a target audience of people who are interested in pursuing STEM. It will be a place for students (high school, undergraduate, etc.) to connect with Canadian graduate students through their video story, so that they would understand what a role in STEM is like, and see diverse people filling these positions.
Read More >>It’s time to submit your nominations for the 2022 Catalysis Division R. B. Anderson Award. The Catalysis Division of the Chemical Institute of Canada administrates the R. B. Anderson Award...
Read More >>Thank you to our authors, reviewers, and readers for your support throughout 2020! Can you believe it is nearly the end of the year? The editorial team at The Canadian...
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