As the world begins to rely ever more on batteries to store and provide power as part of the fight against climate change, scientists are working hard to find ways to make those batteries hold more charge and last longer.
Read More >>Dear Colleagues, We are looking for your help in identifying Early Career Chemists to represent Canada (and the CSC) at the 2nd Commonwealth Chemistry Congress in Trinidad and Tobago from...
Read More >>This free-to-read special issue celebrates CJCE’s 100th volume and comprises over 40 articles from editorial and international advisory board members.
Read More >>The executive committee of the CIC Toronto Section (CICTor), led by Industrial Liaison Shakiba Ghaffari, hosted our annual Career Fair on Thursday, August 4th, 2022 from 10am-4pm at the North...
Read More >>Meet Thea Babalis, CIC’s new Program Coordinator, focused on delivering first-rate conferences and events for our members.
Read More >>SFU chemist develops strategy to shed light on how cyanobacteria fix CO2. The technique could lead to a better understanding of how cyanobacteria regulate their carbon capture system in order to genetically engineer them to store even more CO2.
Read More >>Rail-based carbon capture plants could help mitigate the worst effects of climate change, says a team of international researchers including University of Toronto chemists Geoffrey Ozin and Alán Aspuru-Guzik.
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