The Canadian Society for Chemistry’s Inorganic Chemistry Division announces its graduate and undergraduate award winners. The 2015 Award for Undergraduate Research in Inorganic Chemistry (AURIC) was awarded to Jackson Knott from the University of Lethbridge. Hailing from Crowsnest Pass, Alta., Knott has worked on...
Read More >>On Feb. 19, the Chemical Institute of Canada (CIC) and its strategic partner the Canadian Consortium for Research (CCR) submitted pre-budget Briefs to the federal government recommending the following:
Read More >>Canadian Chemical News (ACCN) contributor Mark Lowey of Calgary is this year’s recipient of the annual Award of Journalism Excellence in Engineering from Engineers Canada, the national organization representing the country’s 280,000 professional engineers.
Read More >>Engaging. Exciting. Educational. These words describe the unique teaching style of the 2016 Beaumier Award for High School/Cégep Chemistry Teachers recipient Michael Ng of Paul Kane School...
Read More >>For more than 10 years, Geoff Rayner-Canham, FCIC, of Grenfell Campus - Memorial University of Newfoundland and his team of students have organized and run a travelling...
Read More >>Hatch’s global lead for water and tailings management, Emily Moore, has been named one of 100 inspirational women in mining from around the globe.
Read More >>The Chemical Institute of Canada’s annual National Crystal Growing Competition took place over a five-week growing period from September to October last year.
Read More >>The Pacifichem conference, which takes place every five years, drew a record number of delegates to Honolulu, Hawaii last Dec. 15-20.
Read More >>Canadian Society for Chemistry member Maria DeRosa of Carleton University was appointed chair of the Partnership Group for Science and Engineering (PAGSE) this past January.
Read More >>Industry representatives, academic researchers and students attended the first annual, one-day Industrial Chemistry and Engineering Conference this past Nov. 2 in Toronto. Held at the International Plaza Hotel, the meeting offered delegates the chance to learn...
Read More >>Last October was a busy month for Matthew Lukeman, chemistry professor at Acadia University, who championed the Chemical Institute of Canada’s Maritime Local Section’s inaugural “CIC Chemistry Bus.” Inspired by the CIC Edmonton Local Section’s “Café CIC,”...
Read More >>As part of its ongoing advocacy initiatives, the Chemical Institute of Canada (CIC) submits an annual Brief to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance (FINA). CIC, through executive director Roland Andersson, also maintains an active membership...
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