CIC Awards

The CIC Awards program recognizes overall contributions by chemists, chemical engineers and chemical technologists for their research and their work in the chemical community. It also recognizes outstanding individuals within individual fields through CIC Division awards.

Find out who won the 2012 CIC awards
Nominate someone for a CIC award
View the list of past recipients for each CIC award

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The 2012 winners of the CIC awards are:

Catalysis Award

Charles Mims
University of Toronto
Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry

CIC Award for Chemical Education

Dietmar Kennepohl, FCIC
Athabasca University
Department of Chemistry

CIC Medal

Raymond Andersen, FCIC
University of British Columbia
Department of Chemistry

Environment Division Research and Development Award

Jonathan Abbatt
University of Toronto
Department of Chemistry

Macromolecular Science and Engineering Award

François Winnik, FCIC
Université de Montréal
Department of Chemistry

Montreal Medal

John Grace, FCIC
University of British Columbia
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering

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Click on the award name for its Terms of Reference and the nomination form.

Catalysis Award: Presented to an individual who, while resident in Canada, has made a distinguished contribution to the field of catalysis.
CIC Award for Chemical Education: Presented as a mark of recognition for an outstanding contribution in Canada to education at the post-secondary level in the field of chemistry or chemical engineering.
CIC Award for High School/CÉGEP Chemistry Teachers: This award is is presented in recognition of excellence in teaching chemistry at the high school or Cégep level and to encourage and promote chemistry at the high school and Cégep level in Canada.
CIC Medal: Presented as a mark of distinction and recognition to a person who has made an outstanding contribution to the science of chemistry or chemical engineering in Canada.
Environment Division R&D Award: Presented for distinguished contributions to research and/or development in the fields of environmental chemistry or environmental chemical engineering, while working in Canada.
Macromolecular Science and Engineering Award: Presented to an individual who, while residing in Canada, has made a distinguished contribution to macromolecular science or engineering.
Montreal Medal: Presented as a mark of distinction and honour to a resident of Canada for an outstanding contribution to the profession of chemistry or chemical engineering in Canada.

List of Past Recipients: top

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