We are now accepting nominations for the Canadian Light Source TK Sham Award in Materials Chemistry. Please note that the deadline for this year is Nov. 19, despite the terms of reference indicating July 2. More information can be found here — http://www.cheminst.ca/awards/csc-awards/canadian-light-source-tk-sham-award-materials-chemistry
Category Archive: Awards
More CSC2018 Awards to Announce, Congrats!
CSC-2018, Molecular Materials Student Awards*
* Sponsored by Crystal Growth and Design, CrystEngComm, University of Windsor, Wilfrid Laurier, and University of Guelph.
Molecular Materials Oral Presentation Student Awards: Katie Psutka, Wilfrid Laurier U.; Barbora Balonova, U of New Brunswick; Hi Taing, U of Windsor
Molecular Materials Poster Presentation Graduate Student Awards: Jonathan Cann, U of Calgary; Chase Radford, U of Saskatchewan
Molecular Materials Poster Presentation Undergraduate Student Awards: Jacob Rothera, U of Windsor; Marcus Vespa, U of Calgary
Congrats to the Toronto CSC 2017 poster award winners!
Job well done! Looking forward to the great posters at the CSC 2018 meeting in Edmonton! Oral presentation award winners will be highlighted in an upcoming post.
Materials Chemistry Poster Presentation Winner (Undergraduate Student)
Jacob Rothera, U of Windsor, CSC Chemical Education Award
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Materials Chemistry Poster Presentation Winners (Graduate Students)
John Noël, Dalhousie U, Materials Horizons Award
Kyle Fransishyn, U of Saskatchewan, Materials Division Award
Loryn Arnett, U of Toronto, Materials Division Award
Yunyun Wu, U of Windsor, Materials Division Award
Xin Luo, McGill U, Materials Division Award
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Photo:
John Noël by his winning poster; May 29, 2017.
Another great CSC meeting, thanks to great student presentations!
Congrats to all the students that received awards from the Division at the recent CSC meeting in Halifax. Job well done to everyone! Below is a photo of Sarah Ellis, Dalhousie University, with her first-prize poster (Materials Division, undergraduate award) at the CSC 2016 meeting in Halifax. Congrats!
Never Too Late for Congratulations!
Student awards given out at CSC 2014 in Vancouver. Congrats to all and job well done!
Prof. Mark MacLachlan Receives CSC’s Award for Research Excellence in Materials Chemistry
Congrats to Prof. Mark MacLachlan for receiving this year’s CSC Award for Research Excellence in Materials Chemistry — well deserved!
http://www.cheminst.ca/awards/csc-awards/award-research-excellence-materials-chemistry
Prof. Michael Serpe Receives CSC’s Fred Beamish Award
Congrats to Prof. Michael Serpe for receiving this year’s CSC Fred Beamish Award — excellent news!
http://www.cheminst.ca/awards/csc-awards/fred-beamish-award
CNC-IUPAC Travel Award Application
Great way to get some funding to attend a conference!
http://cicmaterials.ca/wordpress2/wp-admin/index.php
Dr. Frank van Veggel- 2012 Award for Research Excellence in Materials
Biography:
After obtaining a MEng in 1986 at the University of Twente in the Netherlands, Frank van Veggel obtained his Ph.D. summa cum laude at the same university in 1990. He then joined the photonics research group of the Dutch chemical company Akzo (now Akzo Nobel). In 1992 he returned to the University of Twente as Universitair Docent (literally, “university teacher”) and performed research in the group of Prof. Reinhoudt. Dr. van Veggel’s 1998 promotion to Universitair Hoofddocent followed closely the launch of his first independently funded research from the Dutch Science Foundation in 1997, then two more in 1999 and 2000. He pioneered the sensitized near-infrared luminescence of Ln3+ polydentate complexes. Two paradigm-shifting articles were published in 2002 on colloidally stable Ln3+ based nanoparticles with luminescence in the near-infrared. This established him as the world’s expert in this field. In 2002 he accepted a Tier II Canada Research Chair at the University of Victoria, renewed in 2007, where he has continued to expand his research on nanoparticles, ranging from Ln3+-doped, quantum dots, to superparamagnetic nanoparticles, and his reputation as a top materials chemistry researcher. His current h-index is 54 based on 185 entries in the Thomson Reuters Web-of-Knowledge database.
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Call for Faculty Participants in the 2022 Inorganic Chemistry Exchange (ICE) Program
Nominate a faculty member, postdoctoral fellow, or a student! Nominations are now accepted for the Emergent Materials Chemistry Investigators Symposium at the Annual CCCE Meeting in Calgary, 2022
Mark your calendars and join us for the CIC Materials Division AGM.
Looking for a Postdoc position in materials chemistry? Look no further, the Hudson lab at @UBCChem is looking for a new postdoc! #RealTimeChem #chemtwitter @Chemjobber hudsonlab.ca/wp-content/upl…
Graphene Canada 2020 conference is coming! Held online on November 16-17. See the announcement. #graphene @nanocanada @CIC_ChemInst
Nominations are now accepted for the Emerging Materials Chemistry Investigators Symposium at the 104th CCCE Meeting in Montreal, 2021 @CIC_ChemInst @CICMtlSection @ChemInstVanBC @cicedmonton #CCCE2021 #IUPAC2021
We are now accepting nominations for the Emerging Materials Chemistry Investigators Symposium at the 103rd CSC in Winnipeg, 2020
WATOC 2020 call for registration from Russell Boyd
PDF position available in the MacQuarrie Group at Cape Breton University
Call for Faculty Participants in the 2020 Inorganic Chemistry Exchange (ICE) Program and some ICE statistics
