Ottawa CIC Local Section

Events and Activities for 2003

Watch for other events to be listed here as they become available.

• October
  • National Chemistry Week
• August
  • August 10-15
    39th IUPAC Conference and 86th Canadian Society for Chemistry Conference and Exhibition
• May 
  • May 1, 18:00-22:00
    le 1 mai, 18h00-22h00
    Annual General Meeting and Dinner / Assemblée annuelle et souper
    Algonquin College, Woodroffe Campus / Collège Algonquin, campus Woodroffe  

With a speical presentation from / Avec une presentation spéciale de: Mr. Fred Scaffidi, Transport Canada "Chemistry and Airport Security: Hand in Hand"

Cost is $20/person, payable at the door.  If you plan to attend or have any special dietary needs, please contact Jean-François Legault at (613) 996-7496 or legault.jjf@forces.gc.ca by April 24.

 Le coût est de 20$/personne, payable à l’entrée.  Si vous désirez être présent ou avez un besoin alimentaire spécifique, veuillez contacter Jean-François Legault au (613) 996-7496 ou legault.jjf@forces.gc.ca d’ici le 24 avril.

Parking is free (Lot 9 or 12)

• April
  • Ottawa Regional Science Fair
  • 4th year Student Thesis Competition
  • Professional Development tour (tentative)
• March
  • March 18, 14:00
    Tour of Domtar
    20 Laurier Avenue, Gatineau (Hull)
    The tour is of the Scott Paper Plant
    (You must have preregistered to attend)
    Meet at the Guard House on Eddy Street (from Ottawa, turn right at the traffic light after crossing the Chaudière Bridge)
    Bring safety shoes if available
  • Outaouais Science Fair
• February
  • February 18, 9:15-13:00, Canadian Science and Technology Museum
    Chemistry Olympiad (for grades 7-12)
    Part of the Ottawa-Carleton Science & Engineering Olympics Competition
    For more information contact Helen Graves-Smith or Savita Pall

  • February 26, 19:00-21:00, National Research Council
    Guest speakers: 
    G.W. Reidel (formerly of Health Canada) “Phage therapy - on the threshold of life where chemistry and biology meet to conquer superbugs”
    AND
    W. Kournikakis (Defence Research and Development Canada – Suffield) “Anthrax demystified once and for all”  

  2002 Events and Activities

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