Join us on a tour of the Soma chocolate factory and enjoy chocolate tasting and presentation by professor Derick Rousseau!
When: Saturday March 28th 2020 at 3-5 PM
Where: Soma Cacoa Bean Lab 77 Brock Avenue
Tickets are $10
The Chemical Institute of Canada Toronto Section (CICTor) is hosting a Career Talk which will feature informal talks presented by graduates in the chemical field who are currently working in non-traditional careers in a variety of fields.
Join us for the Career Exploration Series talk on Clinical Chemistry, presented by Dr. Amir Babalhavaeji!
This talk will provide an introduction into the role of a clinical chemist and an explanation of the training process to become a clinical chemistry from the perspective of a current trainee fellow. The talk will be followed by a Q&A and networking period. Light refreshment will be served.
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/cic-career-talk-tickets-92817035251
On January 23, 2020, CIC Toronto held their annual Student Awards Night to acknowledge the accomplishments of the post-secondary students across the GTA. Congratulations to all the award recipients!
| The CIC Toronto Section held a talk on process chemistry and the available chemistry positions in the pharmaceutical industry on October 23rd ,2019. At this event, members and non-members enjoyed a nice introduction to process chemistry, a field that is neglected in academic settings. A brief introduction of the major processes of launching a drug were discussed and where process chemistry is so important. The roles that chemists play in each of the stages of drug development were also discussed, along with the types of jobs that graduate students can achieve. There was a good focus on the idea that these jobs were very unique from one another and that skills off the bench were just as important as skills on the bench. |
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the largest employers of chemists in the world, and there are many different roles that chemists can play in the drug development process. How are new drugs discovered? How do they get manufactured on a large enough scale? What steps are required to bring a drug to market? This talk is designed to give a brief overview of the various stages of the drug development process, with a particular focus on the different roles that chemists play at each stage. This talk is designed to give students an introduction to the types of jobs they could pursue in the pharmaceutical industry after graduating with a B.Sc, M.Sc. or Ph.D.
Most of us start the day with a cup of coffee. But have you ever wondered about the science behind our favourite beverage?
In celebration of National Chemistry Week, The CIC Toronto Section presents:
Chemistry ♥s Coffee
Join us for coffee cupping at Pop Coffee Works and learn about the science of how coffee is processed, roasted, and brewed!
Our guest speaker for the event is Abe Chen, coffee roaster, barista, and co-owner of Pop Coffee Works. He will share his wealth of knowledge about coffee and lead the cupping event. For more information about Abe, feel free to read his bio below.
General admission is only $5!
Most of us start the day with a cup of coffee. But have you ever wondered about the science behind our favourite beverage?
In celebration of National Chemistry Week, The CIC Toronto Section presents:
Chemistry ♥s Coffee
Join us for coffee cupping at Pop Coffee Works and learn about the science of how coffee is processed, roasted, and brewed!
Our guest speaker for the event is Abe Chen, coffee roaster, barista, and co-owner of Pop Coffee Works. He will share his wealth of knowledge about coffee and lead the cupping event. For more information about Abe, feel free to read his bio below.
General admission is only $5!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/chemistry-s-coffee-tickets-75619418717?fbclid=IwAR1ZVMihDvMV1DVpKqBfwcLUmXiD1fkwd99yeYsYP_tjJxiYYzZ_G8MRYAE
