CGGC annual symposium
As you all know the CGGC annual symposium will be held on January 08, 2021 virtually (Zoom platform). In order to attend the event each member (professor, student, PDF, staff, etc.) must register using the link below. Upon registration, you will receive a personal Zoom link to attend the event. All reminders will be sent via
Two members of the CCGC have received a CNC-IUPAC travel award
Claude Legault and Audrey Moores, two members of the CGCC, have each received a CNC-IUPAC travel award for 2016 >> Click here for more details
Three members of CGCC interviewed by Le Devoir
Xavier Ottenwaelder, Fréderic-Georges Fontaine and Robin Rogers, three members of the CGCC, have been interviewed by Le Devoir for their special issue on research >> Click here to read the articles
Research of a CGCC member has been selected by Québec Science
The research in green chemistry of Professor and CGCC member Frédéric Fontaine (Université Laval) has been selected by the journal Québec Science as one of Top 10 discoveries of 2015. >> Click here to read the article (in French only)
Green chemistry at Collège de Maisonneuve
Professor and CGCC member Joelle Pelletier (Université de Montréal) gave a talk on green chemistry at Collège de Maisonneuve.
Member interview at the radio show Les années lumières
Professor and CGCC member Audrey Moores (McGill University) gave an interview at the radio show Les Années Lumières. The title of the episode is: Le biodégradable mis à sac: La persistance du plastique. >> Click here to listen to the episode(in French only).
Renewal of the CGCC
Our CGCC is renewed for 6 additional years! Through the generous support of FRQNT, we are witnessing another success story of Quebec universities joining forces to create a thriving research platform whose common goal is the advancement of green chemistry and catalysis. CGCC promises to continue to proudly serve its students, researchers and professionals along
Video capsules on the carbon footprint for the project Molecules of Life
CGCC Member, Professor Willliam Lubell (UdeM) has added to his Molecules of Life’s web site two new video capsules on the carbon footprint and how to have fun with carbon. The Molecules of Life Project aims to introduce chemistry within elementary schools by providing a curriculum built around important chemicals that are essential for life