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The
ICI Annual Award for Chemistry
The Institute of Chemistry of Ireland Annual Award for Chemistry, was inaugurated in 2005. The award recognises the major contribution of individuals to the area of chemistry. The recipient presents a keynote lecture in several locations in Ireland each year.
The
Boyle Higgins Gold Medal and Lecture Award
An award
for research work carried out in chemistry under the headings:
(a) Pure Chemistry, (b) Applied and Industrial Chemistry or
(c) Chemical Education. The award is made for an outstanding
and internationally recognised research contribution to the
advancement of chemistry by a chemist of any nationality working
in Ireland or by an Irish chemist working overseas.
For further information, please check out the attached file:
Boyle Higgins Award Rules
Second
Level Education Award: Highest Results in Leaving Certificate
Honours Chemistry Course
Prizes
are awarded to the students achieving the highest marks in
Ireland.
Third
Level Education Awards: Highest Results in final year Chemistry
A Certificate
and 1 years free graduate membership (GradMICI) of the Institute
is awarded to the student(s) achieving the highest results
in each of the Institute-accredited chemistry courses in Ireland.
The Institute of Chemistry of Ireland's Awards for the EURACHEM Analytical Measurement Competition (EAMC)
This annual Competition was inaugurated in 1999 under the auspices of the Association of Heads of Science at the Institutes of Technology. The aim of the competition is to make students aware, at an early stage in their training, of the importance of reliability in laboratory measurements. It is open to full-time science students attending any third level institution anywhere on the island of Ireland, who have not yet entered the third year of their course.
Each year the Institute awards prizes to the First Place winners and the Runners-up and also to the Lecturer of the winning College.
The Johnny Dwyer Memorial Award
The Irish Universities Chemistry Research Colloquium is run annually under the aegis of the Institute of Chemistry of Ireland.
Each year, the Institute offers one year’s free Graduate Membership to the best presentations in the categories: Oral Presentations in Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry, and also the best Poster Presentation.
Schools Chemistry Newsletter Prize
The Institute, together with The Royal Society of Chemistry, ROI Section, and The Society for Chemical Industry, Ireland Section, sponsors a Schools Chemistry Newsletter Competition.
This competition, organised by the Institute, is open to all second level students (both North and South) who are interested in Chemistry. Entrants must submit a 4 x A4 Newsletter, suitable for the non-scientist, explaining clearly and accurately the significance of any aspects of chemistry in an engaging, informative and easily intelligible manner.
Details of the competition are sent to each school in Ireland each year.
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