Professor Jamie Noel wins 2026 Metal Chemistry Award
Please join us in congratulating Prof. Jamie Noel on receiving the "2026 Metal Chemistry Award" of the Metallurgy and Materials Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy, and Petroleum.
Award Criteria: For outstanding scientific contributions in the area of metal chemistry and distinguished service to the Canadian metal chemistry science community. This award generally covers the science related to the processing and production of materials.
History: The Metal Chemistry Award was conceived by Professor H. Hancock of the Technical University of Nova Scotia in 1988 to recognize outstanding contributions to metallurgical chemistry as epitomized by the inaugural winner, Professor L.M. Pidgeon of the University of Toronto. Since the time of its inception the award has included recipients from universities, industry and government laboratories engaged in research activities ranging from hydrometallurgy, molten salt chemistry, corrosion and fundamental physical chemistry bearing upon smelting and refining processes.
Jamie wind the honor of a plaque and the duty to deliver a keynote address at the 37th Canadian Materials Science Conference in Québec City in May. He holds good company, as previous winners of this award include Stewart McIntyre (1998) and Dave Shoesmith (2019).
Congratulations, Jamie!
