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2025 Patterson Distinguished Service Medal

Published: 14 July 2026

Professor Parisa A. Ariya was selected as the recipient of the 2025 Patterson Distinguished Service Medal, an award widely regarded as the most prestigious Canadian distinction recognizing...

Passing of Nobel Laureate Rudy Marcus, McGill Chemistry Alumnus

Published: 11 August 2026

McGill Chemistry Department shares the news of the passing of Prof. Rudy Marcus, CALTECH Professor and Nobel Laureate. A Montrealer and alumnus of our Chemistry Department at McGill University,...

Derek G. Gray (1941-2026)

Published: 8 June 2026

It is with a heavy heart that we write to inform you that our dear colleague and friend Dr. Derek G. Gray, Professor Emeritus, passed away on Saturday May 30th

McGill scientists unveil “Alenomers,” a new molecular platform that could rival antibodies

Published: 7 May 2026

Montreal, May 6, 2026 – Researchers from McGill University have introduced a groundbreaking new class of molecules that could significantly reshape drug discovery and development. The technology,...

How does an atmospheric aerosol particle become an ice crystal, and can we observe this transformation as it happens?

Published: 3 September 2026

A new Tools of the Trade article by Dr. Devendra Pal, published in Nature Reviews Chemistry, highlights a McGill-developed experimental platform that provides a real-time view of aerosol-driven ice...

Science Education Exchange: Evaluating Blended Learning in Undergraduate Statistics Education

Wednesday, October 21, 2026 12:00to13:00

Speaker: Dr. Tharshanna Nadarajah, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, McGill University2001 McGill College, CA/scienceCategory: Faculty of Science

Nagissa Mahmoudi appointed Associate Dean, Faculty Affairs and Development

Published: 6 October 2026

The Faculty of Science is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Nagissa Mahmoudi (Earth and Planetary Sciences) as the inaugural Associate Dean, Faculty Affairs and Development. She...

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