Canadian Thoracic Society’s Dedicated Service Award
2022: Awarded to Dr. Reshma Amin by the Canadian Thoracic Society for impact at the national level.
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ICES brings together the best and brightest scientific talent. Many of our scientists are internationally recognized in their fields and receive national and international awards and recognition for their important work.
Canada Research Chair
2022: Dr. Marcelo Urquia Canada Research Chair in Applied Population Health renewed.
Tier 1 Canada Research Chair
2022: Dr. Astrid Guttmann awarded Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Applied Child Health Services and Policy.
Ontario Early Researcher Award
2022: Awarded to Dr. Daniel Corsi for "Substance Use In Pregnancy Epidemiology Research (SUPER) Group"
Medal of Honour
2021: Awarded to Dr. Astrid Guttmann by the Health Research Foundation. The award recognizes Dr. Guttmann’s leadership and dedication to improving child and youth health through population-based research on health program and policy performance. Read more.
IHSPR-CAHSPR Article of the Year Award
2021: Awarded to Dr. Rachel Savage for the paper "Evaluation of a common prescribing cascade of calcium channel blockers and diuretics in older adults with hypertension"
Geoffrey C. Robinson Award
2021; Awarded to Dr. Astrid Guttmann by the Canadian Pediatric Society. The award recognizes outstanding contributions to child and youth health through population health or health services research.
Muscular Dystrophy Canada’s Research Champion Award
2021: Awarded to Dr. Reshma Amin by Muscular Dystrophy Canada for excellence in research for the neuromuscular community.
Outstanding Junior Research Manuscript Award
2021: Awarded to Dr. Jennifer Watt by the American Geriatrics Society for the paper “Comparative efficacy of interventions for aggressive and agitated behaviors in dementia.”
CIHR Early Career Investigator Grant in Maternal, Reproductive, Child & Youth Health
2021: Awarded to Dr. Daniel Corsi for "Substance Use in Pregnancy and Associations with perinatal, neonatal, and childhood outcomes (the SUPER Group)"