CIHR New Investigator Salary Award, 2013-17
2013: Awarded to Dr. JM Gamble to study the comparative safety and effectiveness of antidiabetic medications.
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Awards & Recognition
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.
Outstanding Research Mentor Award
2013: Awarded to Dr. John Cairney by the Department of Family Medicine, McMaster University.
Outstanding Research Grant Award
2013: Awarded to Dr. John Cairney by the Department of Family Medicine, McMaster University
The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research Early Career Excellence in Teaching Award
2013: Awarded to Dr. Suzanne Cadarette. The award recognizes an individual in the early stage of his or her career (Assistant or early Associate Professor rank or equivalent level at a non-U.S. institution or in the clinical or private sector) who displays a strong commitment to teaching and learning in the classroom, the clinic and/or research laboratory setting.
Career Development Award in Prevention
2013-2016: Awarded to Dr. Aisha Lofters by the Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute for the project "Achieving health equity in cancer screening and prevention."
CIHR Knowledge Synthesis Grant
2013: Awarded to Dr. Linda McGillis Hall.
Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
2013: Dr. Paula Rochon named 2013 Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences. Election to fellowship in the Academy is considered one of the highest honours in the Canadian health sciences community.
Academy Health Child Health Service Student Scholarship
2013 — Awarded to Sumit Gupta
ICES Faculty Scholar Award
2013-15: Awarded to Dr. Alejandro Lazo-Langner by ICES Western.
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Health System Research Fund
2013-2016: Dr. Jim Dunn was awarded $1.9M by the ministry for "Healthier built environments: an oppportunity for innovation in mental health and obesity policy." This program builds on evidence that links features of the built environment to enhanced physical activity, healthy body weights and positive mental health, especially for vulnerable populations.