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Introduction
CNC-IUPAC was formed in 1993 and is supported by the Steacie Institute
for Molecular Sciences (SIMS) of the NRC and the Canadian Society for
Chemistry (CSC). CSC and SIMS share responsibility for appointing committee
members
and maintaining a balanced representation from university, industry,
government and scientific disciplines.
The main responsibilities of CNC-IUPAC are to:
Advise the national adhering organization (the National Research Council
Canada) on Canadian participation in and activities
of IUPAC
Promote within IUPAC activities that are of particular importance and
relevance to Canada
Inform the Canadian chemical community of IUPAC activities and promote these
activities to ensure maximum benefit to
Canada
*New Items of Interest*
