Award
2027 Royal Society of Canada Awards — Science and Medical Research
Royal Society of Canada
About
The 2027 call includes the Henry Marshall Tory Medal for astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, physics and allied science; John L. Synge Award for mathematical research; McLaughlin Medal for sustained medical research; and Miroslaw Romanowski Medal for scientific solutions to environmental problems. Nominations close 14 December 2026 at 17:00 EST. Each award is assessed separately under the common call.
Topics
- Henry Marshall Tory Medal, broader topic: medal
- Astronomy
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Physics
- allied science, search World Wide
- John L. Synge Award, search World Wide
- mathematical research
- McLaughlin Medal, broader topic: medal
- sustained medical research, search World Wide
- Miroslaw Romanowski Medal, broader topic: medal
- environmental problems
Eligibility
Covers: Tory and McLaughlin medals and Synge diploma are honorific. Romanowski includes a CAD 3,000 award and lecture series. This common-call listing has no single per-recipient funding amount.
Nationality or residence: Canadian citizen or Canadian permanent-resident status held for at least three years.
For these awards, nominees must be Canadian citizens or have held Canadian permanent-resident status for at least three years. Nomination requires an RSC Fellow or current College member, or the president, vice-president or CEO of an institutional member. A complete dossier includes the nomination form, appraisal, CV and three scientific references. Tory considers research mainly in the preceding eight years; Synge gives some preference to candidates no older than forty when candidates are otherwise strong.
Source: rsc-src.ca