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CMOS / SCMO
2025
Prizewinners / Lauréats
des prix 2025
*Awards
announced during the 60th Virtual CMOS
Congress, 3 June 2026
NOTES:
CMOS
Prizes are normally for achievements in the calendar year prior to the
congress
year and are designated as awards for the previous year.
CMOS
Scholarships
and Scholarship Supplements are awarded for the academic year following
the congress.
CMOS Fellows are
members
so designated at the time
of the award and henceforth entitled to call themselves Fellows of the
Society as long as membership is maintained.
Some
non-CMOS Awards are also presented at congresses. Details are
given below.
If award
recipients or designates were
present,
linked names will lead to a photo of their award presentation and / or
acceptance. At virtual congresses, available photos of recipients
accepting
are shown.
At the end is a list of awards for which no nominations were received
and
/ or were not awarded for 2025 (or 2026)
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Part One - CMOS
Prizes and Awards
New Fellow /
Nouveaux
Membre émérite (none awarded in 2026)
The
President's
Prize / Le Prix du
président
Andrew H. MacDougall
(Antigonish NS), for his field-defining synthesis: Is there warming in the pipeline? A
multi-model analysis of the zero emission commitment from CO2
(Biogeosciences, 2020).
The J.P. Tully
Medal in
Oceanography
La médaille J.-P.-Tully en océanographie
delayed
Tertia
M.C. Hughes Memorial Graduate Student Prize(s)
Les
prix commémoratifs Tertia-M.-C.-Hughes pour études de
2è ou 3è cycle
$ 500 each
- two awarded for 2025
Ada
Loewen (Carleton
University), for her two contributions of special merit: Her impactful community-engaged
oceanographic research in Nunavut and her exceptional service to CMOS.
Daniel Garduño Ruiz
(University
of Victoria), for
his excellence in atmospheric chemistry modelling, examining the
interplay between climate variation and chemical change during the
oxidation of the atmosphere, into the geological past. .
Part Two - CMOS
Scholarships
/ Bourses d'études
(CMOS
Scholarships
and Scholarship Supplements are awarded for the academic year following
the congress)
The
CMOS Weather Network Scholarship
La bourse SCMO-Météomédia
($ 3000
for studies in
2026)
Jasmine
Harris (York University), for studies toward her Bachelor
of Science, Specialized Honours in Earth and Atmospheric Science.
Undergraduate
Scholarships (final year)
Bourses
d'étude de premier cycle (dernière année)
($ 2000)
(three
awarded
for 2026)
Mya Stam (University of
Manitoba), for studies
toward her Bachelor of Science, Physical Geography with a concentration
in Atmosphere and Hydrological Science
Ethan Thompson
(York University), for studies toward his Bachelor of
Science, Specialized Honours in Earth and Atmospheric Science
concurrent with a Certificate in Meteorology.
Jessica Vinton
(Dalhousie University), for studies toward her Bachelor of Science in Physics
and Ocean Sciences
Part
Three - Student Poster Prizes
Prix affiches des
étudiant(e)s
Posters - first prize
($
500): Kaliana
Létourneau (Université
du Québec à Montréal), Poster title: Evaluation of Surface Turbulent Fluxes in
Multiple CRCM6-GEM5 Simulations Using AmeriFlux Data over North America
Posters - second
prize ($ 300): Spenser Ross (University
of Toronto), Poster title: The Influence of Taylor Columns on Ocean
Dynamics and Sea Ice in the Chukchi Sea
Part Four
- Flash Presentation Prize ($500)
Tommy
Duong (University of Victoria), presentation title: Assessing Biases in CLASSIC from Missing
Urban Parameterization
Part Five -
Non CMOS Awards / Honneurs pas SCMO
MSC
Patterson
Medals (2025)
SMC Les
Medailles Patterson (2025)
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Parisa
A. Ariya, Distinguished James McGill Professor, in
Atmospheric and oceanic sciences, and Chemistry /
Professeure distinguée James McGill en sciences
atmosphériques et océaniques et en chimie.
- Dr. Parissa Ariya is a leading atmospheric
chemist whose research
has transformed understanding of air pollution, aerosols, and toxic
compounds. Over her 28-year career, Dr. Ariya has pioneered studies on
mercury and halogen chemistry in cold environments, developed
innovative pollutant detection technologies, and advised international
bodies on environmental policy.
- Her cutting-edge research is foundational
in the growing field of
air-pollution meteorology, and her work has opened the door for
numerous subsequent studies. Dr. Ariya has advised the Canadian
government in developing and updating policies and legislation on the
environment, such as the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, and
policies on human health and toxic contaminations, including the
International Mercury Treaty.
- With over 170 publications and extensive
mentorship, Dr. Ariya has
shaped air-pollution meteorology in Canada and globally, earning major
scientific awards and recognition for her public engagement. Dr. Ariya
is also passionate and dedicated to developing future generations of
scientists and researchers.
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- Dre Parissa Ariya est une chimiste
atmosphérique de premier plan dont les recherches ont
transformé la compréhension de la pollution
atmosphérique, des aérosols et des composés
toxiques. Au cours de ses 28 ans de carrière, Dre Ariya a
été pionnière dans des études sur la chimie
du mercure et des halogènes dans les environnements froids, a
mis au point des technologies novatrices de détection des
polluants et a conseillé des organismes internationaux en
matière de politique environnementale.
- Ses recherches de pointe sont
fondamentales dans le domaine en pleine croissance de la
météorologie de la pollution atmosphérique, et ses
travaux ont ouvert la voie à de nombreuses études
ultérieures. Dre Ariya a conseillé le gouvernement
canadien dans l’élaboration et la mise à jour de
politiques et de lois sur l’environnement, notamment la Loi canadienne
sur la protection de l’environnement et les politiques sur la
santé humaine et les contaminations toxiques, y compris le
Traité international sur le mercure.
- Avec plus de 170 publications et un vaste
mentorat, Dre Ariya a façonné la
météorologie de la pollution atmosphérique au
Canada et dans le monde, remportant d’importants prix scientifiques et
une reconnaissance pour son engagement public. Dre Ariya est
également passionnée et dévouée au
développement des futures générations de
scientifiques et de chercheurs.<>
David Sills, Northern
Tornadoes Project, Deputy Director - Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory,
Western University / Northern Tornadoes Project, Directeur adjoint -
Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory, Université Western.
- Dr. Sills is a leading researcher and
innovator in severe weather. Over the past 30 years, Dr. Sills has made
significant contributions to the understanding severe weather and
advanced impact-based forecasts and warnings.
- His research and leadership, including at
the Northern Tornadoes Project and the Canadian Severe Storms
Laboratory, have significantly contributed to the assessment and
understanding of convective weather in Canada, informing risk analysis
and community resiliency.
- Dr Sills’ work has fostered national and
international collaboration and strong working relationships that cross
traditional organizational and disciplinary boundaries. His career is
marked by scientific leadership, a collaborative nature, and continuous
dedication to support current and future generations of Canadian
scientists, and in making meteorology more accessible to experts and
the public.
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DFO Timothy R.
Parsons Medal (2026)
La Médaille Timothy-R.-Parsons MPO (2026)
Douglas
Wallace, Department of Oceanography Chair,
Professor Dalhousie University / Directeur du Département
d'Océanographie, Professeur Université Dalhousie, for
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Link
to DFO Information / lien
aux information MPO
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Awards for which no
nominations were received and / or were not awarded for 2025 or 2026
The
Roger Daley Postdoctoral Publication Award
Le prix Roger-Daley de publication postdoctorale |
The Andrew Thomson Prize in Applied
Meteorology
Le prix Andrew-Thomson en météorologie appliquée |
The
François J.
Saucier Prize in Applied Oceanography
Le
prix François-J.-Saucier en
océanographie appliquée |
The Rube
Hornstein Medal In Operational Meteorology
La
médaille
Rube-Hornstein en météorologie opérationnelle |
The Neil
J.
Campbell Medal for Exceptional Volunteer Service
La
médaille Neil-J.-Campbell pour service bénévole
exceptionnel |
The CMOS - Daniel G.
Wright Undergraduate Scholarship
La bourse d'études de premier cycle SCMO-Daniel-G.-Wright |
| Citations |
The CMOS Supplements
to NSERC Postgraduate
Scholarships
Les
suppléments SCMO aux bourses d'études supérieures
du CRSNG
a) The CMOS - Weather Research House NSERC
Scholarship Supplement in atmospheric or ocean sciences
Le
supplément SCMO-Weather Research House en sciences de
l'atmosphere ou des océans
and /
et or / ou
b)
The CMOS - CNC / SCOR NSERC Scholarship Supplement in Ocean Sciences
Le
supplément CMOS - CNC / SCOR CRSNG pour les sciences de
l'océan |
CMOS
Support to Pre-College Teachers / Aide de la SCMO
aux
enseignants de
niveau pré-collégial
I
- Project
Atmosphere AMS Summer
Workshop 2026
Atelier
d'été en météorologie
Projet-Atmosphère de l'AMS 2026
II
- ** Project Ocean AMS Summer Workshop (oceanic science) 2026
Projet-Océan
atelier estivale de l'AMS en
science océanographque 2026
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Known as Project
Maury
until 2019 / connus sous le nom Projet
Maury
jusqu'en 2019 |
The 2026 CNC
/ SCOR Early
Career
Ocean
Scientist Award
La
distinction
CNC / SCOR pour chercheur en début de carrière en
océanographie 2026 |
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