Dr. J. Curtis Nickel MD, FRCSC
Professor Emeritus, Department of Urology,
Queen’s University and Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Dr. Nickel’s clinical expertise and research covers inflammation, infection, pain, and other benign diseases of the urinary tract. He has over 600 publications, has been a member of the editorial board of 14 urology journals, an immediate past-editor of the AUA Update Series, editor of the microbiome/urologic infections section for Grand Rounds in Urology, invited to present in over 50 countries, and has been continuously funded by US NIH and Canadian CRC (CIHR) for over two decades. He was President of the Canadian Urological Association in 2017. He was awarded a CIHR Tier I Canada Research Chair (2007-2022), AUA Distinguished Contribution Award, AUA Latimer Medal, SIU Academy Award, and was the first recipient of the SIU Elhilali Award for contributions to International Urology Research. He was named an Honorary Member of the AUA in 2021 for contributions in urologic research and leadership.
Dr. J. Curtis Nickel MD, FRCSC
Professor Emeritus, Department of Urology,
Queen’s University and Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Dr. Nickel’s clinical expertise and research covers inflammation, infection, pain, and other benign diseases of the urinary tract. He has over 600 publications, has been a member of the editorial board of 14 urology journals, an immediate past-editor of the AUA Update Series, editor of the microbiome/urologic infections section for Grand Rounds in Urology, invited to present in over 50 countries, and has been continuously funded by US NIH and Canadian CRC (CIHR) for over two decades. He was President of the Canadian Urological Association in 2017. He was awarded a CIHR Tier I Canada Research Chair (2007-2022), AUA Distinguished Contribution Award, AUA Latimer Medal, SIU Academy Award, and was the first recipient of the SIU Elhilali Award for contributions to International Urology Research. He was named an Honorary Member of the AUA in 2021 for contributions in urologic research and leadership.