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For pioneering contributions in the field of s-block metal chemistry, particularly in the area of alkaline earth metal catalysis.

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For creative applications of metal hydride catalysis to address diverse challenges in organic synthesis, including carbon-carbon activation and cyclic peptide construction.

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For elucidating design principles of artificial metalloproteins to gain novel and deeper insights into the structure and function of natural systems.

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For dedication to the diversification of the committee and programmes of the Chilterns and Middlesex Local Section.

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For leading the scientific team of a small diabetes spin-out company towards one of the highest value exits for an early stage technology, and for pioneering new commercial opportunities with a second company founded after the acquisition.

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For developing innovative and accessible ways of ensuring that chemistry in schools remains a rigorous practical subject.

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For exceptional inspiration of students, encouraging them to challenge, develop and grow their scientific passion.

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For a significant contribution to STEM education in the last 20+ years, inspiring children and supporting teachers in the UK and around the world.

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For creating variations of microscale practical chemistry resources and actively engaging with the wider education community

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For her support of graduate teaching assistants, development of a new undergraduate teaching laboratory programme within the UK/China degree programme and support of the national Secondary and Further Education group for teachers and educators

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For the creation of a partnership that has delivered a new sustainable fibre packaging solution as an alternative to plastic and glass, which delivers brand equity, product functionality and end of life circularity.

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For outstanding application of knowledge and teamwork to produce 20 years of robust, high-quality air pollutant data for three of the UK’s air quality networks, advancing science, informing policy makers, and protecting the health of the public.

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For technical innovations that enable research breakthroughs across the School of Chemistry, and translation of technical expertise beyond, in times of calm and crisis.

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For proactively diversifying the committee to represent their membership community.

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For the diversification of their activities to engage a wider audience of chemists and non-chemists.

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For the discovery of fast-acting, highly specific anti-Wolbachia candidates for the oral treatment of human filariasis.

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For developing an understanding of sulfosugar metabolism and the discovery of new enzymes and pathways of sulfur recycling.

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For innovative methods for controllable synthesis of materials combining high strength and high toughness.

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For transformative research and influence leading to the establishment of a technology pipeline for low cost, high throughput, and low environmental impact lithium-ion battery recycling.

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For the effective decoupling of the synthesis of the major commodity chemical cyclohexanone oxime from industrial hydrogen peroxide production.