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Supporting PhD students and early career scientists wishing to undertake an activity that supports their research career.

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For outstanding contributions to electrochemistry through pioneering additive manufacturing.

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For the discovery, development and applications of iridium-catalysed reductive functionalisation of amides and lactams.

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For pioneering instrumental methods and applications in electrochemistry, electroanalysis and catalysis, sensor and imaging systems, material characterisation and electrochemical nanostructure synthesis.

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For outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry Chilterns & Middlesex Local Section, South East Regional Steering Group and Historical Group.

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For dedication to supporting the Particle Characterisation Group in organising the FORGE Conference, being instrumental in its success regarding engagement, marketing and sustainability.

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For outstanding contributions to excellence in higher education teaching and for having transformative impact on the student experience.

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For developing an entrepreneurial approach to STEM subjects, using a variety of media, to encourage students to engage with learning.

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For innovation and leadership in chemistry teaching that inspires and supports students from a range of backgrounds and enthuses teachers and students with practical chemistry.

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For enthusiastically advocating the importance of chemical education, through mentoring chemistry educators and initiating teacher and student programs that promote chemistry education in India.

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For the development and commercialisation of a disruptive zero emission energy technology, direct ammonia fuel cells, to decarbonise the maritime industry.

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For the development and application of X-ray diffraction computed tomography to image and identify structure-activity relationships within functional materials and devices.

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For breakthroughs in catalysed non-equilibrium systems, particularly molecular ratchet mechanisms, that have provided fundamental insights into the dynamics of matter.

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For the development of an integrated training facility for chemists and chemical engineers in large-scale chemical processes, through a combination of realistic and immersive virtual reality simulations and hands-on practical plant work.

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For convening collaborators from chemistry, history, and fine art to engage and educate diverse audiences about the separation of critical metals and the impacts of current production methods.

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For the development of Atomic Rescue, a chemistry game in Minecraft, that has taught basic chemistry to over 10,000 students.

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For pioneering work in developing Raman and surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) for quantitative chemical analysis.