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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 delivery of a major initiative in bringing chemistry to the public, in collaboration with Alnwick Garden, under the theme of 'Poisons in the Garden'.

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For supporting and representing teachers to policymakers, influencing how chemistry is taught in Scotland with notable impact on the curriculum.

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For a proactive and effective approach to supporting diversity both within the committee and across their events and activities.

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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 the design, development and bioanalytical application of an ultra-high frequency acoustic wave device for the antifouling-based detection of biological species in complex media such as serum.

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For the discovery and engineering of novel enzymes, creating more sustainable pathways to biologically and industrially important molecules.

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For pioneering research on the medicinal chemistry of bismuth applied to the treatment of COVID-19, and identification of target sites in SARS-CoV-2 enzymes using metallomics methods.

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For the development of rational design strategies for high performance nanozymes and exploration of their biomedical applications.

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For the development of polarisation photocatalysis using spontaneous electric fields in polar materials to mitigate charge carrier recombination, promoting commercialisation of photocatalytic technology.

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For the development of a highly selective electrochemical process for sustainable production of ammonia from nitrogen and renewable energy at close to ambient conditions, suitable for distributed production of fertilisers.

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For discovering the essential structural and redox potential landscapes that are required to generate high-efficiency electron bifurcation reactions in flavoproteins.

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For the development of ion-conducting polymers of intrinsic microporosity and applications as next-generation membranes in redox flow batteries for grid-scale energy storage.

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For the development of efficient electrocatalysts to support conversion of nitrogen towards a more sustainable and economical method of producing urea, a key compound for fertilizers.

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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 delivering outstanding outcomes for apprentices through an innovative curriculum and high-quality teaching and assessment.

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For creating innovative teaching resources that enable children to work scientifically and demonstrate their skills and creativity through a hands-on approach.

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For the development of creative STEM activities for learners of all ages and abilities, and the development of staff to support learners in a variety of settings.