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Joint winners 2025: For substantial contributions to the chemical sciences in the early stages of their careers

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Winner 2024: for publishing innovative work and pioneering in their respective research areas.

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For the development of automated capabilities and upskilling of colleagues in automation, enabling efficient, high-throughput, data-rich experimentation and supporting apprentice wellbeing.

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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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In recognition of her contributions to flow-based peptide synthesis, particularly of post-translationally modified peptides and proteins, which enables and accelerates their systematic investigation.

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For the development of gamified virtual laboratory experiments that enhance student engagement, laboratory self-efficacy and theoretical understanding.

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

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For seminal contributions to in situ and operando characterisation of porous materials and catalysts for the binding, capture and separation of fuels, hydrocarbons, and pollutants.

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For the discovery of chiroptical harmonic scattering, theoretically predicted in 1979 and demonstrated experimentally 40 years later.

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

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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 the development of asymmetric reductive coupling of imines to form chiral vicinal diamines through the discovery of diboron-enabled [3,3]-sigmatropic rearrangements.

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For pioneering chemistry experiments and activities that are accessible to people with vision impairment, and training the next generation of teachers and scientists.

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For inspiring the next generation of chemists through activities that link classroom teaching to real world chemistry research.

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For championing decolonisation of the undergraduate chemistry curriculum, through widespread dissemination of strategies and resources to promote more inclusive chemistry teaching.

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For fostering a green chemistry community of practice that empowers educators across the world to integrate green chemistry into the science curriculum

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For the creation of the 3DI Virtual Reality Institute, a digital space for students and colleagues from across the globe to meet and collaborate.  

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For taking cutting edge science research and presenting it in formats that could be used by primary school teachers to engage their pupils in the classroom.