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For inspirational teaching contributions at the school-university interface, most notably through significant contributions to the UK Chemistry Olympiad.

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For championing inclusion and diversity within the primary science curriculum to allow children of all backgrounds to see themselves as scientists.

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For going above and beyond to support the delivery of high-quality practical work, and championing ways to make practical work inclusive to all students.

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For inspirational teaching and making a positive difference in curriculum design, implementation, assessment and to the wider community.

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For outstanding contributions to delivering primary science teaching and supporting others to provide excellent teaching through establishing and leading the Cornwall Primary Science Share.

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For significant and sustained contributions to safe chemistry practical education.

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For the creation of a successful partnership that has led to the development and commercialisation of heat-storage technology using novel formulations of phase-change materials.

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For the successful transition of their programme to run online during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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For the creation and development of a diverse programme for their community in South India.

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For the design and development of chromogenic reagents for the rapid detection and identification of pathogenic bacteria.

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For the development of a molecular flow sensor for non-invasive breath analysis to provide measurements of respiratory disease and cardiac output.   

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For the development of tools for the fight against Covid-19.

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For the development, application and translation of chemical tools for cryobiology.

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For pioneering work on catalysis of redox reactions in cancer cells by synthetic organometallic complexes.

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For the discovery, fundamental understanding, and technical development of a novel catalytic technology for the recycling of carbon dioxide to produce sustainable methanol.

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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 development of single-atom alloys, a new class of catalysts that play a prominent role in the energy and sustainability fields.

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For the development of an innovative membraneless water splitting technology for low-cost production of green hydrogen at scale.

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For the discovery of chiral organic materials that allow high control of photon and electron spin.

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For the discovery of a sustainable and scalable platform of P(V) reagents for the synthesis of stereodefined and variable phosphate chimeric oligonucleotides, and their application to phosphorylation, bioconjugation, and chiral phosphine synthesis.