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For outstanding contributions to medicinal chemistry programmes and to inclusion and diversity at GSK.

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For sustained contributions to innovation in chemistry pedagogy, commitment to inclusive education, and leadership and advocacy within the wider chemistry education community.

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For the development of green processes based on catalytic (de)hydrogenation for the synthesis of renewable polymers and their recycling.

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For building a sustained relationship with their underserved community, bringing accessible STEM experiences to more than 20,000 participants, and for their innovative approach that has enabled special educational needs (SEN) schools and unaccompanied child refugees to enjoy chemistry.

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For insights into the photophysics of first row transition metal complexes leading to advances in earth-abundant photoredox catalysis.

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For pioneering accurate chemical measurements of surfaces and interfaces.

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

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For contributions to organometallic chemistry involving the imaginative use of pincer ligands.

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For dedication to the Carbohydrate Group through revitalising the committee and leading successful international early career webinars.

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For unravelling how structure drives functionality to aid the discovery and understanding of quantum and functional materials.

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For advancing the understanding of the interaction of main-group frustrated Lewis pairs with light.

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For innovative research on heterogeneous photocatalysis, pushing boundaries towards less expensive, light-responsive, reusable catalytic processes for sustainable chemistry.

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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 towards developing the sustainable synthesis of porous materials, with a particular emphasis on microwave and continuous flow synthesis.

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For outstanding contributions to the development and application of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy in the area of electronic materials and devices.

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

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For the design and evolution of enzymes using an expanded genetic code.

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For the development of uniquely nucleophilic hydrido- and organocalcium reagents.

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For demonstrating passion and enthusiasm for chemistry, as well as inspiration in communicating these to students, and supporting them to explore the subject in greater depth.