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For contributions to organic chemistry in the area of ruthenium-catalysed C-C bond formation.

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For molecular analysis employing microfluidics involving gold nanoparticles, with applications in human health

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For innovation in the computational discovery of organic materials through the use of both molecular simulations and artificial intelligence techniques.

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For the development of a mass analyser, enabling faster and more sensitive analysis from single cells to large clinical cohorts.

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For groundbreaking work in the development of two-dimensional materials and nanomaterials, advancing energy storage, electronic devices, and sustainable technologies.

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For the discovery and characterization of reactive ligands for high-valent iron-oxo oxidants.

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For insights into the reactivity of frustrated Lewis pairs by single- and two-electron pathways.

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For pioneering work into the development, characterisation, and optimisation of inorganic thin-film solar cells and developing antimony selenide photovoltaic materials.

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For the development of a diverse range of synthetic organic methodologies and protocols, and their applications to medicinal chemistry.

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For developing net-zero pathways for the chemical industry through emissions mapping and decarbonisation strategies.

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For advancing the understanding of the physicochemical properties of exhaled aerosols, and their impact on the transmissibility of respiratory pathogens.

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For the development of new photochromic dyes for use in semi-transparent solar cells with light transmittance that adapts to illumination conditions.

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For innovative research on novel battery chemistries that go beyond the current state-of-the-art in lithium-ion systems.

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For the development of experimental and theoretical physical chemistry, as applied to the investigation of the impact of cosmic dust in planetary atmospheres.

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For contributions to the theory of the excited state dynamics and time-resolved spectroscopy of functional organic and metal-organic systems.

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For the discovery and development of hybrid glasses, a new family of glasses separate to known inorganic, organic and metallic families.

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For precision polymer chemistry, self-assembly and materials synthesis that demonstrates both fundamental new science and innovative real-world problem solving.

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For undertaking the key formulation work in developing a new high SPF skincare product, and representing apprentices and STEM nationwide.

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For proactively engaging technicians through an inclusive programme at their FORGE 2024 conference.

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For advancing circular economy solutions for the UK chemical industry through chemical recycling, biomass conversion and direct carbon dioxide reduction.