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For innovation in aspects of medicinal chemistry and strategic leadership in drug discovery method development.

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For the development of chemical tools and microbial biocatalysts for sustainable synthesis.

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For the development of innovative biocatalytic approaches to produce therapeutic oligonucleotides.

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For synthetic and spectroscopic studies of molecular magnets, particularly supramolecular assemblies that could be used in quantum information processing.

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For studies on the synthesis and photochemistry of metal-oxo cluster molecules and for their use as precursors to functional materials.

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For strategic leadership in developing greener solutions and advocating for global regulations related to the physical and toxicological testing of graphene.

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For process innovation in novel drug development, transforming manufacturing route designs with improved sustainability.

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For pioneering applications of X-ray and neutron scattering techniques to porous materials science and catalysis.

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For the development of electron transport microscopy to experimentally determine the platinum-surface hydronium pKa and its role in pH-dependent hydrogen evolution reactions.

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For contributions to the non-crystalline metal-organic framework domain, including synthesis and characterization of the first liquid and glass MOF states.

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For dedication to the development of an analytical chemistry training programme in Africa.

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For outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through our member communities.

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For innovative contributions in synthetic cell engineering and biohybrid systems.

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For dedication to supporting the early career heterocyclic chemistry community through the development of a programme of online activities in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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

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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 enhancing and enriching the chemistry learning of a huge and diverse group of students by offering a high quality and broad chemistry education and through effective outreach.

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For major contributions towards the future sustainability of production plants through improvements to process safety, asset effectiveness, throughput, quality and raising apprenticeship awareness.

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For the development and significant impact of an innovative free online course designed to aid the transition to study chemistry and related degrees at university.