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Winner 2026: For making significant contributions in the fields of medicinal chemistry and drug discovery in their independent career.

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For demonstrating the potential and impact of embedded mechanochemical reactivity on the mechanical limits of cross-linked polymer networks.

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For sparking discussion around the challenges menstrual periods create for people working in higher education, acting as advocates to help remove stigma and drive change towards greater equity.

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For the collaborative design and implementation of regional, national and international activities which embed transferable skills and employability-focused problem solving into chemistry and natural and environmental sciences degree programmes.   

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For creating innovative teaching resources that enable children to work scientifically and demonstrate their skills and creativity through a hands-on approach.

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For significant and sustained contributions to safe chemistry practical education.

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For planning and facilitating a move from theoretical to hands-on practical science, for a broad age range of students with special educational medical needs both face to face and remotely.

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For deep and scholarly insight into the mechanisms of organometallic reactions and the design of organometallic catalysts.

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For outstanding application of knowledge and teamwork to produce 20 years of robust, high-quality air pollutant data for three of the UK’s air quality networks, advancing science, informing policy makers, and protecting the health of the public.

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For the development of polarisation photocatalysis using spontaneous electric fields in polar materials to mitigate charge carrier recombination, promoting commercialisation of photocatalytic technology.

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For the development of theoretical methods to explain and predict the electronic and optical properties of organic materials.

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For the promotion and application of the chemical sciences to support development of evidence-based policy and regulation in the fields of air pollution and climate change.

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For innovation in medicinal chemistry leading to the identification of first in class utrophin modulators for the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

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For outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry and the organic chemistry community through our member communities and governance groups.

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For the development and application of chemical methods for understanding the biology of membraneless organelles.

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For seminal contributions to controlling and understanding stereochemistry and degradation in polymeric materials.

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For the development of novel methodologies using bright light sources to identify active species in catalysis and energy storage.

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For studies of structural complexity in framework materials.

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For the development of innovative electrochemical sensors for advancing the understanding of biological signalling processes.

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For pioneering several widely used tools and approaches in biorefining, including the mechanistic understanding of lignin conversion chemistry.