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For outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through the development and support for the analytical science community and the School's Analyst Competition.

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For the development of commercialised ingestible sensors for gut disorders, gas sensors for pollutants and point-of-care biosensors.

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For the development of two bright multi-colour fluorogenic aptamer tags, and for demystifying the fluorescence activation mechanism, enabling efficient imaging of diverse RNAs in living cells.

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For the development of van der Waals thin films with high electronic performance, mechanical stretchability, and permeability for highly flexible, adaptable and breathable bioelectronic membranes.

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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 the creative advancement of strained intermediates involving cumulated cyclic dienes and trienes.

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For the development of asymmetric reductive coupling of imines to form chiral vicinal diamines through the discovery of diboron-enabled [3,3]-sigmatropic rearrangements.

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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 inspiring student progress through inspirational teaching methods and fostering a strong culture of collaboration and teamwork

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For dedication to crafting an innovative, skills-focused, digitally-enhanced practical chemistry curriculum to hone student skills and prepare them for a diverse range of careers.

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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 creation of the 3DI Virtual Reality Institute, a digital space for students and colleagues from across the globe to meet and collaborate.  

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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 seminal contributions to in situ and operando characterisation of porous materials and catalysts for the binding, capture and separation of fuels, hydrocarbons, and pollutants.

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For pioneering chemistry experiments and activities that are accessible to people with vision impairment, and training the next generation of teachers and scientists.

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For the development of transmission electron microscopy methods for advancing understanding of the dynamic behaviour of 2D- and nanomaterials.

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Winner 2024: Analyst Emerging Investigator Lectureship - for a significant contribution to analytical chemistry in their independent academic career.

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Winner 2023: For significant contributions to the field of biomaterials in their early career.

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Joint winners 2024: For outstanding work in ChemComm in the early stages of their careers

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Winner 2024: for publishing innovative work and pioneering in their respective research areas.