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Dr Samuel PattersonFor pioneering new methods to predict the biodegradability of polymer materials, establishing industrially deployable standards for certification, and leading innovation in polymer testing.
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Professor Graham NewtonFor the development of hybrid molecular metal-oxide redox materials and their applications in energy storage.
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Elizabeth BurnsideFor investigating the application of sustainable methodologies for greener, safer manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients.
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Professor Marinella MazzantiFor pioneering molecular f-element chemistry in unusual oxidation states and multimetallic systems for nitrogen activation.
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Cory Desforges-SharpFor method development and analytical research supporting strategic work on low carbon fuels and bio-feedstock use.
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Dr Greg MutchFor the development of novel CO2-capture membranes and sorbents that advance low-energy carbon removal.
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Ishan GoshawkFor the development of automation solutions to address complex operational challenges and enable robust reaction design.
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Bio-hydrogen cycle with photocatalysisFor developing improved photocatalytic approaches for solar powered hydrogen production from sustainable biomass.
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Professor Dennis LiottaFor sustained innovation in synthesis and antiviral drug discovery, translating fundamental chemistry into life-saving medicines.
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Thermal Energy Storage TeamFor the discovery of thermal energy storage materials that integrate phase change, thermochemical and sensible heat storage modes.
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Dr Robert CrapnellFor internationally recognised innovation in additive manufacturing protocols, and demonstrating leadership across faculty initiatives.
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Dr Nuria Tapia-RuizFor new earth-abundant materials chemistry and mechanistic insight, providing design rules for sustainable sodium-ion batteries with higher energy and longer life.
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Professor Javier Pérez-RamírezFor connecting catalyst design, reaction engineering, and sustainability metrics to develop new catalytic technologies that enable circular carbon utilisation.
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Carbon Neutral Laboratories for Sustainable Chemistry Tec...For the development of complex, low-carbon research infrastructure and experimental platforms to enable sustainable globally impactful research.
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Dr Reshma RaoFor the application of operando spectroscopy to heterogeneous interfaces, and for advancing mechanistic understanding of polarised solid-liquid interfaces in electrocatalysis.
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Dr Gwilherm KerherveFor the creation and development of transformative, open-source scientific software for X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analysis.
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CHOISEFor the development of a new class of chiral semiconductors to demonstrate the controllable interconversion between charge, spin, and light at room temperature.
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n-AQUAFor discoveries revealing how the structure and dynamics of water are transformed under nanoscale confinement and at low-dimensional interfaces.
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Professor Jonathan NitschkeFor the development of polyhedral metal−organic capsules as useful tools for chemical separations.
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Rachel Crespo-OteroFor the development and application of computational methods for understanding excited-state processes in molecular crystals within complex environments.