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Professor Eli Zysman-ColmanFor the pioneering development of mechanophotocatalysts, and the use of organic thermally activated delayed fluorescence compounds, to drive sustainable photocatalysis.
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Professor Andrew Orr-EwingFor pioneering mechanistic studies of chemical and photochemical reactions with direct application in photocatalysis and atmospheric chemistry.
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Berceste Beyribey PriceFor outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through our member communities and governance groups.
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Dr Claudia BonfioFor developing biophysical and supramolecular approaches to understand the origins and evolution of primitive cells.
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Dr Conrad GoodwinFor the development of innovative methods in synthetic rare earth and actinide chemistry, including low oxidation state arene compounds and transuranium organometallics.
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Timothy EasunFor outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through our member communities and governance groups, in particular supporting the porous materials and supramolecular communities.
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Dr Briony YorkeFor the development of time-resolved crystallography methods that have reshaped how molecular processes and protein dynamics can be observed.
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Elizabeth CairnduffFor outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through our member communities and governance groups.
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RSC Education Community Region ScotlandFor their demonstrated commitment to inclusivity and delivering collaborative impact across the Scottish education community.
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RSC Biomaterials Chemistry CommitteeFor the development of a programme of activity to empower their community and foster inclusion across career stage and sector.
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Separation Science Group of the Royal Society of ChemistryFor bringing together Interest Groups and related networks and societies to cover the breadth of analytical chemistry as part of the Solutions in Science (SinS) meetings.
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Dr Helen CookeFor dedication to the Chemical Information and Computer Applications (CICAG) committee and development of the Distillate newsletter.
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Gemma-Louise DaviesFor dedication to supporting the early career colloid chemistry community through the development of the Early Career Colloid Committee and meeting.
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Professor Angelos MichaelidesFor pioneering contributions to theoretical chemistry, including computational methods that provide mechanistic insight and predictive tools widely used in catalysis and surface science.
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Professor Edward TateFor chemical biology approaches to reveal unique insights in protein post-translational modification, and for delivering chemical probes and first-in-class therapeutic strategies.
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Dr Marco Di AntonioWinner 2026 CBBG Lectureship Award: in recognition of his world-leading research contributions at the interface of chemistry, molecular biology, and genomics.
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Martin Fitzner, Adrian Šošić, Alexander V. Hopp, Marcel M...Paper: BayBE: a Bayesian Back End for experimental planning in the low-to-no-data regime
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Ian Ford, Miranda Villanueva, Min Sub Lee, Quan D. Zhou,...Paper: Defining STING–sterol interactions with chemoproteomics
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Luke Wayne Browning, Huafu Wang, James Ward Taylor, Pete...Paper: Digestibility and enteric release achieved with microencapsulates made from emulsion-templated plant proteins
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Tao Yu, Aditi Dey Poonam, Amy Halbing, Shengwei Zhang, Yi...Paper: A digital nonenzymatic nucleic acid amplification assay for ultrasensitive detection of cell-free microRNA in human serum