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Winner 2026: For significant contributions to the field of biomaterials in their early career.

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Winner 2026: For making significant contributions to the chemical sciences community and beyond.

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Winner 2024: For making a significant contribution in the area of atomic spectrometry in their independent academic career.

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Winner 2025: for an outstanding emerging investigator working in an energy research topic within the scope of the journal Energy and Environmental Science.

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For the development of solid-state molecular organometallic chemistry as a new way of controlling, analysing, and using highly reactive transition metal complexes.

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For 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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For the development of hybrid molecular metal-oxide redox materials and their applications in energy storage.

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For investigating the application of sustainable methodologies for greener, safer manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients.

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For pioneering molecular f-element chemistry in unusual oxidation states and multimetallic systems for nitrogen activation.

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For method development and analytical research supporting strategic work on low carbon fuels and bio-feedstock use.

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For the development of novel CO2-capture membranes and sorbents that advance low-energy carbon removal.

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For the development of automation solutions to address complex operational challenges and enable robust reaction design.

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For the development of polyhedral metal−organic capsules as useful tools for chemical separations.

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For the development and application of computational methods for understanding excited-state processes in molecular crystals within complex environments.

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For the pioneering development of mechanophotocatalysts, and the use of organic thermally activated delayed fluorescence compounds, to drive sustainable photocatalysis.

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For pioneering mechanistic studies of chemical and photochemical reactions with direct application in photocatalysis and atmospheric chemistry.

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

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For developing biophysical and supramolecular approaches to understand the origins and evolution of primitive cells.

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For 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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For the development of time-resolved crystallography methods that have reshaped how molecular processes and protein dynamics can be observed.