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Dr Marco Di AntonioWinner 2025 CBBG Lectureship Award: in recognition of his world-leading research contributions at the interface of chemistry, molecular biology, and genomics.
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Dr Clare Hazel and Sue PatelFor their pioneering work in Bioanalytical Chemistry especially applied to the determination of natural toxins.
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Professor Andrew JamiesonWinner 2023 CBBG Lectureship Award: for his outstanding contribution to the chemical biology community and his exceptional research achievements on the design and syntheses of peptides and peptidomimetics for chemical biology applications.
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Professor Anna PeacockWinner 2025 CBBG Lectureship Award: for her outstanding contributions to the chemical biology and bioinorganic chemistry communities, as well as her exceptional research on the design of new-to-nature metalloproteins, including towards novel MRI contrast agents.
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Professor Dr Nina HartrampfIn recognition of her contributions to flow-based peptide synthesis, particularly of post-translationally modified peptides and proteins, which enables and accelerates their systematic investigation.
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Professor Alan MackieFor the impact his research and scientific contributions have had in the field of food chemistry.
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George JacksonWinner 2025: for his outstanding work in the field of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics
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