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For outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through supporting and developing professional development activities for our community, and taking an active role in our governance committees.

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For outstanding contributions across the broad spectrum of natural product chemistry.

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For pioneering work in the synthesis and characterization of inorganic molecules and materials exhibiting new physical phenomena.

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For pioneering contributions in the field of s-block metal chemistry, particularly in the area of alkaline earth metal catalysis.

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For creative applications of metal hydride catalysis to address diverse challenges in organic synthesis, including carbon-carbon activation and cyclic peptide construction.

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For elucidating design principles of artificial metalloproteins to gain novel and deeper insights into the structure and function of natural systems.

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For dedication to the diversification of the committee and programmes of the Chilterns and Middlesex Local Section.

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For leading the scientific team of a small diabetes spin-out company towards one of the highest value exits for an early stage technology, and for pioneering new commercial opportunities with a second company founded after the acquisition.

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For developing innovative and accessible ways of ensuring that chemistry in schools remains a rigorous practical subject.

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For dedication to expanding the public engagement activities of the Kent Local Section.

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For long-standing service to the RSC Analytical Division and the sustained promotion of analytical chemistry, particularly atomic spectroscopy.

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For dedication to the development of an analytical chemistry training programme in Africa.

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For outstanding and innovative research on the conservation of Mary Rose iron cannonballs, which has produced unique insights to the field of conservation.

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For outstanding contributions towards the understanding of complex aqueous interfaces and the formation of ice at such interfaces.

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For outstanding contributions to the design and synthesis of selective carbohydrate receptors with potential to improve the well-being of those with diabetes.

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2025 Horizon Prize for Education: awarded for championing decolonisation of the undergraduate chemistry curriculum, through widespread dissemination of strategies and resources to promote more inclusive chemistry teaching.

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2025 Horizon Prize for Education: awarded for fostering a green chemistry community of practice that empowers educators across the world to integrate green chemistry into the science curriculum

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2025 Team Prize for Excellence in Primary Education: awarded for taking cutting edge science research and presenting it in formats that could be used by primary school teachers to engage their pupils in the classroom.

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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.