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For sparking discussion around the challenges menstrual periods create for people working in higher education, acting as advocates to help remove stigma and drive change towards greater equity.

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For the development of a vast library of hands-on, bilingual science resource kits that enable thousands of primary school teachers across New Zealand to deliver life-changing science lessons.

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For the development and significant impact of an innovative free online course designed to aid the transition to study chemistry and related degrees at university.  

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For the development of Atomic Rescue, a chemistry game in Minecraft, that has taught basic chemistry to over 10,000 students.

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For the creation of innovative chemical education resources that benefit how students, children, and the general public learn organic chemistry.

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For the development of gamified virtual laboratory experiments that enhance student engagement, laboratory self-efficacy and theoretical understanding.

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For the creation of experiments and activities that improve students’ preparation for research in organic synthesis

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For convening collaborators from chemistry, history, and fine art to engage and educate diverse audiences about the separation of critical metals and the impacts of current production methods.

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For the development of an integrated training facility for chemists and chemical engineers in large-scale chemical processes, through a combination of realistic and immersive virtual reality simulations and hands-on practical plant work.

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For the development of a 1st year undergraduate remote laboratory experience, which provides students with a ‘chemistry kit for the 21st century’ and places a focus on measurement within everyday contexts.

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2025 Harrison-Meldola Early Career Prize for Chemistry: awarded for the development of green processes based on catalytic (de)hydrogenation for the synthesis of renewable polymers and their recycling.

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2025 Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson Prize: awarded for insights into the reactivity of frustrated Lewis pairs by single- and two-electron pathways.

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For outstanding service to the Royal Society of Chemistry through the development and support for the analytical science community and the School's Analyst Competition.

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For outstanding contributions towards the development of synthetic routes and processes for emerging medicines via autonomous high-throughput experimentation workflows, and contributions to STEM activities.

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For dedication to the planning, coordination and ongoing development of the Schools Analyst Competition.

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For pioneering chemistry experiments and activities that are accessible to people with vision impairment, and training the next generation of teachers and scientists.

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For inspiring the next generation of chemists through activities that link classroom teaching to real world chemistry research.

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For his development of a series of technologies that allow synthetic cells to be constructed from scratch using biomolecular building blocks.

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For innovative contributions in synthetic cell engineering and biohybrid systems.

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Winner 2024 Soft Matter Lectureship: for making major contributions to soft matter research