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For the development of ion-conducting polymers of intrinsic microporosity and applications as next-generation membranes in redox flow batteries for grid-scale energy storage.

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For outstanding service to the 欧美AV through our member communities and governance groups.

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For the development of a highly selective electrochemical process for sustainable production of ammonia from nitrogen and renewable energy at close to ambient conditions, suitable for distributed production of fertilisers.

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Winner 2026: For making a significant contribution to a natural product related area of the chemical sciences in their independent research careers.

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For his enthusiasm and use of innovative, engaging teaching methods in chemistry and encouraging the development of his colleagues

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For creating variations of microscale practical chemistry resources and actively engaging with the wider education community

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For sustained contributions to the professional development of primary teachers in the teaching of science.

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For the creation of UK businesses that are globally recognised for innovating speciality polymers employing green chemistry principles.

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For dedication, enthusiasm and effectiveness in the delivery of quality-first science pedagogy for children aged 4–9, while breaking down the stereotypes of the classic portrayal of a scientist.

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For fostering a learning environment that captivates the imagination of students and embracing the challenge of incorporating real-world careers into the curriculum

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For significant and sustained contributions to the development and promotion of safe practical resources for teachers worldwide, especially in the field of microscale chemistry.

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For outstanding contributions to delivering primary science teaching and supporting others to provide excellent teaching through establishing and leading the Cornwall Primary Science Share.

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Winner 2025: For making a significant contribution to a natural product related area of the chemical sciences in their independent research careers.

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Winner 2026: For making significant contributions in the fields of medicinal chemistry and drug discovery in their independent career.

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For demonstrating the potential and impact of embedded mechanochemical reactivity on the mechanical limits of cross-linked polymer networks.

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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 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.   

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For creating innovative teaching resources that enable children to work scientifically and demonstrate their skills and creativity through a hands-on approach.

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For significant and sustained contributions to safe chemistry practical education.

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For planning and facilitating a move from theoretical to hands-on practical science, for a broad age range of students with special educational medical needs both face to face and remotely.