We are delighted to see so many nanoscience and nanotechnology researchers celebrated in the Royal Society of Chemistry’s 2026 Prizes. 🏆
Find out more about some of this year’s winners and explore some of their recent research that has been published in Nanoscale or Nanoscale Advances.
🏆 Graham Newton, co-author of “Asymmetric thiol-modified hybrid polyoxometalates: building blocks for hierarchical nanostructured redox materials”
🪪 https://www.rsc.org/standards-and-recognition/prizes/winners/professor-graham-newton
📰 https://doi.org/10.1039/D5NR00544B
🏆 Mathew Horrocks, co-author of “Single-molecule imaging of aquaporin-4 array dynamics in astrocytes”
🪪 https://www.rsc.org/standards-and-recognition/prizes/winners/professor-mathew-horrocks
📰 https://doi.org/10.1039/D4NR00330F
🏆 Angelos Michaelides & Fabian Berger (as part of n-AQUA), co-authors of “Mechanisms for the formation of active sites in single-atom alloys”
🪪 https://www.rsc.org/standards-and-recognition/prizes/winners/test
🪪 https://www.rsc.org/standards-and-recognition/prizes/winners/n-aqua
📰 https://doi.org/10.1039/D5NR05517B
🏆 Gwilherm Kerherve, co-author of “Exsolution of Fe-based pyramidal nanostructures from a noble metal doped perovskite matrix”
🪪 https://www.rsc.org/standards-and-recognition/prizes/winners/dr-gwilherm-kerherve
📰 https://doi.org/10.1039/D5NA00469A
Explore the winners across all categories of this year’s #RSCprizes and some of their excellent publications in RSC journals 👇
