ISIS ISIS Impact Awards Previous Winners

ISIS Impact Awards Previous Winners
24 Feb 2021

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The ISIS Impact Awards started in 2018 and celebrate the scientific, social and economic impact of the facility's diverse user community.

2024 Science Award Winner:	2024 Society Award Winner:	2024 Economic Award Winner:
Yujie Ma, University of Manchester, for his work applying neutron scattering techniques to the development of defective Metal-Organic Frameworks for clean air and sustainable energy.	Stephen J Perkins and Jayesh S Bhatt, University College London, for their work determining the molecular structures of therapeutic antibodies in solution.	Tan Sui, University of Surrey, for her research mapping residual stress distribution in materials for nuclear fusion applications.
2023 Science Award Winner:	2023 Society Award Winner:	2023 Economic Award Winner:
Minu Kim, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, for their work investigating a new class of superconductor.	Martin King, Royal Holloway, for his work investigating real-world atmospheric pollutants using neutron reflectometry.	Timothy Johnson, Johnson Matthey, for their work demonstrating the viability of a scalable route to synthesising gas storage materials.
2022 Science Award Winner:	2022 Society Award Winner:	2022 Economic Award Winner:
Andrej Zorko, Jožef Stefan Institute, for the first realization of a quantum spin liquid on a triangular spin lattice with dominant Ising antiferromagnetic exchange interaction using WISH, MARI and MUSR.	Heloisa Nunes Bordallo, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen for her work on developing smarter materials by tuning physico-chemical properties using TOSCA and IRIS	Adam Michalchuk, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (Germany) for The Big Bang Theory of Energetic Materials: Towards the In Silico Design of Safer Energetic Materials
2021 Science Award Winner:	2021 Society Award Winner:	2021 Economic Award Winner:
Serena Corr for her work applying muon spin relaxation spectroscopy to investigating ion diffusion in battery materials.	Mariela Martins Nolasco for her work characterising polymer structure and dynamics.	David Lennon for his work on probing the interactions of atoms and molecules with the surfaces of catalysts.
2020 Science Award Winner:	2020 Society Award Winner:	2020 Economic Award Winner:
Jin-Chong Tan University of Oxford For his group’s work on lattice dynamics in Metal-Organic Frameworks, and how this effects the way they absorb and release gases and drug molecules.	Paolo Rech Institute of Informatics of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul For his work developing artificial intelligence frameworks to improve the reliability of a driverless car’s ability not to confuse a person with a post-box.	Peter Albers Evonik Operations GmbH For his work over the last thirty years using neutrons alongside other methods to investigate materials with commercial applications, including catalysis.
2019 Science Award Winner:	2019 Society Award Winner:	2019 Economic Award Winner:
Sihai Yang University of Manchester For his work on developing functional materials.	Maria Paula M. Marques Coimbra University, Portugal For her research using neutrons for cancer research.	Indri Adilina Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) For her work at ISIS on the use of palm oil biomass waste as an alternative source for biofuel.
2018 Science Award Winner:	2018 Society Award Winner:	2018 Economic Award Winner:
Thomas Douglas Bennett University of Cambridge For his work on modelling the structure of metal-organic framework glasses.	The Wallace Collection, London For their work on utilising neutrons for non-invasive analysis of arms and armour.	Andrea Lazzarini University of Oslo For his work on activated carbon catalysts.

Contact: Richardson, Stephanie (STFC,RAL,ISIS)