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Early Career Research Awards
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... Early Career Research Awards recognise the impact of research carried out in the molecular biosciences by early career scientists. 

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Biochemical Society Awards
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... Biochemical Society Awards are presented annually to individuals, teams, and organisations in two categories: ‘Significant Breakthrough or Achievement’ and ‘Sustained Excellence’.
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...Each year the Biochemical Society makes a series of prestigious awards that recognise excellence and achievement in both specific and general fields of science.

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Teaching Excellence Awards
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... Teaching Excellence Awards are presented in 2 categories: 'Early Career' and 'Established Educator' and recognise individual excellence, commitment to continuing professional development, commitment to students and colleagues, and sustained and continued impact.
Legacy Awards
...The Biochemical Society has a long history of recognising excellence within the molecular biosciences community. Browse the full list of our Legacy Awards which are no longer open for nominations.
How to nominate
...Find out how to nominate an outstanding individual, team, or organization for a Biochemical Society Award! 

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Undergraduate Recognition Awards
Recipient of the Undergraduate Recognition Award at graduation
...These prizes are awarded by the Society's Local Ambassadors to acknowledge an outstanding undergraduate within their institution.
Awards Listing
...View all of the award categories on offer in the Biochemical Society Awards portfolio

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Biochemical Society 2025 Awards open for nominations
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...Nominations for our 2025 Awards are now open, with submissions welcomed across 13 categories and all career stages.
Grants and Awards
...The Biochemical Society has a wide range of grants and bursaries and a prestigious annual awards programme

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The Keilin Memorial Lecture
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... The Keilin Memorial Lecture was first awarded in 1964 to commemorate the late David Keilin. The lecturer and subject of the lecture are selected, by the Awards Committee, from a field related to the interests of Keilin in bioenergetics, electron transfer, and mitochondrial biology. 

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The AstraZeneca Award
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... Generously supported by AstraZeneca, this award is made every 3 years in recognition of outstanding work which, through biomedical advances, leads to the development of a new reagent or method. The research should have been carried out in a UK or Republic of Ireland laboratory. 
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