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Martyn Poliakoff
Professor Sir Martyn Poliakoff, CBE, FRS
British chemist.
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Occupation
Chemist
University Teacher
Date of Birth
12/16/1947
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Human
Award Received
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Fellow of the Royal Society
(5/9/2002)
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
(12/29/2007)
Knight Bachelor
(6/12/2015)
Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
(2002)
Leverhulme Medal
(2010)
Meldola Medal and Prize
(1976)
Interdisciplinary Prize
(2000)
Lord Lewis Prize
(September 2016)
Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering
(2017)
Chartered Chemist
Tilden Prize
(1990)
Longstaff Prize
(2019)
James T. Grady-James H. Stack Award for Interpreting Chemistry
(2019)
Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
(2016)
Michael Faraday Prize
(2019)
Nyholm Prize for Education
(2011)
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Member Of
Academia Europaea
(2012 - )
Royal Society
(5/9/2002)
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Martyn
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Westminster School
King's College
Academic Degree
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Doctor of Philosophy
London
Newcastle University
University of Nottingham
Alexander Poliakoff
Ina Montagu
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English
Chemistry
Poliakoff
Stephen Poliakoff
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5/9/2002
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12/29/2007
Conferred By
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Charles III
Location
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Buckingham Palace
Point in Time
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6/12/2015
Point in Time
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2002
Award Rationale
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For his outstanding contributions in the fields of Green Chemistry and supercritical fluids by the application of chemistry to advance chemical engineering processes.
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2010
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1976
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2000
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September 2016
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2017
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1990
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2019
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2019
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2016
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2019
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2011
Affiliation
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AE Section Chemical Sciences
Start Time
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2012
Point in Time
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5/9/2002
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