The ESR Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Bruker Corporation are pleased to announce the winner of the 7th Bruker ESR Thesis Prize is Dr Daphné Lubert-Perquel for her thesis " Combining Film Design and Spectroscopic Strategies to Elucidate Triplet Dynamics in Molecular Systems" completed at the Imperial College London, supervised by Prof.
The list of previous Bruker Prize winners is available here. This has had significant impact in widening the application base and popularising applications of EPR across the scientific spectrum.
As co-founder and director of the successful EPSRC UK National EPR Facility, he has fostered collaboration not only between EPRists, but also between the EPR and wider science communities. Crucially, they also stressed his important and selfless work in developing, supporting and nurturing the EPR community throughout his career. The nominations emphasised David’s seminal contributions to experimental and theoretical fundamentals of transition metal EPR, from bioinorganic chemistry to molecular materials, including his authoritative textbook. David Collison of The University of Manchester.
The 2020 Bruker Prize will be awarded to Prof. Both Bruker prize lectures will be delivered “live” by the speakers, see the full programme here. The 2021 Bruker Prize Lecture will be delivered at our 2021 virtual meeting, hosted by University of Cardiff, and after cancellation of our Manchester meeting the 2020 Bruker Prize lecture will also take place at this meeting (see below). Through his highly successful marriage of optical spectroscopy and EPR he has made pioneering contributions in the fields of artificial photosynthesis, nanoscale optoelectronics and quantum information science. Michael Wasielewski of Northwestern University, for the development and application of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance to the study of photochemical and photophysical processes. The ESR Spectroscopy Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry is pleased to announce that the 2021 Bruker Prize will be awarded to Prof. Since 1986 Bruker BioSpin has generously sponsored an annual lectureship and prize, given to a scientist who has made a major contribution to the application of EPR/ESR spectroscopy.
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