Department of Chemistry - Teaching

Awards and Prizes

BP Tripos Prizes

BP sponsor a series of prizes awarded across all four years in recognition of outstanding performance in Chemistry Tripos Exams. These prizes are awarded by the Examiners.

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Tripos and Project Prizes

Many of these prizes are sponsored by companies, as indicated in their titles.

Prizes awarded in 2012

Part III

  • Raphael Prize, for distinction in Organic Chemistry: D Scott (T)
  • Emeleus Prize, for distinction in Inorganic Chemistry: A C Forse (TH)
  • Examiners' Prize, for an outstanding performance: M J Wells (PET)
  • Examiners' Prize, for an outstanding performance: A P Smalley (TH)
  • Norrish Prize, for distinction in Physical Chemistry: J W R Morgan (DOW)
  • Johnson Matthey Prize for the best Inorganic project: A C Forse (TH)
  • GSK Prize for the best Organic project: M J Wells (PET)
  • Unilever Prize for the best Physical project: M D E Nicholson (Q)
  • Norrish Prize for the best Theoretical project: J W R Morgan (DOW)

Part II

Examiners' Prize for the most outstanding performance in Part II Chemistry: P T B Bullock (CTH)

Examiners' Prizes for an outstanding performance in Part II Chemistry: Y Y See (EM) and J S Poh (R)

Part IB

The GSK prize for the most outstanding performance in Part IB Chemistry A and B has been awarded to J M James (CC)

BP prizes in recognition of an outstanding performance in Part IB Chemistry A have been awarded to
A S Lubin (JE) and A Shield (CHU)

BP prizes in recognition of an outstanding performance in Part IB Chemistry B have been awarded to
V Oleinikovas (G) and R Blukis (CTH)

Part IA

BP prizes in recognition of an outstanding performance in Part IA Chemistry have been awarded to
X Zhang (HH), A Tam (JN) and S Guggiari (T)

Corporate Associates Prizes for Practical Class Demonstration

The following have been awarded a Corporate Associates Prize for Practical Class Demonstration in recognition of outstanding qualities in the teaching of practical chemistry in 2011/12.

Michaels Arhangelskis, Antara Banerjee, Anthony Coyne, Sarah Dane, Jake Goodwin-Tindall, Greg Haslett, Danny Ho, Setu Kasera, Yang Lan, Amy Moore, Anuradha Pallipurath, Tom Scrase and Francesca Stokes.