Graham Cooks and Anna Regoutz win the 2025 Awards in Analytical Chemistry
Abstract
Each biennium the Analytical Chemistry Division presents two awards for outstanding contributions to the field of analytical chemistry. The IUPAC Analytical Chemistry Medal recognizes lifetime achievement in any field of analytical chemistry evidenced by sustained and outstanding research contributions, by active involvement in international partnerships and by commitment to the training of the next generation of analytical chemists. The IUPAC Emerging Innovator Award in Analytical Chemistry recognizes outstanding research achievements by an early career stage scientist in the field of analytical chemistry. Both awards will be presented during the IUPAC General Assembly in July 2025.
Graham Cooks, Henry B. Hass Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Purdue University, USA has been named the IUPAC Analytical Chemistry Medalist for 2025. The award is given recognition of his lifetime research achievements in the field of mass spectrometry including fundamental phenomena, instrumentation and analytical applications, and his mentoring of 156 PhD graduate students in addition to approximately 200 Postdoctoral Fellows and long-term scientific visitors.
Graham Cooks
Anna Regoutz, Associate Professor of Experimental Inorganic Chemistry, University of Oxford, UK is the recipient of the IUPAC Emerging Innovator Award in Analytical Chemistry for 2025. The award is given for her leadership of an interdisciplinary team of researchers exploring the structure-electronic structure relationship in inorganic solids with a goal of integrating such materials into opto-electronic devices.
Anna Regoutz
Former awardees include: 2023, Janusz Pawliszyn and Xin Yan 2021, and Joseph Wang and Tsuyoshi Minami.
©2025 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston
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