The Robert Robinson Prize in Synthetic Organic Chemistry recognises a significant recent novel discovery or advance made in the field of synthetic organic chemistry.

• This prize is open to groups, teams and collaborations of any form or size, and in exceptional circumstances, individuals.
• Any form of discovery or advance in the field of synthetic organic chemistry can be nominated. It can be fundamental or applied work, or be multidisciplinary and involve other disciplines.
• Winners will receive:
  • A professionally produced video showcasing the prize-winning work and its importance
  • A trophy recognising the whole team
  • All team members will receive individual recognition for their contribution
• Winners are selected by the Organic Chemistry Prize Committee
  
  
• Only RSC members can nominate for this prize
• At least one member of the team must be an RSC member; the RSC member is expected to have made a significant contribution to the discovery/advance
• Self-nomination is permitted and encouraged
• Nominated teams must not include anyone named in one of these roles during the nomination/judging period:
  • Organic Chemistry Prize Committee members
  • Subject Community Presidents
  • RSC Prize Committee members
  • Trustees of the Royal Society of Chemistry
  • Royal Society of Chemistry staff