Elsevier, a global information analytics business specialising in science and health, has announced the three winners of the 2019 Reaxys PhD Prize at the Reaxys PhD Prize Symposium held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Celebrating outstanding research by young chemists across the globe, the Reaxys PhD Prize recognises innovative and rigorous research in chemistry and associated sciences. 2019 marks the Reaxys PhD Prize's ninth edition, which received almost 4,000 submissions from over 50 countries.
The three winners each received a cheque of USD $2,000 and joined a private network of over 400 talented chemists from around the world, the Reaxys Prize Club.
The winners were selected from 10 shortlisted finalists, who were challenged to present the key aspects of their research at the Symposium. The presentations were judged by all members of the Reaxys Advisory Board.
Reaxys empowers chemistry research and development by providing structure, property and reaction data, experimental procedures and literature. It is designed to support early drug discovery, education, material selection and synthesis planning; its capabilities include data export and integration to enable harmonized analysis of in-house and external data. Reaxys improves R&D productivity by delivering the facts the way chemists need them.
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