Sir Martyn Poliakoff's chemistry videos have been viewed millions of times by science enthusiasts.
Broxtowe Borough Council said he had been recognised for his involvement in several community projects.The Periodic Table of Videos, in which Sir Martyn documents each of the 118 chemical elements, first appeared on YouTube in 2008.The scientist was knighted for services to chemistry in 2014 and has now been admitted as a new Freeman of the Borough of Broxtowe.
He is also an active member in Greening Beeston, a group of residents working to fight climate change.He said: "As a long-time resident of Broxtowe, I feel honoured and delighted to be recognized by my local community. "I hope this honour will help me to contribute towards making Beeston an even better place for everyone to live, even in these challenging times."
The titles of Honorary Alderman, Freeman and Freedom of Entry are the highest honours the council can give. Mayor of Broxtowe David Grindell said: "Broxtowe is very lucky to have such an individual as Sir Martyn living in our borough and being so actively involved in securing its future.
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