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Congratulations, Dr HOYAS !

Publié le 24 septembre 2021
Rédigé par Eric Weverbergh
On Friday September 24, Sébastien HOYAS has defended his PhD thesis entitled “Characterization and exploitation of peptoid secondary structures: a synergetic experimental and computational approach ” at the University of Mons.

On Friday September 24, Sébastien HOYAS has defended his PhD thesis entitled “Characterization and exploitation of peptoid secondary structures: a synergetic experimental and computational approach ” at the University of Mons.

Dr Sébastien Hoyas & Prof Mathieu Surin
Dr Sébastien Hoyas & Prof Mathieu Surin

The PhD thesis jury was composed by Prof Mathieu Surin (president – UMONS), Prof Sylvain Gabriele (UMONS), Prof Philippe Dugourd (Lyon), Prof Ronald Zuckermann (Molecular Foundry, USA), Prof Lucas Muccioli (Bologne), Prof Jérôme Cornil (promotor / UMONS) and Prof Pascal Gerbaux (promotor / UMONS).

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