Ivana Drienovská wins the DCS Thesis Award
Ivana (former PhD in Roelfes group) won the Dutch Catalysis Society Thesis Award for her thesis entitled: “Designing artificial enzymes with unnatural amino acids”. This award is given to a young researcher for an outstanding thesis (defended in a Flemish or Dutch university during the period 1/1/2017 – 31/12/2018 ) that deals with catalysis related research. Ivana received the award during the festive dinner at the NCCC conference in Noordwijkerhout.
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