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Nobel Prize winners Prof. Ben L. Feringa and Prof. J. Fraser Stoddart will visit YSMU
Nobel Prize winners Prof. Ben L. Feringa and Prof. J. Fraser Stoddart will visit YSMU on October 24.
Prof. Ben L. Feringa and Prof. J. Fraser Stoddart are some of the worldwide prominent scientists in the field of chemistry. Sir Fraser Stoddart and Ben Feringa together with together with Jean P. Sauvage formed a golden trio and won the Nobel prize for chemistry in 2016. They earned the Nobel prize for their work on the design and synthesis of molecular machines.
During this lecture at YSMU there will be a unique opportunity to hear Prof. Feringa discussing his journey into science, the workings of molecular machines and current and future applications.
The lectures will take place on October 24, at 13:30-15:00.
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