Latvian Student Develops New Molecules from Birch Bark Product

A Riga Technical University student, Elza Fedorovska, defended her bachelor's thesis by developing new molecules from betulin, a natural product derived from birch bark. Her work is considered to be of doctoral dissertation caliber.

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Bakalaura darbs ar doktora disertācijas vērienu. Ķīmijas studente Elza Fedorovska rada jaunas molekulas

Rīgas Tehniskās universitātes (RTU) studente Elza Fedorovska aizstāvējusi bakalaura darbu par tēmu, kas vairāk atbilst doktora disertācijai. Viņa izstrādājusi jaunas molekulas no betulīna dabiskas izcelsmes produkta, ko iegūst no bērza tāss.

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Latvian Student Develops New Molecules from Birch Bark Product

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Bakalaura darbs ar doktora disertācijas vērienu. Ķīmijas studente Elza Fedorovska rada jaunas molekulas

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