Science & Technology and Bioengineering students defended their thesis works.

During the week, 50 students (28 bachelor’s and 22 master’s) have defended their thesis works. As always, student presented a vary divirse range of topics, including cell cycle regulation, studies of HPV viruses, metobolic engineering, robotic arm designs, brain-computer interface, novel AI tools, developmental biology, studies of HPV viruses, plant physiology, ecology, various chemistry topics, and many more. More than half of the students received the highest grade for their excellent work. We congratulate all students!