Bonjour à toutes et à tous,

J'ai le plaisir de vous convier à la soutenance de ma thèse intitulée :
"Phytodisponibilité des nanomatériaux et impact sur le prélèvement d'éléments traces métalliques"

qui se déroulera le lundi 11 Décembre 2017 à 10h00 dans l'amphithéâtre du CEREGE.

Vous êtes également invités au pot qui suivra la soutenance.

Veuillez trouver en pièce jointe le résumé de la thèse et la composition du jury.

Bonne journée,
Clément Layet

 

 

Dear colleagues
I am pleased to invite you to my doctoral thesis defense, entitled:
"Phytoavailability  of nanomaterials and impact on trace elements uptake"
which will be held Monday, December 11th at 10.00 am in the Grand Amphitheater of Cerege.

You are also invited to the traditional "thesis drink" that will follow.
You can find attached the summary of the thesis.

Yours sincerely,
Clément Layet

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