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controlled method overcoming solid-phase peptide synthesis (SPPS) limitations. It highlights the potential
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for innovation in peptide chemistry and encourages young researchers to join the field .
This Special Issue is a tribute to Professor Alain Krief’s profound impact on the field of organic selenium
chemistry, commemorating his 80th birthday and celebrating his lasting legacy in shaping the future of
chemical synthesis. It highlights Krief’s innovative work, which has transformed selenium from a neglected
element to a cornerstone in synthetic chemistry. Additionally, the Issue acknowledges his visionary
leadership at the IOCD, which has advanced the role of chemistry in global development.

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