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               highly appreciated. This review illustrates the huge application of selenium nanomaterials. Prof. Hisashi
                                                                                        [10]
               Yamamoto contributed a feature article on “From Lewis acids to peptide chemistry” . This Special Issue
               concludes with a perspective paper titled “Future prospects in boron chemistry: new boron compounds and
                                                      [11]
               Lewis acids for catalysis and materials science” , authored by Prof. Guillaume Berionni, a highly promising
               figure in organic chemistry from the University of Namur, with whom Prof. Krief shares a profound
               collaborative bond.

               Through this Special Issue, we aim to bring you some novel developments in selenium and other chemistry,
               highlighting the significant contributions made by Prof. Krief.

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