Agnes Morrissey and Fred Pashley-Johnson represented the Soft Matter Materials Team at the Polymer Meeting 15 (PM15) in Bratislava (Slovakia). Fred was awarded the prize for the best oral presentations for his talk “Unravelling the relationship between spatial confinement and quantum yield in photoreactive sequence-defined oligomers”. Thanks, Agnes and Fred!
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