Volgograd State Technical University | Russia
A. S. Ozerin is an emerging researcher with growing contributions in the fields of nanomaterials, polymer science, and materials chemistry, with a research profile that includes 15 peer-reviewed publications, an h-index of 4, and 27 citations, demonstrating both steady scholarly productivity and increasing academic influence. The work explores nanoscale material synthesis, polymer-assisted nanoparticle stabilization, and advanced hybrid material systems, with recent research addressing the pseudomatrix synthesis behavior of nanoscale silver iodide particles in the presence of chitosan, reflecting a strong focus on sustainable material design, controlled crystallization, and functional nanostructures. This research direction aligns closely with current global priorities in the development of environmentally responsible materials, bio-derived polymer supports, and application-driven nanocomposites with potential relevance in antimicrobial applications, chemical sensing, and next-generation functional surfaces. A notable characteristic of Ozerin’s academic trajectory is active collaboration, evidenced by co-authorship with 30 researchers working across diverse scientific disciplines, enabling methodological depth, advanced characterization strategies, and interdisciplinary knowledge exchange, which collectively contribute to the rigor and impact of the published work. The publication record shows a progression from foundational studies toward more complex applied research frameworks, signaling a developing research identity focused on innovation in material synthesis pathways and structure–property optimization. While still at an early stage, the citation pattern and continued publication activity indicate upward momentum and growing recognition within the scientific community. The research conducted not only contributes to fundamental understanding of polymer nanoparticle interactions but also supports the advancement of applied materials science where functionality, sustainability, and nanoscale precision are key factors. With continued engagement in interdisciplinary research, refinement of experimental approaches, and increasing publication visibility, Ozerin’s work holds potential to further expand its academic reach and support broader technological and societal applications in the evolving field of advanced material systems.
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Featured Publications
Donetskova, L. Yu., Ozerin, A. S., Mikhailyuk, A. E., Radchenko, F. S., Andreev, D. S., Titova, E. S., Babkin, V. A., & Novakov, I. A. (2023). Hydrolysis of polyacrylamide in the presence of nano-sized copper particles. Russian Journal of General Chemistry.
Krotikova, O. A., Ozerin, A. S., Radchenko, Ph. S., Abramchuk, S. S., & Novakov, I. A. (2017). Aqueous phase synthesis of silver iodide nanoparticles from a polyacrylic acid–silver complex. Colloid and Polymer Science, 295(1), 99–105.
Ustyakina, D. R., Chevtaev, A. S., Tabunshchikov, A. I., Ozerin, A. S., Radchenko, F. S., & Novakov, I. A. (2019). Complexes of polyethyleneimine with Cu²⁺ ions in aqueous solutions as precursors for obtaining copper nanoparticles. Polymer Science – Series B, 61(3), 261–265.
Krotikova, O. A., Ozerin, A. S., & Radchenko, F. S. (2017). Polyethylenimine complexes with silver ions in aqueous solutions as precursors for synthesis of monodisperse silver iodide particles. Polymer Science, Series A, 59, 288–294.
Vinogradov, V. S., Ozerin, A. S., Radchenko, Ph. S., & Novakov, I. A. (2025). Pseudomatrix synthesis characteristics of nanoscale silver iodide particles in the presence of chitosan. Iranian Polymer Journal.
A. S. Ozerin’s research advances the understanding and controlled synthesis of nanoscale materials, enabling progress in polymer–nanoparticle systems and functional material design. This work supports future innovations in sensing, catalysis, and antimicrobial applications with potential societal and industrial impact.