Sergey V. Dezhurov stands out as an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his over 20 years of dedicated scientific work in chemistry, nanotechnology, and materials science. His deep expertise in quantum dots, polymer composites, bioorganic chemistry, and optical materials has yielded breakthrough innovations with real-world impact. His experience spans both academic and industrial domains, showcasing versatility, technical depth, and strong leadership in high-tech R&D environments.
πΉ Education & ExperienceΒ
π Sergey DΠ΅ΠΆΡΡΠΎΠ² completed his undergraduate studies in chemistry at Novosibirsk State University (1996β2001) and advanced his knowledge through postgraduate studies in bioorganic chemistry and management courses π. His career began in education and laboratory roles before progressing into industrial research. Between 2003β2005, he worked at the Institute of Chemical Biology and Fundamental Medicine (ICBFM SB RAS) and then as a synthetic chemist at Cambridge LLC. From 2008 onwards, he held research and leadership roles in high-tech centers such as βNanotech-Dubnaβ and NIIPA, focusing on quantum dots, polymeric materials, and optical sensors π§ͺ. He also contributed to technology commercialization and industrial process optimization. Since 2024, he has been working at the Institute of General Physics (IOF RAS) on thin-film technologies for microdisplays and solar cells π. His versatile experience spans R&D, team leadership, and complex instrumentation, establishing him as an accomplished figure in chemical technology and nanomaterials π.
πΉ Professional DevelopmentΒ
π§βπ§ Sergey DΠ΅ΠΆΡΡΠΎΠ²βs professional development reflects a commitment to innovation, multidisciplinary collaboration, and continuous learning. He has mastered a variety of specialized software tools such as ChemOffice, OriginLab, and MultiChrom for analytical and synthetic chemistry applications π». His hands-on expertise covers organic and colloidal synthesis, design of thixotropic gels, development of bioconjugates, and surface modification of nanoparticles. He has independently acquired knowledge in optical and analytical instrumentation software and is proficient in spoken English π. Sergey has played key roles in developing fluorescent microspheres for cytometry, FRET-based sensor systems, and new-generation luminescent materials. He led process engineering and team management in pilot production setups, demonstrating both technical and leadership skills π§βπ«. His involvement in national and international grant-funded projects has further refined his strategic research and development abilities, keeping him at the cutting edge of applied chemistry, nanotechnology, and material science π.
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Awards and Recognitions
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π Co-author of more than 20 scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals
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π Author of 4 patents in the field of luminescent materials and quantum dots
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π Contributor to national and international research projects and grants
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π§ͺ Developer of innovative sensor systems using quantum dot-based FRET
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π¬ Recognized for high-impact research in nano-optical materials and bioconjugates
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π£οΈ Regular participant and presenter at scientific conferences in Russia and abroad
π¬ Research Focus
π§ͺ Sergey DΠ΅ΠΆΡΡΠΎΠ²βs research is deeply rooted in nanomaterials chemistry, focusing on quantum dots, luminescent compounds, and advanced polymer systems. His work encompasses organic and colloidal synthesis, photoaffinity labeling of biomolecules, and bioconjugation techniques relevant to diagnostics and life sciences π‘. A key part of his research includes thin-film technologies for applications in microdisplays and solar cells, and the development of sensor systems based on FRET principles. Sergey has also designed high-stability semiconductor colloidal quantum dots and customized surface modifications for nanoparticles, tailoring properties like charge, polarity, and dispersibility βοΈ. His innovations support cutting-edge applications in optical sensing, nanobiotechnology, and materials engineering. By bridging chemistry with device-level implementation, his work contributes to the development of real-world technologies in areas like biosensors, optoelectronics, and photonics π. His ongoing efforts ensure the evolution of intelligent, functional nanomaterials that drive future-oriented scientific solutions.