Born in June 13, 1976 in Kiev, Ukraine, single

Education

1992-97 T. Shevchenko University, Chemistry dept., Kiev Ukraine, BS student

1997-98 T. Shevchenko University, Chemistry dept., Kiev Ukraine, M.Sc. student

Field of specialization: Inorganic Chemistry, Surface and Coordination Chemistry.

Degrees

Honors B.Sc. in T. Shevchenko University, Kiev Ukraine (1997).

Honors M.Sc. Diploma in Chemistry. T. Shevchenko University, Kiev (1998).

Fields of interests

New inorganic materials for environmental chemistry, pre-concentration and resolution of metal ions.

Synthesis. Combinatorial chemistry. Investigation of physical phenomenon on the chemically modified surfaces.

 

Honors and awards.

1995-1997 Participation in European Community research Grant INTAS-252-94.

First award in Annual Kiev University Students Research Conferences 1994.

International Science Foundation Individual student’s Grant GSU043002 in 1994 and 1997.

First prize in “Young Scientist competition” of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 1997

First award on National Ukrainian Competition among research students, 1997

Publications

     

  1. A. N. Alexeev, M. A. Genina, N. A. Parkhomovsky, V. N. Zaitsev, A. B. Pecheny and S. A. Alexeev. Physica kondensovanyh vysokomolekylyarnyh system, 1997, ¹3, p.127-129.

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  2. A. N. Alexeev, V. N. Zaitsev, A. B. Pecheny and S. A. Alexeev. Vestnik Kievskogo University, 1998 (in press).

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  3. A.N. Alexeev, V.N. Zaitsev, S.A. Alexeev and A.B. Pecheny. 2nd Internat. Conference Chemistry of highly organized substances and scientific principles of nanotechnology. June 22-26, 1998, St.-Petersburg, Russia

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  4. V.N. Zaitsev, S.A. Alexeev. 10th International conference on solid surfaces, 31 August – 4 September 1998 Birmingham, UK.

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  5. A.N. Alekseev, V.N. Zaitsev*, S.A. Alekseev, A.B. Pecheny Study of cooperative effects of silanols on modified silica by dielectric relaxation method. Makromolecular simposia, 1999 (in press)

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  6. S.Alekseev, M. Genina, V. Zaitsev Aspects of thermal decompositions of aminosilicas and their salts with HCl and HNO3 Ukr. Khim. Zhurn. 2000
 
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