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Oleg
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Department
of Biomedical Engineering
University of California
Davis CA 95616 USA |
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oleg@ucdavis.edu |
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Phone:530-754682 |
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Fax:
530-7545739 |
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Education: |
Dates: |
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PhD
in Physics., Department of Physics, UC Berkeley
Advisor:
Prof. George Oster
Thesis topic: Modeling of pattern formation in Myxobacteria
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08/00 –08/04 |
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MSc.,
Chemical Physics Department, Feinberg Graduate School,
Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel, Advisor: Prof.
A. I. Burshtein,
Thesis topic: Diffusion
assisted electron and energy transfer |
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10/98-07/00
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BSc,
Novosibirsk
State University, Physics Department, Russia
Chemical Physics Chair,
Advisors: Prof. A.B. Doktorov, Dr.
A.A. Kipiyanov
Thesis topic: Application of
nonequilibrium statistical mechanics methods to reacting
systems. |
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1994-98
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Professional Experience: |
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Postdoctoral Researcher,
Department of Biomedical Engeneering,
UC Davis Advisor: Prof. Michael Savageau
Research Project: Signaling Pathways in
Bacillus Subtilis |
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09/04 –present |
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Research interests and expertise: |
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Biophysical
modeling of microbiological systems:
- Pattern
formation in Myxobacteria: traveling waves and aggregation patterns
arising from contact signaling
- Bacterial gliding motility: A and S motility in Myxobacteria,
gliding motility of Mycomplasma Pnemonia and Mycoplasma Motile
Signaling and metabolic networks:
- Bacterial signaling networks: Modeling C-signaling and Frz
systems in Myxobacteria, stress response and sporulation regulation
in Bacillus Subtilis
-Design principles and common building blocks of biochemical
networks
-Spatially heterogeneous biochemical networks
Molecular motors
(Myosin V, Bacterial flagella motors, Portal protein)
Applied Mathematics:
Diffusion reaction systems, pattern formation in convectively
dominated systems, Numerical methods for convectively dominated
systems, Singular perturbation theory
Non-Markovian Chemical
Kinetics (memory effects in diffusion assisted reactions, applications
to electron and energy transfer kinetics, statistical mechanics
of reacting systems) |
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Teaching experience: |
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- Graduate
Student Instructor, UC Berkeley, Computers in Biology
- Graduate
Student Instructor, UC Berkeley, Mechanics
- Teaching
Assistant, Novosibirsk State University, Thermodynamics |
Sping,’04
Fall,’00
Spring,
‘98 |
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Honors
and awards: |
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HHMI Predoctoral
fellowship award
- Regents
fellowship, UC Berkeley
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Voevodskiy scholarship (given by Institute
of Chemical Kinetics and combustion) |
06/01-09/04
08/00-05/01
01/97-06/98 |
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Personal Information: |
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Place
of Birth: Novosibirsk, Russia;
Date
of Birth: 28 April 1977
Citizenship:
Russia
Marital
Status: Married
Languages:
Russian (native), fluent English |
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References: |
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George Oster
University of California
201 Wellman Hall
Berkeley, CA, 94720-3112
goster@nature.berkeley.edu |
Dale Kaiser
Beckman B-300
279 West Campus Drive
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-5307
adkaiser@pmgm2.stanford.edu |
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Alex Mogilner
Dept of Mathematics
University of California
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616
mogilner@math.ucdavis.edu |
Michael A. Savageau
Dept of Biomedical Engineering
University of California
Davis, CA 95616-5294
masavageau@ucdavis.edu |
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John Neu
Department of Mathematics University of California, Berkeley
970 Evans Hall #3840
Berkeley, CA 94720-3840
neu@math.berkeley.edu |
Eugene Krissinel
European Bioinformatics Institute
Genome Campus, Hinxton
Cambridge CB10 1SD
UNITED KINGDOM
keb@ebi.ac.uk |
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