Sergey Dorozhkin | Bioceramics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Sergey Dorozhkin , Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology , Russia.

Dr. Sergey V. Dorozhkin is a distinguished researcher and engineer in the field of biomaterials and inorganic chemistry. He holds a Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry and chemical technology. With over 180 publications and extensive experience in biomineralization and bioceramics, Dr. Dorozhkin has significantly contributed to tissue engineering and material development. Currently serving as a service engineer at Ecoinstrument in Moscow, he combines academic prowess with industrial expertise. Fluent in English and native in Russian, he enjoys reading, traveling, and furthering scientific research.

Publication Profile

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Suitability For The Award

Sergey V. Dorozhkin is an exceptional candidate for the Best Researcher Award, demonstrating a profound impact in the fields of biomaterials and bioceramics. His extensive experience, spanning over three decades, includes significant contributions to the understanding and application of calcium phosphates, biomineralization, and tissue engineering.

Education and Experience:

Education:
- 1978 – 1984: Moscow Institute of Chemical Technology, B.A. in Chemical Technology with honors
- 1984: M.S. in Chemical Technology with honors
- 1992: Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry and Chemical Technology
Experience:
- 2007 – Present: Service engineer at Ecoinstrument, Moscow
- 2006 – 2007: Sales and promotional specialist at S&D Chemicals Corp., Moscow
- 2004 – 2006: Marketing specialist at Markell Group Chemical Corp., Moscow
- 2002 – 2004: Post-doctoral researcher at Queen’s University, Canada
- 1994 – 1996: Industrial engineer at Roche-Russian joint venture, Moscow

Professional Development

Dr. Dorozhkin has dedicated his career to advancing the fields of biomaterials and inorganic chemistry through diverse professional experiences. He has held several post-doctoral research positions at prestigious institutions in Europe and Canada, focusing on biomimetic crystallization and tissue engineering. His expertise in calcium phosphates and bioceramics has led to significant advancements in dental materials and bone cements. With a strong commitment to research and innovation, he has contributed to over 180 publications and has collaborated on various projects in the biomedical field.

Research Focus

Dr. Sergey V. Dorozhkin specializes in biomaterials and bioceramics, particularly focusing on apatite and calcium phosphates for biomedical applications. His research encompasses biomineralization, tissue engineering, and the mechanical properties of biomaterials, including porous bioresorbable scaffolds. By exploring dissolution, precipitation, and crystallization phenomena, he aims to develop innovative solutions for improving bone cements and dental materials. His work contributes significantly to the understanding of biomaterials’ behavior in simulated body fluid, supporting advancements in regenerative medicine and dental applications.

Awards and Honors

Honors: Multiple recognitions for contributions to biomaterials research
Publications: Authored over 180 journal articles and 9 monographs
Conferences: Presented at numerous international conferences with 112 abstracts published
Teaching: Recognized for excellence in teaching chemistry to students and professionals

Publications

Biological and medical significance of calcium phosphates
SV Dorozhkin, M Epple | Cited by: 2598 | Year: 2002
Bioceramics of calcium orthophosphates
SV Dorozhkin | Cited by: 1566 | Year: 2010
Calcium orthophosphates in nature, biology and medicine
SV Dorozhkin | Cited by: 1003 | Year: 2009
Calcium orthophosphates
SV Dorozhkin | Cited by: 883 | Year: 2007
Nanosized and nanocrystalline calcium orthophosphates
SV Dorozhkin | Cited by: 662 | Year: 2010

Conclusion

Dr. Sergey V. Dorozhkin’s remarkable publication record, innovative research contributions, extensive industrial experience, and commitment to education make him a standout candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work continues to influence the fields of biomaterials and bioceramics, underlining his deservingness of this recognition.