Courses:
Resume:
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B.S. Chemistry, Kiev State University, 2001
Physical Organic Chemistry
Electrochemistry
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M.S. Physics, The University of Akron, 2003
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Ph.D. Polymer Engineering and Physics, The University of Akron, 2005
Dissertation: "Theoretical modeling of the nanostructure formation in soft condensed matter using atomic force microscopy"
Adviser: Prof. Sergei F. Lyuksyutov
Co-Adviser: Prof. Erol Sancaktar
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Postdoctoral Fellow, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005-2007
School of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Prof. Jean-Luc Brédas Group
Research Interests:
- Multiscale modeling of biological and chemical self-assembly
- Cell adhesion on biomaterial surfaces
- Structural and electronic properties of organic/inorganic interfaces
- Electron-phonon coupling in organic semiconductors
- Theoretical / Computational studies of nanoscale systems
Selected Publications:
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P.B. Paramonov, S.F. Lyuksyutov, O.V. Mayevska, M.A. Reagan, K. Umemura, H. Tobari, M. Hara, R.A. Vaia, S. Juhl,
"Rearrangements in an alkylthiolate self-assembled monolayer using electrostatic interactions between nanoscale asperity and organomercaptan molecules",
Langmuir 22, 6555-6561 (2006) pdf
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P.B. Paramonov and S.F. Lyuksyutov, "Density functional description of water condensation in proximity of nanoscale asperity",
J. Chemical Physics 123, 084705 (2005) pdf
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S.F. Lyuksyutov, P.B. Paramonov, R.A. Sharipov, and G. Sigalov, "Induced deformations in polymers on nanoscal using atomic force microscopy",
Physical Review B 70, 174110 (2004) pdf
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S.F. Lyuksyutov, P.B. Paramonov, S. Juhl, and R.A. Vaia, "Amplitude-modulated electrostatic nanolithography in polymers based on atomic force microscopy",
Applied Physics Letters 83, 4405-4407 (2003) pdf
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S.F. Lyuksyutov, R.A. Vaia, P.B. Paramonov, S. Juhl, L. Waterhouse, R.M. Ralich, G, Sigalov, and E. Sancaktar, "Electrostatic nanolithography in polymers using atomic force microscopy",
Nature Materials 2, 468-472 (2003) pdf
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