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Sergey P. Tunik, Professor, Doctor of Science, July 2006, St Petersburg University Born: December 27, 1951 Scientific field and expertise Coordination chemistry, Organometallic chemistry, Nano-scale molecular assemblies, Photophysics of luminescent organometallic complexes, Application of luminescent complexes in bioimaging, biosensing and biomedicine Scopus ID 7003716504 ORCID 0000-0002-9431-0944 EDUCATION Ph.D. in Chemistry, November 1977, Leningrad State University Diploma Work (Graduate Research) in Physical Chemistry, May 1973, Leningrad State University (1968-1973) School with Advanced Learning in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics attached to Leningrad State University (1966-1968) CURRENT AND PREVIOUS POSITIONS 2007 - present, Full Professor, Department of General and Inorganic Chemistry, St Petersburg University 2010 - 2016, Vice Rector for Research of St. Petersburg State University 1998 - 2007, Associate Professor, Department of General and Inorganic Chemistry, St Petersburg University 1983 - 1998, Senior Researcher, Chemistry Institute, St Petersburg University 1981 - 1983, Junior Researcher, Nikolaev Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences EXPERIENCE 2004, Visiting Professor, University of Osaka-City, Department of Material Sciences, Osaka, Japan 2002, Visiting Professor, Bowling Green State University, Ohio, Lecture course "Dark and photochemical reactivity of transition metal clusters" for graduate students 1999, 2000, 2001, Visiting Research Professor, University of Lund, Inorganic Chemistry I, "Study of conjugated diyne cyclization on the surface of the osmium trinuclear clusters" 1998, Visiting Research Professor, University of Toronto, Department of Chemistry, "Study of kinetics and mechanisms of rhodium carbonyl clusters reactions" 1997, 1998, Honorary Fellow at Inorganic Chemistry Department of the University of Liverpool, "Multinuclear NMR study of solution structure and intramolecular dynamics of the phosphine substituted rhodium clusters" AWARDS 2021, St Petersburg Government Awards for Outstanding Scientific Results in Science and Technology, Mendeleev Prize, nomination "Chemical Science" 2018, St Petersburg University Prize for Distinguished Research of 2012-2016 "Phosphorescent transition metal complexes, new approaches to the synthesis and application" 2014, Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy at the University of Eastern Finland EXTERNAL FUNDING Grant of the Russian Foundation for Basic research 11-03-92010, Heterometallic supramolecular complexes of the copper subgroup metals: synthesis, photophysical properties and application in molecular imaging and electroluminescence technology, 2011-2013 Grant of the Russian Foundation for Basic research 13-00-40342-К, Development of original methods to study cell structures using a novel class of triplet luminophors based on polynuclear transition metal complexes, 2013-2014 Grant of the Russian Foundation for Basic research 14-03-00970, Metal-organophosphorus luminophores for controllable light generation, 2014-2016 Grant of the Russian Science Foundation 16-43-03003, Luminescent transition metal complexes based on a novel class fluorescent ligands; synthesis, photophysics and prospective applications, in collaboration with Professor Pi-Tai Chou National Taiwan University, 2016-2018 Grant of the Russian Science Foundation 19-13-00132, Design, synthesis and application of novel luminescent sensors for functional bioimaging based on phosphorescent transition metal complexes, 2019-2021

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