Yurchenko Oleg Ivanovich
Head of department of chemical metrology, doctor of science, professor

yurchenko@karazin.ua

Phone: 8(057)7075539
Room: 1-71, 4-105
Research interests: metrological assurance of spectral atomic methods of analysis with using surface-active substances and diketonates as standards of composition. Investigation of the metrological characteristics of atomic absorption, inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence and emission spectroscopy of metal content determination in oil products, water, the working area of industrial enterprises, food, raw materials, reference materials and non-ferrous metals and alloys other multicomponent systems.
The head of state budget grant № 17-15-10 and № 16-15-10

Bugaevsky Olexander Anatolevich
Doctor of science, professor
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-102
Research interests: mathematical modeling, metrology, chemical equilibriums

Melnyk Viktor Vasylevych
PhD, associate professor
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-96
Research interests: metrology of chemical analysis, water analysis problems of teaching methods of analytical chemistry; protonate constants, Brensted bases

Reshetnyak Olena Olexandrivna
PhD, associate professor
reshetnyak@univer.kharkov.ua
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-103
Research interests: metrological assurance of the visual test analysis, preparation of comparison samples for binary testing of pollutants in the water of complex composition, the construction of color scales, evaluation of signal additivity, investigation of test reactions in a hardened gelatin gel, new test systems, the methods of sorption-spectroscopic analysis, colorimetry.

Belikov Kostyantyn Mykolayovych
PhD, associate professor, department head of the Institute for Single Crystal
belikov@isc.kharkov.com
Room 4-104
Research interests: inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence analysis, research of a chemical composition of biological objects, new inorganic materials and single crystals which find wide practical use in scintillation technique, optical devices, medical equipment etc.

Nikitina Nataliya Olexandrivna
PhD, associate professor
nikitina@univer.kharkov.ua
Internet page https://chemistry.karazin.ua/files/Nikitina_CV%20_2_.pdf
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-100, 4-103
Research interests: metrology, test-analysis, complex formation and protolytic equilibrium in heterogeneous medium, synthesis of sorbents for solid phase extraction, anodic stripping voltammetry, gel electrophoresis.

Baklanov Olexander Mykolayovych
Doctor of science, Professor of Chemical Metrology, head of department of the Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogical Academy
Room: 4-104
Research interests: analytical chemistry of large and small concentrations, physical and physico-chemical methods of analysis (atomic absorption spectrometry, spectrophotometry, potentiometry with ion-selective electrodes, polarography).

Markov Vadym Viktorovych 
Research assistant, teacher
markov.vadim@gmail.com
Phone: 8(057)7075605
Room: 8-37, 4-104
Research interests: chromatography, computational methods, analysis of analytical signal

Teetova Nadiya Petrivna
Research assistant
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-111
Research interests: atomic absorption spectroscopy

Chernysheva Oksana Sergiivna
PhD, associated professor
chernysheva@univer.kharkov.ua
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-103

Research interests: ionometry,electrophoresis, chemical equilibrium of biologically active substances in organized solutions.

Konovalova Olga Yuriivna
PhD, science assistant
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-100
Research interests: pharmaceutical analysis, test-analysis, synthesis of monolith sorbents for analytical practice

Leonova Nataliia Aleksandrovna

teacher

Room: 4-107

Research interests: spectrophotometry, 2D-spectres, micellar environments 

Drokina Lyubov Fedorivna
chief of laboratory
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-99

Klimova Iryna Valeryivna
engineer
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-106

Serdega Elena Mykolaiivna
engineer
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-101

Tokar Lidia Vasylivna
engineer
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-101

Sholom Valentyna Oleksiivna
Engineer
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-99

Kosenko Viktoriya Olexandrivna
engineer
Phone: 8(057)7075248
Room: 4-97

Valentin Chebanov

www.chebanov.org

chebanov@karazin.ua 

Tel.: +38(057)7075570

Aud. 7-81

Head of Department, Doctor of Science in Chemistry, Professor
The main area of scientific activity is chemistry of heterocyclic compounds concerning multicomponent and one-pot reactions, tuning their position and regioselectivity, application of non-classical activation methods - microwave and ultrasound irradiation. Development of new approaches for combinatorial chemistry and diversity oriented synthesis. Study of photo- and radiochromic organic compounds, organic and inorganic complexones and sorbents. 

Vladyslav Cheranovskii

cheranovskii@karazin.ua

Tel.: +38(057)7075352
Aud. 7-87А
Doctor of Science, Professor
Scientific interests: quantum chemistry, nanotechnologies, molecular magnets.

Anatolij Zholnovach

Tel.: +38(057)7075171
Aud. 7-89A

Philosophy Doctor in Physical Chemistry, Associate Professor

Scientific interests: Conductometry of non aqua electrolytes solutions.

Andrei Kravchenko

a.v.kravchenko@karazin.ua
Tel.: +38(057)7075352
Aud. 7-84

Philosophy Doctor in Physical Chemistry, Associate Professor
Scientific interests: Electrosynthes of novel synthetic metals and semiconductors. Investigation of structure, spectral, magnetic and conductive properties.

Alla Krasnopyorova

alla.p.krasnopyorova@karazin.ua
Tel.: +38(057)7075431
Aud. 0-8

Philosophy Doctor in Physical Chemistry, Associate Professor
Scientific interests: physical chemistry of solutions, radiochemistry, radioecology.

Anatolij Cherny

acherny47@mail.ru
Tel.: +38 (057)7075131
Aud. 7-80А

Philosophy Doctor in Physical Chemistry, Associate Professor
Scientific interests: physical chemistry of solutions, ecological chemistry.

Pavel Efimov

pavel.v.efimov@karazin.ua
Tel.: +38 (057)7075198
Aud. 7-83
Senior Lecturer
Scientific interests: solvatation and complexing in non aqua solutions.

Dmitrij Ziolkovskiy

ziolkovskiy@karazin.ua
Tel.: +38 (057)707-55-70

Aud. 7-82

Philosophy Doctor in Physical Chemistry, Assistant Professor
Scientific interests: Synthesys, investigation of properties and possibilities of use of organic conductors. Chemical information systems.

Svitlana Vitushkina

vitushkina@karazin.ua

Tel.: +38 (057)7075964

Aud. 7-82

Philosophy Doctor in Inorganic Chemistry, Senior Lecturer, Scientific Associate

Scientific interests: the synthesis and study of mixed-ligand complexes of d-metals based on the 1,3-dithiole-2-thione-4,5-dithiolate and heterocyclic diamines, complexes of d-metal with pseudohalide anions.

Alexey Kravchenko

alekseykravch@ukr.net

Tel.: +38 (057)7075352
Aud. 7-87А
Philosophy Doctor in Physical Chemistry, Senior Lecturer

Scientific interests: quantum chemistry, nanotechnologies, molecular magnets.

Grigorij Vasilets

vasilets@karazin.ua

Engineer, Lecturer
Tel.: +38 (057) 7075352

Aud. 7-84
Scientific interests: chemistry of solids

Nina Rudchenko

Engineer, Head of Laboratory
Tel.: +38 (057) 7075352
Aud. 7-86
Scientific interests:: general and inorganic chemistry

Natalja Koshman
Laboratory Assistant
Т.: 8(057)7075352
Aud. 7-86
Scientific interests:: general and inorganic chemistry

Oksana Boreiko

Engineer

boreyko@karazin.ua

Tel.: +38 (057) 7075352

Aud. 7-86

Scientific interests:: general and inorganic chemistry

Galina Petrenko
Engineer
Tel.: +38 (057) 7075352
Aud. 7-86
Scientific interests: general and inorganic chemistry    

Nikolay O. Mchedlov-Petrossyan

Dr. Sci. (Chemistry), Professor, Head of the Department  

mchedlov@karazin.ua

Internet page

https://chemistry.karazin.ua/staff/mchedlov

Phone +38(057)7075266

Room 2-88

Research interests: physical chemistry of non-aqueous and organized solutions, colloid chemistry and nanochemistry, acidity and solvation, molecular spectroscopy. 

Natalya A. Vodolazkaya

Dr. Sci. (Chemistry), Professor

vodolazkaya@karazin.ua

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-82

Research interests: chemical equilibria in organized solutions; protolytic equilibria and solvation of organic dyes; solvatochromism; acidity in organic solvents and in microheterogenous systems

Nikolay V. Bondarev

Mykola Bondaryev

Candidate of science (Ph.D.), Associate Professor

bondarev_n@rambler.ru

Internet page

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room 2-87

Research interests: chemical and electrochemical thermodynamics, solutions, chemical equilibria

Sergey V. Eltsov

Candidate of science (Ph.D.), Associate Professor

eltsov@karazin.ua

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-87

Research interests: physical chemistry of processes in solutions: solubility of non-electrolytes, solvatochromism, protolytic equilibria in organized solutions.

Alexander V. Lebed

Candidate of science (Ph.D.), Associate Professor

alebed@karazin.ua

Internet page -

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-86

Research interests: Electrolyte Solutions, Ionic Solvation and Association, Molecular Modelling

Vladimir I. Rubtsov

Candidate of science (Ph.D.), Associate Professor

rubtsov@karazin.ua

Internet page

Phone: +38(057)7075066

Room. 2-85

Research interests: Thermodynamics of ion solvation, electrode potentials, conductivity of solutions of unsymmetrical electrolytes, mathematical modeling of chemical equilibriums, volume properties and viscosity of electrolyte solutions

Valentin I. Lebed

Doctor Sci. (Chemistry), Consulting Professor

valentin.i.lebed@univer.kharkov.ua

 Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-86

Research interests: Thermodynamics of dissociation and solvation in non-aqueous solutions; physico-chemical properties of non-aqueous solutions. 

Elena N. Glazkova

Candidate of science (Ph.D.), Consulting Associate Professor

Phone +38(057)7075445

Room 2-82

Research interests: Thermodynamics of ionic salvation and salts dissolution in water-organic solvents

Sergey T. Goga

Staff scientist,  Engineer,

goga@karazin.ua

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-84

Research interests: physical chemistry of solutions; acidity and solvation; non-aqueous solutions; ionic equilibria in solutions; protolytic equilibria; solvatochromism; ionic equilibria in organized solutions; lyophilic ultramicroheterogenous dispersions; micelles of colloidal surfactants

Elena M. Niriforova

Junior staff scientist, Engineer

nikiforova@karazin.ua

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-92

Research interests: physical chemistry of processes in solutions: association and solvation of ions, solvatochromism, luminescence, protolytic equilibria in solution.

Irina N. Palval

Junior staff scientist

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-82

The theme of thesis for a candidate's degree: "Ionic association picrates with cations of different nature in solvents with low and medium permittivity"

Sergey V. Shekhovtsov

Junior staff scientist

Pone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-91

The theme of thesis for a candidate's degree: "The kinetic of oxidation of  Reichardt's betaine dyes in solution"

Nadezhda M. Gaidenko

Engineer

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-92

Research interests: study of solutions using Volta-cells. 

Svetlana I. Dermelyova

Engineer

dermeleva@karazin.ua

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-92

Research interests: physical chemistry of processes in solutions: thermodynamic and solvation of ions, solubility of electrolytes.

Tatyana N. Dzhimieva

Engineer

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-92

Research interests: determination of radionuclides in soils. 

Alla V. Kravchina

Engineer

Phone: +38(057)7075445

Room: 2-92

Research interests: acidity in N,N-dimethylformamide - water mixtures.

!

VII international scientific conference in chemistry "Kyiv-Toulouse"

The Fifth International Symposium on Methods and Applications of Computational Chemistry, MACC-5, will be held 1 - 5 July 2013 in Kharkiv (Ukraine). Symposium will take place in the building of SSI "Institute for Single Crystals" (60 Lenin ave.)
Working language

Official language of the Symposium will be English. Please note that no translations will be provided.
Registration and abstract submission (not yet available)

All participants are required to register for the conference through this site and pay the corresponding registration fees. The deadline for registration is 1 April 2013.

Both poster and brief oral presentations are welcomed. Abstracts should be submitted through this site also. The deadline for abstracts submission is 1 May 2013.
Registration fee

Registration fee is 50 USD (or 40 EUR) for all participants, and should be paid in cash during registration. It covers participation, coffee breaks, flash memory card with e-version of the Book of Abstracts. However, it does not cover accommodation, conference dinner, lunches, and city excursion.

A limited number of grants (in the form of fee discount etc.) will be available for Ukrainian scientists only. Ukrainian scientists may also pay the registration fee (in UAH) using a bank transfer.

http://xray.isc.kharkov.com/MACC-5/index.php

15-15-12 Kholin Yu. V.

SORPTION AND SEPARATION PROCESSES ON THE NANOSTRUCTURED MONOLITHIC, SOLID AND POROUS MATERIALS

16-15-10 Yurchenko O.I.

PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL AND HEURISTIC MODELS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS BINDING BY SELF-ORGANIZED LIOPHILIC NANODISPERSIONS

Own site of journal

Kharkov University Bulletin

Chemical Series

Editor-in-Chief ScD Prof. A. Korobov

e-mail: Alexander.I.Korobov@univer.kharkov.ua

Secretary: A. P. Radchenkova

The bulletin is officially authorized by the Highest Attestation Commission of Ukraine to publish results of research submitted for PhD and ScD degrees.

Issued once or twice a year.

The Chemical Series publishes papers devoted to various aspects of theoretical chemistry, chemical analysis, organic chemistry, physical chemistry of solutions and surface phenomena, electrochemistry, materials chemistry. It is published since 1935. Reviews, regular papers and brief communications of leading experts and young scientists from Kharkov and other cities of Ukraine and other countries are published in Ukrainian, Russian and English. All papers are peer reviewed. The Bulletin is processed by the “Chemical Abstracts” (USA) and “РЖ Химия” (Russia). For researches, university teachers and students.

Postal address:

School of Chemistry,

V. N. Karazin Kharkov National University,

Svobody sq., 4, Kharkov, Ukraine, 61077.

e-mail: Alexander.I.Korobov@univer.kharkov.ua

Full texts of published articles

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2010. № 932. Chemical Series. Issue 19(42).

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2010. № 895. Chemical Series. Issue 18(41).

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2009. №870. Chemical Series. Issue 17(40).

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2008. № 820. Chemical Series. Issue 16(39)

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2007. №770. Chemical Series. Issue 15(38).

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2006. №731. Chemical Series. Issue 14(37).

Kharkov University Bulletin. 2005. №669. Chemical Series. Issue 13(36).

Scientific projects

Publications

Department projects

Scientific projects

Curriculum for bachelors and masters

https://chemistry.karazin.ua/files/Bak(new).den.12-13.pdf
https://chemistry.karazin.ua/files/Mag(new).den.12-13.pdf

Dean of Faculty of Chemistry – Oleg Kalugin, Ph.D., associate professor, tel.: 707-55-56

Deputy dean on academic affairs – Oleg Yurchenko, D.Sc., associate professor, tel.: 707-55-39

Deputy dean on science – Andrey Doroshenko, D.Sc., professor, tel.: 707-53-35

Deputy dean on education – Sergey Eltsov, Ph.D., associate professor, tel.: 707-54-45

Deputy dean on public relations – Pavel Efimov, Ph.D., senior lecturer, tel.: 707-51-98

Left to right: Dr. A. Doroshenko, Dr. O. Yurchenko, Dr. P. Efimov, Dr. S. Eltsov, Dr. O. Kalugin

Dean’s office: tel. 707-51-37, e-mail: chem@univer.kharkov.ua

Secretaries:

Nataliya Vorobiova – chargeable for full-time students

Lolita Tarasenko – chargeable for full-time students

Tatiana Verbitskaya – chargeable for postal tuition

Chairs of departments:

	Chair of Inorganic Chemistry Department – Ivan Vyunnik, D.Sc., professor, tel.: 707-54-83
	Chair of Chemical Metrology Department – Oleg Yurchenko, D.Sc., professor, tel.: 707-55-39
	Chair of Physical Chemistry Department – Nikolay Mchedlov-Petrossyan, D.Sc., professor, tel.: 707-52-66
	Chair of Organic Chemistry Department – Valeriy Orlov, D.Sc., professor, state honoured worker of science and engineering, academician of Higher education Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, tel.:
	Chair of Department of Chemical Study of Materials – Yuriy Kholin, D.Sc., professor, laureate of state science and technology award, tel.: 707-51-43
	Chair of Theoretical Chemistry Department – Anatoliy Ghelnovach, Ph.D., associate professor, tel.: 707-51-71

1. Protolytic Properties of Dyes Embedded in Gelatin Films / Nataliya A. Nikitina, Elena A. Reshetnyak, Nataliya V. Svetlova, Nikolay O. Mchedlov-Petrossyan // J. Braz. Chem. Soc., Vol. 22, No. 5, 857-866, 2011.
2. Application of Colorimerty as an Analytical Tool / Nikitina N, Reshetnyak E, hevchenko V, Zhitnyakovskaya Y. // Studia UBB Chemia . – Issue 56 (4). – 2011, P. 265-282.
3. Photometric determination of aqueous cobalt (II), nickel (II), copper (II) and iron (III) with 1-nitroso-2-naphthol-3,6-disulfonic acid disodium salt in gelatin films / Nataliya Nikitina, 
4. Elena Reshetnyak, Natalia Ivchenko // Cent. Eur. J. Chem. – 2012. - V. 10., №5. Р. 1617-1623
5. Anatoliy V. Drozd and Tatyana S. Tishakova “Spectrophotometric determination of trace amounts of iodide-ions in form of ionic associate with brilliant green using electrochemical oxidation” // Central European Journal of Chemistry. - Volume 9, Number 3, p. 432-436.  
6. Loginova L., Chernysheva O. The effect of surfactant micelle media on the copper (II) and cadmium (II) complex formation with some ligands // Journal of Molecular Liquids,-2000, v. 85, № 3, p. 351-359.
7. Boichenko A.P. Re-evaluated Data of Dissociation Constants of Alendronic, Pamidronic and Olpadronic Acids / A.P. Boichenko, V.V. Markov, H. Le Kong, A.G. Matveeva, L.P. Loginova // Central European J. Chem. — 2009. — Vol. 7 (1) — P. 8-13.
8. Impact of Lu/Gd ratio and activator concentration on structure and scintillation properties of LGSO:Ce crystals / O. Sidletskiy, V. Bondar, B. Grinyov, D. Kurtsev [et al] // Journal of Crystal Growth, 312 (2010), 601-606.
9. Yurchenko O.I., Titova N.P., Kurochkina E.S. Selection of sample preparation methods for petroleum products atomic spectral analisis // Journal of applied spectroscopy, 2010, Vol. 77, №2.- P. 296-299.

Professor Yuriy Kholin

Personal web-page

kholin@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 51 43

room 6-92

Scientific interests: Data analysis in chemistry (robust non-linear regression, ill-posed problems, cluster analysis, fuzzy sets theory, QSPR); quantitative physicochemical analysis; hybrid silica/organic materials (preparation, properties, analytical applications); metrology of qualitative analysis; chemical education.

Professor Alexander Korobov

Alexander.I.Korobov@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 51 29

room 6-89

Scientific interests: Kinetics of chemical reactions. Kinetics and mechanisms of reactions proceeding in the solid state with the destruction of the original crystal matrices (crystolysis reactions according to A.K. Galwey). Issues of the data analysis. Discrete models for crystolysis of single crystals capable of explicit representation of the crystal structure of a solid reagent. Inverse kinetic problems in discrete statement. Problems of mathematical chemistry faced in constructing and employing these discrete models. Reactivity/stability of crystalline substances and materials. Surface chemistry; discrete models of nucleation and growth to impingement processes, growth and form, island formation in thin-film growth.

Professor Vladimir Ivanov

vivanov@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 52 45

room 6-98

Scientific interests: chemical applications of coupled-clusters theory in multidimensional model spaces. Ab initio calculations of molecules. Non-linear optics. QSAR.

Associated Professor Anatoly Shkumat

shkumat@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 51 95 +38 057 707 51 97

room 6-101 6-100

Scientific interests: synthesis, properties and use of five or six-membered heterocyclic organic phosphors with fragments containing oxygen, sulfur and nitrogen. Reactivity of aromatic and heterocyclic oxocompounds.

Lecturer Inna Khristenko

tel. +38 057 707 51 43

room 6-93

khristenko@univer.kharkov.ua

Scientific interests: organo-mineral materials (synthesis, research, application). QSAR analysis of the polarity of the medium.

Head of Laboratory Helena Shulichenko

shulichenko@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 51 95

room 6-99

Scientific interests: physical chemistry of reactions in non-traditional media.

Lecturer Vladimir Kotlyar

kotlyar.v.n@mail.ru

room 6-103

Scientific interests: synthesis and investigation of heterocyclic compounds.

Associate Professor Anton Panteleimonov

Personal web-page

panteleimonov@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 52 45

room 6-97

Scientific interests: metrology of qualitative chemical analysis, data analysis in chemistry, chemometrics, quantitative physicochemical analysis.

Post-graduate Andrew Baraban

baraban@univer.kharkov.ua

tel. +38 057 707 56 71

room 6-105

Scientific interests: sol-gel materials, physical chemistry of surface-modified silicas.

Post-graduate Yaroslava Pushkareva

yaroslava.kr@mail.ru

tel +38 057 707 51 95

room 6-102

Scientific interests: chemometrics, the use of artificial neural networks for solving of the problems of qualitative chemical analysis, the robustness of the algorithms to the data variation.

Research staff

School of Chemistry, 

e-mail: Alexander.I.Korobov@univer.kharkov.ua

Official page: https://chemistry.karazin.ua/en/bulletin

Научно-исследовательская Аналитическая лаборатория кафедры химической метрологии Харьковского национального университета имени В.Н. Каразина Аналитическая лаборатория кафедры химической метрологии аттестована на проведение измерений в сфере распространения Государственного метрологического контроля согласно области аттестации, свидетельство № 100-1859/2005 от 01.08.2005. Область аттестации включает определение показателей состава питьевой воды, поверхностных и сточных вод, пищевых продуктов, продукции растениеводства, показателей качества некоторых химических реактивов и сырья. Аналитическая лаборатория выполняла химико-аналитические исследования для ряда организаций г. Харькова, таких как АО «Хладопром», Институт овощеводства и бахчеводства УААН, ООО «Данко Декор», ООО «Украинская тентовая компания» и др. Кроме непосредственно химико-аналитических измерений, в Аналитической лаборатории при сотрудничестве со специалистами других организаций успешно выполняются заказные поисковые исследования, имеющие обычно эксклюзивный характер (отсутствие методик анализа, нестандартные задачи, многокомпонентные объекты, новые материалы). На базе Аналитической лаборатории проводятся семинары и курсы повышения квалификации персонала химико-аналитических лабораторий и метрологических служб предприятий. Программы учебных мероприятий включают такие темы как «Погрешность и неопределенность химико-аналитических измерений»; «Способы выражения, оценка и контроль неопределенности»; «Основные положения и метрологические характеристики методов анализа»; «Система контроля качества измерений» и т.д. Составлены программы повышения квалификации персонала лабораторий, не имеющих высшего образования. Аналитическая лаборатория принимает участие в раундах профессионального тестирования лабораторий, работающих в области анализа объектов окружающей среды. Контакты: Тел. 707-56-05 707-52-48 кафедра

• Synthesis, structure, properties and reactivity of nitrogen containing heterocycles and mechanisms of reactions.
• Functional materials and biological active substances with nitrogen containing heterocycles.

• Microwave organic synthesis. 
• Non-classical methods of chemical process activation.

Dissertation Board Д64.051.14

Consider Doctoral and Ph.D. thesis in the following specialties: 02.00.02 - analytical chemistry 02.00.03 - organic chemistry 02.00.04 - physical chemistry.

The School provides graduate training in these directions.
Head:
Professor Orlov V. D.

Deputy:
professor Mchedlov-Petrossyan N. O.

Secretary:
Panchenko V. G.

Under construction

Under construction

Vodolazkaya Natalya
tel. +380-57-707-54-45
email vodolazkaya@univer.k­harkov.ua

https://chemistry.karazin.ua/medchem

16.02 Now You can follow us on twitter. http://twitter.com/ChemistryKhNU

Department of Chemical Metrology was organized in 1967 on the basis of the Department of Analytical Chemistry and inherited the traditions of researches and education in field of analytical chemistry, which have been grounded during the first decades after University foundation in 1805. Professors N.P. Komar, L.P. Adamovich, I.G. Perkov, A.B. Blank have worked at the Department of Chemical Metrology. The results obtained by N.P. Komar et al in the field of multicomponent spectrophotometry are well known among scientists. The names of inventors are used for identification of methods of chemical equilibria investigation in solutions developed at Department of Chemical Metrology (Komar method, Adamovich method, Tolmachev method). The fundamental textbooks on quality analysis have been prepared by N.P. Komar.

Today the Department of Chemical Metrology train students by the specialty “Analytical chemistry and chemical metrology” and «Pharmaceutical chemistry». The Department is responsible for teaching of general course «Analytical chemistry» for students of Faculty of Chemistry and Faculty of Biology, special courses «Test and chromatographic methods of analysis», «Metrological assurance of materials composition measurements», «Mathematical modeling of analytical systems», «Multicomponent analysis», «Pharmaceutical analysis and quality control of drugs» etc. In the last years new general courses «Ecoanalytical chemistry» and «Modern methods of chromatography and electrophoresis» for masters and specialists have been developed. The textbook «Theoretical basis and methods of solution of analytical chemistry tasks » (2003) prepared by the staff of Department was recommended by Ministry of Sciences and Education of Ukraine as tutorial for undergraduate students of high schools in Ukraine.

Department of Chemical Metrology has collaboration with specialists of Kharkiv branch of Ukranian Pharmaceutical Institute of Quality, Joint stock company «Stoma», Institutes of general and inorganic chemistry and elementorganic compounds RAS (Moscow), Universities of Lyon (France), Bradford (United Kingdom) etc. The scientific work of the Department is coordinated by Scientific Council NAS of Ukraine by the problem of «Analytical chemistry» and is aimed at the development of atomic spectroscopy, UV-Vis spectroscopy, potentiometry, thin-layer chromatography, high-performance liquid chromatography, test-analysis, multicomponent analysis according to following directions:

· mathematical modeling of analytical systems, chemometrics;

· nanosized and nanostructured systems in chemical analysis;

· chemical equilibria in solutions and self-organized lyophilic nanodispersions;

· certified reference materials for atomic spectroscopic analysis;

· simultaneous quantification of compounds with similar properties on the basis of multidimensional spectra;

· theory and practice of micellar liquid chromatography and micellar thin-layer chromatography;

· quantitative structure-retention-property relationships of biologically active compounds by using chromatographic data;

· metrological assurance of test analysis.

Head of the Department of Chemical Metrology is Professor, Dr.Sci. Lidia  Loginova. Also, at the Department of Chemical Metrology 1 Prof. Dr. Sci. (Alexander Bugaevskij), 9 PhD (6 of them are Assoc. Prof.), 3 researchers, 4 engineers, 2 laboratory assistants, 1 head of the laboratory and 5 PhD students are working. Analytical laboratory of Department grants the consulting service and scientific-expert service, carries out the courses on enhancement of qualification for staff of analytical laboratories. The Department of Chemical Metrology is responsible for Kharkiv city theoretical and practical seminar «Modern problems of chemical analysis and quality control».

Ph.D. Student Molecular Photonics/Catalysis at the University of Amsterdam
"Photocatalytic Water Splitting in Microfluidic Devices"

The ambitious goal of this project is to integrate photo-induced water splitting systems (light harvesting, oxidation catalyst, reduction catalyst) in a microfluidic system. The project is a collaboration between the catalysis group (prof. J.N.H. Reek) and the Molecular Photonics group (prof. A.M. Brouwer) at the van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences  (Amsterdam) and the Mesofluidics group of the MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology Twente (prof. H. Gardeniers) in the framework of the FOM program Towards Biosolar Cells. The role of the PhD student will be to investigate the photochemical aspects of the water splitting process by means of steady-state and time-resolved optical spectroscopies in solution and in the prototype microfluidic devices. The results will be used in feedback loops to optimize the antenna ! and catalyst systems, and the molecular structural organization within the devices. This multi-faceted project, executed in our brand new Amsterdam Science Park Laboratories, will give the student an excellent and broad training, that will form a strong basis for a career in industry or academia.

Requirements
Applicants must have an M.Sc. degree in chemistry or physics and be strongly motivated to conduct scientific research. Training in experimental physical chemistry (preferably laser spectroscopy) and affinity with molecular chemistry are necessary. The PhD student should be able to handle chemical systems (accurately prepared concentrations, oxygen free conditions, etc.), to acquire data with spectroscopic equipment (steady-state and time-resolved absorption and fluorescence, confocal microscopy) and to analyze the results with computer software. Basic programming skills are indispensable.

More information
The PhD student will be employed! by the Foundation for Fundamental Research on Matter (FOM) but work and study at the University of Amsterdam. More information can be obtained from prof. Fred Brouwer.
Email: a.m.brouwer@uva.nl Phone: +31 20 525 5491
http://home.medewerker.uva.nl/a.m.brouwer
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Application
Send your application preferably in electronic form to a.m.brouwer@uva.nl.
Closing date: March 8, 2011. Start date: between April 1 and July 1, 2011.

2011 International Conference on Chemical Engineering (CEN)
2011化学工程国际会议
Call for Papers
Oct. 28-30, 2011     Shanghai, China
www.engii.org/cet2011/cen2011.aspx

The 2011 International Conference on Chemical Engineering (CEN2011) will be held in Shanghai/China, Oct. 28-30, 2011, CEN is part of World Congress on Engineering and Technology (CET) which will take place in Shanghai China. The CET is composed of several conferences on the frontier topics in the engineering and technological subjects.

The CET conference proceedings will be published by IEEE, and the accepted papers will be indexed by Ei Compendex and ISTP.

IEEE会议列表查询链接：
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Paper Submission Deadline: April. 30, 2011
Acceptance Notification: Jun. 15, 2011

The conference is soliciting state-of-the-art research papers in the following areas of interest:

For more information, please contact:
Email: cen@engii.org
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1. Yu.V. Kholin (2000) A Quantitative Physicochemical Analysis of Complexation in Solutions and on the Surface of Complexing Silicas: Meaningful Models, Mathematical Methods and their Application. Kharkov, Folio. 288 p. (in Russian)
2. Korobov A. Kolmogorov-Johnson-Mehl-Avrami kinetics in different metrics // Phys. Rev. – 2007. – B 76, 085430 – 7 р.
3. Lucho A.M.S., Panteleimonov A., Kholin Y., Gushikem Y. (2007) Simulation of adsorption equilibria on hybrid materials: Binding of metal chlorides with 3-n-propylpyridinium silsesquioxane chloride ion exchanger. J. Colloid and Interf. Sci. 310. 47-56.
4. Lyakh D.I., Ivanov V.V., Adamowicz L. State-specific multireference complete-active-space coupled-cluster approach versus other quantum chemical methods: dissociation of the N2 molecule // Molecular Physics. – 2007. –V.105, № 10. – P. 1335-1357.
5. Fransisco M.S.P., Cardoso W.S., Gushikem Y., Landers R., Kholin Y.V. Surface Modification with Phosphoric Acid of SiO2/Nb2O5 Prepared by the Sol-Gel Method: Structural-Textural and Acid Sites Studies and an Ion Exchange Model // Langmuir. – 2004. – V. 20. – P.8707-8714.
6. Lyakh D.I., Ivanov V.V., Adamowicz L. Automated Generation of Coupled Cluster Diagrams. Implementation in the Multireference State-Specific Coupled Cluster Approach with the CAS Reference // J. of Chem. Phys. – 2004. – V.121, No 24. – P.1-13.
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National projects (Ministry of education and science of Ukraine): "Control ling processes on phase boundaries and optimisation of conditions in hybrid analytical methods ", „Nano- and microdimensional materials: new approaches to design, simulation of properties and synthseis”; Tempus-Tacis: “Promoting student self-government: from the post-Soviet to the European model”, State Foundation of Fundamental research: “Influence of electron correlation effects on magnetic and electrical properties of non-carbon nanotubes”.

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