Alla Malinenko
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French Elementary proficiency
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John Schulten
Alla is a very talented Technology Scout and scientist, with an exceptional ability to imagine creative solutions for our clients for very complex questions in a wide array of industries.
John Schulten
Alla is a very talented Technology Scout and scientist, with an exceptional ability to imagine creative solutions for our clients for very complex questions in a wide array of industries.
John Schulten
Alla is a very talented Technology Scout and scientist, with an exceptional ability to imagine creative solutions for our clients for very complex questions in a wide array of industries.
John Schulten
Alla is a very talented Technology Scout and scientist, with an exceptional ability to imagine creative solutions for our clients for very complex questions in a wide array of industries.
Experience
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TechScout.com
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IT Services and IT Consulting
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Senior Technology Scout
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Jun 2019 - Present
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Technology Scout
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2018 - Jun 2019
TechScout.com is specialized in technology transfers and Open Innovation. We offer a Technology Scouting service that detects and evaluates External Innovation and Potential Partners for our clients.
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Assistant Researcher
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Jan 2016 - Mar 2017
Objective: Investigate the adsorption properties of nanometric ion (POMs) on the soft interface Responsibilities: - Design and development of the lab experiments - Physico-chemical characterization of POM and POM/surfactants based solutions (size, shape, charge effects, etc) - Adaptation of the electroacoustic techniques for the nano-sized colloids Achievements: - Developed the protocol that allows to analyze the dynamic mobility of nano-sized colloids by electroacoustics (in collaboration with theoreticians) - I showed that POMs behave as colloidal particles and not as salts, from their self-diffusion and screening of their electrostatic repulsions
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PHD Researcher
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Dec 2011 - May 2015
Objective: Investigate the contributions of ion specific interactions to the balance of forces controlling aggregate structure. Responsibilities: - Synthesis of the series of cationic surfactants with given counterions and headgroup structures - Design and development of the lab experiments - Physico-chemical analysis of micellar solutions of synthesized amphiphiles - Data analysis (e.g. adaptation of the existing fitting model to fit the data) - Characterization of the interfacial properties of the aggregates in water in collaboration with other research teams - Crystallization and characterization of the amphiphiles by single-crystal X-ray diffraction - Examination of the impact of ion specific effects on the balance of forces that drives self-assembly process of amphiphile molecules Achievements: - Development of the protocol, which allows to obtain the single crystals from hardly crystalized compound. This was a challenge in our lab for many years before - I demonstrated that changing the counterions of the surfactants we can obtain different rheological properties - I demonstrated the influence of ion specific effects on the self-assembly of cationic gemini surfactants. Summarized in thesis and publications - Combination of experimental and computational approaches - Thesis conclusion: I demonstrated that hydration free energy is the parameter, which has major effect of the ion specific effects
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Education
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Université de Bordeaux
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Physical Chemistry -
Donetsk National University
Master's degree, Biochemistry