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Education

  • 1967 – 1973, Moscow State University, Moscow. MSc in Biophysics
    • 1973 – Defended thesis „EPR spectroscopy of photosynthetic pigment involving proteins“
  • 1996 – 1999, Institute of Biophysics–BAS, Sofia. PhD in Biophysics,
    • 20.04.2000 – Defended thesis „Functional and physicochemical characteristics of membrane fragments, enriched in PS2“

Work experience

  • 1973 – 1977 Researcher IPP-BAS, Sofia
  • 1979 – 2001,  Research associate IBPh-BAS, Sofia
  • 2002 – 2012, Assoc. Professor IBPh–BAS
  • 2012 – 2021, Professor IBPhBME-BAS

Research interests

  • Scientific research in structure/function relationship of biological macromolecules
  • Thermal stability of proteins
  • Macroorganization of pigment-protein complexes, factors modulating their conformation, integrity and function

Language competences

  • Bulgarian, English, Russian

Selected research projects (2007–2015)

  • Funded by NFCR, Bulgaria
    1. Б-1512/05-09 “Dynamic and stability of photosynthetic apparatus”
    2. ВУФ-11/05-09. “Spectral and conformational properties of carotenoids and their dynamic changes in nonphotochemical quenching processes”
    3. ДНТС/РИЛА 01/ 11/ 2013-2015 “Investigation of DNA stability and ligand interactions  of the metabolic enzymes  by spectroscopic, biochemical and thermodynamically based approaches”. Funded by “Science Research Fund” – Sofia University ”Kl.Ohridski”
    4. № 16/2008 “Investigation of the pigment spectral properties form photosystem II particles with modified structure”
    5. № 50/2010 “Light and Temperature induced spectral changes in structural assembly of photosystem II particles”
    6. № 36/2011 “Carrotenoid-lipid interactions in liposomes and antennae complexes” Bilateral projects between Bulg.Acad.Sci and Hung. Acad. Sci
    7. №31/2007-09 “Role of LHCII in photoprotection of photosynthetic apparatus”
    8. №29 /2010-12 “Role of supermolecular organization of PSII – LHCII complex in isoprene emitting plants and its relation to thermoprotection”

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