Publications recommended: papers -microbiology - by this author are recommended: Nicolai Panikov

Publications recommended: papers -microbiology - by this author are recommended:

Dr. Nicolai Panikov

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Lecturer at Tufts University
Current
  1. Harvard School of Public Health
Previous
  1. Tufts University
  2. Northeastern University
  3. Dartmouth College
Education
  1. Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU)



Background

Summary

Contribution to development of microbial growth theory (kinetics and stoichiometry of microbial growth, systems biology) and its implementation to biotechnology and environmental science.
- Biofuel: cellulosic fermentation control (on-line, off-line, biomass and products sensors, optimization, strains selection and directed evolution)
- Anaerobic processes (methanogenesis, fermentations, low and high temperature, waste treatment)
- Environmental toxicology (heavy metals, organic pollutants, N-deposition survey, evaluaiton and prediction of direct and side effects)
- Soil, aquatic and human microbiome (isoaltion and characterization of novel species, recovery of uncultivable stressed forms, physiologcal mechanisms of dormancy and stress)
- Mathematical modeling of bioprocesses.

Specialties:Microbiology, biotechnology, biofuel, biogeochemistry, global changes, human microbiome
The Art And Science
The Art And Science

Experience

Visiting scientist

Harvard School of Public Health
 – Present (3 years)Greater Boston Area
Human microbiome
Gut bacterial community
Microbial fermentation and growth kinetics

Lecturer

Tufts University
 –  (11 months)Greater Boston Area
Teaching microbiology

Research Professor

Northeastern University
 –  (3 years 7 months)Greater Boston Area
- Proteomic study of Pseudomonas putida
- Subzero microbial activity (molecular mechanisms, microbial diversity and evolution in permafrost, impact on global change)
- Mechanism of dormancy, recovery of uncultivable forms of life
- Uranium contaminated subsurface water
- Human microbiome

Senior Researcher

Dartmouth College
 –  (2 years 1 month)
Cellulosic ethanol production from cellulose and pretreated wood.
Recombinant yeasts Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Thermophilic bacteria, Clostridium thermocellum and related species
Kinetics and stoichiometry of growth on cellulose and pretreated wood.
Development of on-line sensors to record cell mass, fermentation products, residual solid substrates
Mathematical modeling and optimization of fermentation
Recombinant strains and mutants
Spontaneous changes in structure of growing population
(Open)2 recommendations
  • Anna Guseva
    Anna Guseva
    Research Assistant at Dartmouth College
    Nicolai Panikov is a very talented professor with passion for science. He is a great teacher and a lot of my microbiology...View
  • Elena Brevnova
    Elena Brevnova
    Scientific Program Manager/Director at Total Gas & Power
    I had been consulting with Nicolai on multiple occasions in the areas of biofuel and microbes’ bioprocess. Nicolai is a very...View

Professor

Stevens Institute of Technology
 –  (8 years)
Chemical biology
Microbiology: nanobacteria, psychrophilic microorganisms, detection of bacterial aerosol

Director of Laboratory

Winogradsky Institute of Microbiology
 –  (9 years)Moscow, Russian Federation
Directing research activity of 10 to 20 permanenet research faculty at PhD level. Supervising 5 graduate PhD students.
Research in microbial physiology, wetland microbiology, methane cycle in tundra and boreal zones, development of rhizobacteria to improve productivity of plants

Skills

Education

Additional Info

  • Interests

  • Personal Details

    BirthdayMarch 1
    Marital StatusMarried
  • Honors & Awards

    • Distinguished Visiting Professor, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1996
    • Gold Medal of Moscow Government for applied research, 1997
    • Who's Who in the World and Who's Who in America, 2002-2005
    • Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 2004, 2005
    • Plenary talk to the Annual Meeting of Society for General Microbiology, UK, Essex, 1995

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