Curriculum vitae of Yaroslav Filinchuk, January 2010
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Born in October 1978 in
Education
1992-1995 student of Lviv
Physics and Mathematics Lyceum
1995-2000 student of the Faculty of Chemistry,
Graduated with distinction in June 2000. Diploma work:
“
2000-2002 Ph.D. student (extra-mural position)
at the Department of Inorganic Chemistry,
Oct. 2002 Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry: “Synthesis and stereochemistry
of copper(I) p-complexes
with allyl derivatives of azomethynes and thiosemicarbazide”
Employment
2000-2002 assistant (70%) at the Laboratory of Crystallography,
2002-2005 assistant (100%) at the Laboratory of Crystallography,
2006-2007 scientist at the Swiss-Norwegian Beam
Lines, European Synchrotron Radiation Facility,
2008-now scientist at the Swiss-Norwegian Beam Lines, European
Synchrotron Radiation Facility,
Grenoble, France. Permanent contract (CDI)
2010 invited
associate professor at the Department of Inorganic Chemistry and iNANO,
University
of Aarhus, Denmark (visiting the group of Prof. T. R. Jensen)
Awards
1995 silver
medal at the 27th International Chem. Olympiad (
1995-1998 individual awards from International Scientific and Education
Program (ISEP) and
International
Soros Science Education Program (ISSEP)
Scientific publications
107 papers in peer-reviewed
journals, including 1 in Science, 6
in Angew. Chem., 3 in JACS, 1
in PRL and 1 in Adv. Mater. They received 371 citations during the year 2009, the h-index is 13.
Visibility in scientific and mass media
My research activity was covered by EuroNews (3 min 47 sec video, May 2009), in three press
releases of the European Synchrotron and the University of Geneva (2007, 2008),
in Chemical Science News, Science Daily and many other internet resources, in
regional newspapers and on TV (France 3, 2007; EuroNews,
2009).
I gave ~10 oral and 5 invited
presentations at international conferences, was a member of a panel discussion
at a major conference on hydrogen economy (
Teaching
I taught chemistry to high school
students ("Small Academy of Sciences", University of Lviv, 1995-2000); served as a member of a jury and an organizer of the
Ukrainian Chemistry Olympiads (1999-2000); gave a number of lectures and
seminars in Geneva, Grenoble, Lviv, Umea (course on
powder diffraction, 2009), at Erice school on
high-pressure crystallography (lecture and two workshops, 2009); organized two
practical workshops for the users of SNBL (European Synchrotron, 2007),
accepted an invitation to lecture at the Erice school
on powder diffraction (2011).
Administrative experience
1996-2000
member
of the academic councils of the Chemical Faculty and the
2001-now member of the Swiss Society for Crystallography
Languages Ukrainian (native), Russian
(excellent), English (fluent), French
Family My
wife, Maria Roudakova Filinchuk,
is Swiss. She is part-time employed as a jeweller (joaillier-bijoutier)
in a small company located in