Elena V. Stenina
Leading Scientific Researcher, PhD, DSc

Official address:

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1961	Diploma of M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University (equivalent of MSc) Diploma thesis: "Investigation of cations influence on oxygen overvoltage"
1968	M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University Candidate of Science (PhD) Thesis: "Investigation of electrode nature and solution composition on kinetics of anion electroreduction"
1986	M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University Doctor of Science Thesis: "Two-dimensional condensation of organic substances at electrode/solution interface and its role in electrochemical kinetics"

Employment

1961-present

Junior Scientific Researcher, Senior Teacher, Senior Scientific Researcher, Leading Scientific Researcher, Department of Electrochemistry, Chemistry Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University

Awards

• 2006 - The Prize of International Academic Publishing Company "Nauka/ Interperiodica" for the best publications in Russ. J. Electrochemistry in 2005 for cycle of papers "Electrochemistry of supramolecular inclusive complexes of macrobicyclic ligand (Kryptofix 222) with single-charged cations. Investigation of adsorption at electrode/ solution interface and influence on electrochemical reactions".
• 2012 - The Prize of International Academic Publishing Company "Nauka/ Interperiodica" for the best publications in Russ. J. Electrochemistry in 2011 for cycle of papers "Investigation of adsorption of surface active organic compounds with skeleton molecular structure at nanostructured carbon electrode/solution boundary from different solvents and its effect on electrode reactions".

Main fields of research

• Adsorption of organic and inorganic surface active substances at the different kinds of electrodes
• Kinetics of electrochemical reactions
• Electrochemisry of supramolecular complexes
• Electrode materials and modified electrodes composed of conducting polymers and transition metal nanoparticles

Current grants

• 2012 - 2014 "Electrochemical and redox syntheses of composite materials on the basis of conjugated polymers and inorganic nanoparticles for application in amperometric sensors and catalysis" (RFBR);
• 2013 - 2015 "Electrochemistry of vertically aligned carbon nanowalls" (RFBR, 13-03-01301)
• 2014 - 2016 "Functionalisation of metallic electrodes by supramolecular cucurbituril complexes: adsorption and photophysical effects" (RFBR, 14-03-00706)
• 2014 - 2016 "Design of the systems with long distance electron transfer on the basis of adlayers stabilized by strong lateral interactions" (RFBR, 14-03-01016)

Professional Activities and Service

• Scientific Reviewer of Russian Journal of Electrochemistry
• Scientific Expert of RFBR
• Member of Academic Council

Teaching

• Graduated 12 diploma students
• Graduated 4 PhD students
• Co- author of two textbooks in electrochemistry

Conference
2011

• "The structure of the interface electrode/dimetylsulfoxide in presence surface active organic substances" // XXIII Symposium "Actual Problems of Chemical Physics". September 2011. Tuapse. Russia.

• "ADSORPTION OF SURFACE-ACTIVE ORGANIC SUBSTANCES WITH CAGE-LIKE STRUCTURE AT DIFFERENT KINDS OF ELECTRODES IN DMSO."// 9th International Frumkin Symposium "Electrochemical Technologies and Materials for 21th Century".24-29 October 2010, Moscow, Russia;
• "The Structure of the Electrode/Electrolyte Interface in Presence of Diprotonated Derivatives of Cryptand 2.2.2." // XXII Symposium "Actual Problems of Chemical Physics" September 2010, Tuapse, Russia;
• "Electrochemistry of Carbon Nanoforms at Adsorption of Molecules with Cage Structure."// XVII Conference "ECOC-2010" September 2010,Tambov, Russia

2009

• "Adsorption of nonmetallic cations cryptates at electrode/electrolyte interface", 60 th Annual ISE Meeting, August 2009, Beijing, China;
• "Processes at electrode/solution interface modificated by supramolecular ensembles of cryptand 2.2.2." // XXI Symposium "Actual Problems of Chemical Physics" September 2009, Tuapse, Russia;

Publications

• About 130 original papers in refereed journals;
• List of Publications

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