S. P. Gromov (born
1953) graduated (
cum laude) from the Department of Chemistry of
the Moscow State University in 1975. In 1978, he received a PhD degree
from the same institution. In 1980, the results of the dissertation
were recognized as a scientific discovery (USSR State committee diploma
no. 205). In 1998, Dr. Gromov received his Dr. Sci. degree in chemistry
from N.D. Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry of the RAS. Since
2000, S.P. Gromov is a full professor, vice-chairman of the
department of synthesis and photochemistry
of photoactive compounds at M.V. Lomonosov State Academy of Fine
Chemical Technology and professor at the Moscow Institute of Physics
and Technology (MIPT). In 2006, Prof. Gromov won A.M. Butlerov Award of
the RAS. Since 2008, Prof. Gromov is a corresponding member of the
Russian Academy of Sciences. Currently he is a vice director and a head
of the laboratory
of synthesis and supramolecular chemistry of photoactive compounds at
the Photochemistry Center. Eleven PhD and two Doctors' dissertations
were made under his supervision. He is the author of more than 970
publications (265
scientific papers,
24
reviews in chemistry journals, 6 chapters in books, and 24 patents
and inventions). His scientific interests encompass nanotechnology,
supramolecular, and organic chemistry. Prof. Gromov is a vice-chairman
of the
academic council at the Photochemistry Center,
the
dissertation council at Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry,
two
advisory committees of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research, and
the editorial board of
Nanotechnologies
in Russia and
Review Journal of Chemistry.
"Bottom-up" nanotechnology and supramolecular chemistry:
- Design of the molecular
meccano based on
complementary unsaturated and macrocyclic compounds for producing
photosensitive and light-emitting nano-sized systems of various
architectures with desired properties (A.M. Butlerov Award of the RAS,
2006). (More...)
- Design of photoswitchable molecular devices
based on anion-capped complexes of crown-containing styryl dyes (1991).
(More...)
- Self-assembly of photoswitchable molecular
devices based on reversible stereospecific [2+2]-photocycloaddition
of the crown-containing styryl dyes (1993). (More...)
- Design of photoswitchable molecular devices
based on the photoinduced recoordination of the complexes of
crown-containing unsaturated dyes (1995).(More...)
- Synthesis and investigation of photoswitchable
molecular tweezers based on sandwich complexes of bisstyryl dyes
(1999). (More...)
- Application of molecular self-assembly for strong
stabilization of the charge transfer complexes suggested as optical
molecular sensors (1999 ). (More...)
- Design of photocontrollable molecular machines
based on the inclusion complexes of naphthylpiridine and cyclodextrins
(2004) (More...)
- Design of photocontrollable molecular machines
based on the inclusion complexes of unsaturated analogues of viologens
and styryl dyes into cucurbituril cavities (2005). (More...)
- Self-assembly of photoswitchable
molecular devices
based on styryl dyes and cucurbiturils (2010). (More...)
- Design of photosensitive Langmuir-Blodgett
monolayers based on the amphiphylic unsaturated and macrocyclic
compounds (2005). (More...)
- Design of photosensitive single crystals
based on unsaturated and macrocyclic compounds capable of
non-destructive [2+2]-photocycloaddition (2006). (More...)
Organic chemistry:
- Discovery of a new enamine rearrangement
of heterocyclic compounds (1980). (More...)
- A new synthesis of indoles from nitro
pyridinium salts, amines, and ketones (1983). (More...)
- A simple approach to regioselective
arylation and hetarylation of heterocycles using cycle
transformation reaction (1994). (More...)
- A new strategy of producing
benzoazacrown-ethers via transformation of the macrocycle of
benzoazacrown-ethers (1995). (More...)
Lecture courses read by the staff
- ""Supramolecular chemistry of
light-sensitive systems" (Corresponding Member of the RAS, prof. S.
Gromov)
for the students of Lomonosov Academy of Fine Chemical Technology
(division of chemistry and technology of fine organic compounds)
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- Supramolecular chemistry (Corresponding
Member of the RAS, prof. S. Gromov) for MIPT students (division of
molecular and biological physics)
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Current Bachelor and Master research topics
- Nanotechnology of organic light-sensitive materials (Download)
Possible research topics for newcomers (bachelor
and master students, interns, and PhD students
1.
Organic
chemistry: Development of synthesis of crown-ethers and photoactive
compounds.
2.
Nanotechnology and supramolecular chemistry:
Investigation of self-assembly, structure and properties of photo
switchable molecular devices and photo controllable molecular machines.
The laboratory is
supported by the Ministry of Science and Education of Russian
Federation, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Foundation for Basic
Research.
Collaboration in 2022-2026
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N.S. Kurnakov Institute of General and
Inorganic Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences
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Institute of Problems of
Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences
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Moscow State
University, Chemical Department
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N.D. Zelinsky
Institute of Organic Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences
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K.I. Skryabin State Academy of
Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology
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Russian academy
of sciences A.N. Frumkin Institute of
Physical chemistry and Electrochemistry RAS
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Lomonosov
Academy of Fine Chemical Technology
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University of Durham, Great Britain