DENISOV Sergey A.

Dr. DENISOV Sergey A. is a CNRS researcher affiliated with Université Paris-Saclay, France. He joined the ELYSE team in December 2016, specializing in time-resolved radiolysis, fast radical chemistry, and electron transfer dynamics. His research focuses on dissociative electron attachment to DNA components and charge transfer phenomena at interfaces.

• Past Roles:
  • Post-doctoral fellow at Institut des Sciences Moléculaires, Bordeaux (2014–2016)
  • Research Engineer at Research Institute “Luch”, Russia (2010–2011)
  • Chemical Engineer at JSC EKA, Moscow (2008–2012)
  • Junior Researcher at Frumkin Institute, Moscow (2008–2012)

Research Interests: Sergey’s work bridges fundamental radiation chemistry and applied energy storage systems. Key areas include:

• Electron pulse radiolysis of aqueous systems
• Reaction mechanisms in lithium-ion and magnesium batteries
• Cancer biomarker detection via vitacrystallography
• Nanoparticle-catalyzed CO₂ reduction

Technical Expertise: He develops advanced experimental setups (pulse-repump-probe spectroscopy) and software (LabVIEW/Python) for time-resolved measurements. His work addresses confined water systems, interfacial electron dynamics, and environmental pollutant degradation.

Labs/Teams: Active contributor to the ELYSE platform, specializing in electron accelerator-based radiolysis studies.