Education
Institution
Yerevan State University
Faculty
Biology/ Biochemistry, Microbiology and Biotechnology
Date
-
Degree name
PhD student
Institution
Yerevan State University
Faculty
Biology
Date
-
Degree name
Masters
Institution
Yerevan State University
Faculty
Biology
Date
-
Degree name
Bachelor
Scientific Rank/degree
Institution
Yerevan State University
Date
2024
Degree name
Candidate
Scientific Supervisor
Karen Trchounian
Research Topic
Hydrogen metabolism and proton cycling in Escherichia coli during fermentation of different glucose concentrations
Language skills
Հայերեն
Русский
English
Work experience
Institution
YSU
Period of time
Rank/degree
Researcher
Institution
YSU
Period of time
-
Rank/degree
Junior researcher
Institution
YSU
Period of time
-
Rank/degree
Laboratory assistant
Participation in international conferences and seminars
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Short Term Scientific Mission (STSM) within the framework COST Action CA18113 "THE ROLE OF pH IN BIOGAS AND BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION DURING UTILIZATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC WASTE"
Հեղուկ հոսքային մեքենաների ինստիտուտ
Poland
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The 48th FEBS Congress
Italy
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EBEC 2024 — 22nd European Bioenergetics Conference
Austria
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ASM Microbe 2025
United States of America (the)
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«Professional training 2024/1» Short term travel Research Grant of Ministry of Education and Science RA State Committee of Science (24PTS-1F008) “CRISPR-based genome engineering to obtain combinatorial mutants in hydrogenase enzymes”
KU Leuven
Belgium
Publications
Conference
Proton/potassium Fluxes Depend on GlucoseConcentration in E. coli at pH 7.5
2021
WMF 21-2026
Conference
Is FHL Complex Responsible for SensingGlucose Concentration?
2021
WMF 21-2003
Conference
Biohydrogen Production from Roasted Coffee Waste: Understanding the Role of E. coli Hydrogenases During Fermentation
2021
WMF 21-0438
Article
Defining the roles of the hydrogenase 3 and 4 subunits in hydrogen production during glucose fermentation: A new model of a H2-producing hydrogenase complex
Article
Roasted coffee wastes as a substrate for Escherichia coli to grow and produce hydrogen
Conference
The Role of Escherichia coli FOF1 -ATPase and Hydrogenases on Specific Growth Rate During Glucose Fermentation
2020
MBP06
Conference
Anaerobic Utilization of Spent Coffee Grounds (SCG) by E. Coli: the Importance of Pretreatment to Optimize Hydrogen and Biomass Generation
2020
132-133
Conference
NOVEL APPLICATION FOR ROASTED COFFEE WASTES AS A SUBSTRATE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFERTILIZERS
2020
157-160
Conference
Interaction between Escherichia coli Hydrogenase-4 and FOF1- ATPase for proton translocation during fermentation of various glucose concentrations at slightly alkaline pH.
2019
139-141
