PhD Russian Academy of Sciences, 1999 2005 - Paper on K+ channel scored 9.6 (Rated: Exceptional) at the Faculty1000 system 2004 - American Epilepsy Foundation Fellowship (WMC of Cornell University) 2002 - INTAS (European Union) Award for Young Scientist (KTH, Stockholm) 1997 - OeAD Research Scholarship (Austria, University of Innsbruck)

Molecular Modelling, Membrane Proteins (Ion Channels and Ion-coupled transporters), Quantum Chemistry of Biologically Relevant Molecules, Free Energy Profiles, Protein Structure/Function prediction

Noskov S.Y., Roux B. 2006, Importance of Hydration and Dynamics on the Selectivity of the KcsA and NaK Channels, Journal of General Physiology, In press Noskov S.Y., Lamoureux G., Roux B. 2005 Microscopic picture of hydrophobic hydration in water-ethanol mixtures from simulation with new polarizable force-field“. Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 109, 6705-6713 Noskov SY, Berneche S, Roux, B 2004 Control of ion selectivity in potassium channels by electrostatic and dynamic properties of coordinating ligands. Nature, vol. 431, 830-834 Noskov SY, Im W, Roux B. 2004 Ion Permeation through the alpha-hemolysin Channel: Theoretical Studies Based on Brownian Dynamics and Poisson-Nernst-Plank Electrodiffusion Theory. Biophysical. Journal., 87, 2299-2309 Noskov SY, Wright JD, Lim C., 2002 Long-Range Effects of Mutating R248 to Q/W in the p53 Core Domain Journal of Physical. Chemistry B, 2002, 106; 13047-13057 Wright J.D., Noskov S.Y., Lim C. 2002 Factors governing loss and rescue of DNA binding upon single and double mutations at P53 core domain. Nucleic Acids Research , 30; 1563-1574 Noskov S.Y., Lim C. 2001 Free energy decomposition of protein-protein interaction. Biophysical Journal., 81;737-750