senior researcher
Institute of biophysics and cell engineering NAS of Belarus
Minsk, Minskaya Voblasts', Belarus
Dr. Tatsiana G. Dubouskaya (Pekun) PhD Biol. (Biophysics), Senior Researcher of Institute of Biophysics and Cell Engineering National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Specialization: neurobiology, neurochemistry, physiology of synapses, biophysics, biochemistry, cell signaling, immunology.
Skills and expertise: fluorescent dyes, fluorescence imaging, live cell imaging, fluorescence spectroscopy, microscopy, flow cytometry, imaging flow cytometry; cellular and subcellular fractionation, cell isolation from peripheral blood, cell culture (primary cells and cell lines), work with lab. animals.
Mainly worked in the field of neurochemistry and neurophysiology. Recently started diversification in the field of hematology and immunology and began to participate in immunological research projects as a collaborator. Main specialization is functional analysis of cell processes and signaling.
Education:
2022 – PhD Biol. (Biophysics) thesis “Mechanisms of damaging and modulatory action of acidification on neuronal presynaptic endings”
2010-2013 Institute of Biophysics and Cell Engineering National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, PhD Studentship (Biophysics).
2010 – M.S. Biol. thesis “Influence factors of ischemic injury to the central nervous system to the membrane potential and the formation of free radicals in rat brain synaptosomes”
2009-2010 Researchers Training Institute National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, M.S. Biol. Studentship
2004-2009 Belarussian State University, Faculty of Biology, Department of Biochemistry.
Employment History:
2009-present: Institute of Biophysics and Cell Engineering National Academy of Sciences of Belarus.
2013: A.I. Virtanen Institute of Molecular Sciences at the University of Eastern Finland - trainee, collaborator.
2012-2013: Republican scientific-production unitary enterprise Center LED and optoelectronic technologies National Academy of Sciences of Belarus - Laboratory assistant.