Motuziuk Oleksandr Petrovych

Position: Associate Professor, Department of Human and Animal Physiology, Lesia Ukrainka Volyn National University Candidate of Sciences (Human and animal physiology), PhD Specialist in human physiology (muscle contraction, muscle ischemia, peripheral fatigue)

Affiliation and official address:

• Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University, Biological Faculty, Dept. of Human and animal physiology 9 Potapova st. (Educational Building C, 7th floor), 43021, Lutsk, Ukraine
• E-mail: Motuziuk.Oleksandr@vnu.edu.ua
• +38(0332) 249947

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Education

• 1998-2002 Bachelor (First Class Diploma, Biological Faculty, Dept. of Human and animal physiology, VNU)
• 2002-2003 Master (First Class Diploma, Biological Faculty, Dept. of Human and animal physiology, VNU)
• 2003-2006 PhD student (Biological Faculty, Dept. of Human and animal physiology, VNU)
• 2006 Candidate of Sciences (Human and animal physiology), PhD

Career/Employment

• 2006-2012 Senior Lecturer at the Department of Human and Animal Physiology at Lesya Ukrainka Volyn State University, Lutsk, Ukraine, laboratory assistant of the same department.
• 2007-2009 chief of the Laboratory of Electron Microscopy of the Biology Faculty, Lesya Ukrainka Volyn State University
• 2012- till now Associate Professor, Department of Human and Animal Physiology, Lesia Ukrainka Eastern European National University
• 2009-2015. Head of the Medicine Section of the Volyn Regional Small Academy of Sciences.
• 2012-2019 Deputy Dean of the Biology Faculty for scientific and pedagogical work and innovations.
• 2012-till now Member of the Biology Faculty Academic Council
• 2013-2020 Executive Secretary of the Scientific Journal “Scientific Bulletin of the Lesya Ukrainka National University. Series: Biological Sciences”

Honours, Awards, Fellowships, Membership of Professional Societies

• 2007 - Grant of Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine
• 2009 - Award of President for young scientists in Ukraine
• 2002 – till now - Membership of the Ukrainian Physiology Society
• 2006 – till now - Membership of the Ukrainian Biophysics Society

Specialization

• main fields: Physiology
• other fields: Neurophysiology, pathobiology, biophysics
• current research interest: muscular ischemia, alcogolization

SELECTED PAPERS

1. Wertelecki W. Elevated congenital anomaly rates and incorporated cesium-137 in the Polissia region of Ukraine // Wertelecki W, Koerblein A, Ievtushok B, Zymak-Zakutnia N, Komov O, Kuznietsov I, Lapchenko S, Sosyniuk Z. / Birth Defects Res A Clin Mol Teratol. – 2016. [1]
2. Wertelecki W. Chornobyl, radiation, neural tube defects, and microcephaly // Eur J Med Genet. –2018. – Vol. 61, № 9. – P. 556-563. [2]
3. Morenko A. In Memory of Leonid Gittik: Academic Readings, Dedicated to the Anniversary of Prominent Ukrainian Scientist / A. Morenko, A. Poruchynskiy, I. Kuznietsov // Annals of neurosciences. – 2016. – Vol. 23, No 4. – P. 261–262.
4. Kotsan I. Course of Cognitive Activity as Markers of Creative Thinking: Gender Specifiity / Kotsan I., N. Kozachuk, I. P. Kuznetsov, A. I. Poruchynskii // Neurophysiology, Vol. 48, No. 4, 2016. – Р. 277–286.
5. Rakovets O. Electrophysiological Features of Brain Electric Activity in Individuals with Different Social Behavior // Abramchuk O., Shvarts L., Kozachuk N., Zhuravlov O., Zhuravlova A., Goshko L., Kachynska T., Osyp M, Osyp Y., Kuznetsov I., Kotsan I. (2019). – Research Journal of Pharmaceutical, Biological and Chemical Science. – 2019. – 10 (3). – P. 1-8.
6. Rakovets O., Kuznetsov I., Kotsan I. Behavior reactions characteristic of the individuals with egoistic and altruistic type of social behavior. EUREKA: Social and Humanities. – 2018. – Vol. 5. – p. 11-15.
7. Rakovets O. Brain electrical activity depending on subject’s altruistic/egoistic features / Rakovets O., Kuznetsov I., Osyp M., Kotsan I. / Science Rise: Biological Science. – 2018. – № 3 (12). – P. 29–33. (In Ukrainian)
8. Kachynska T.V. The features of brain cortex evoked activity during classification of object with different position and form depending on subject’s manual asymmetry type. / T.V. Kachynska, O.M. Abramchuk, I.P. Kuznietsov // EENU Scientific bulletin. Biological sciences, 2015 – № 2. – P. 164-169. (In Ukrainian)