Sergey Savelyev Email & Phone Number

St.Petersburg, Russia

• Responsible for preparation the registration dossier for submission to the relevant officials;• Responsible for maintaining products in compliance with the requirenments of Ministry of Public Health;• Responsible for the extensive interactions internally within company, externally with regulatory authorities and CRO; • Responsible for conducting pre-clinical safety and efficacy studies;• Responsible for internal documents circulation and archiving.

St.Petersburg, Russia

Stockholm, Sweden

Project name: Interaction between chronic psychosocial stress and the endogenous biological clockCollaboration project name: Influence of endogenous biological clock on noise-induced trauma in cochleaResponsibilities:• Conducting scientific experiments on mice (slice preparation, organotypic tissue culturing and luciferase recording of clock gene activity);• Participation in Symposia, Conferences, Workshops and Congresses etc.;• Training in chronobiology and circadian rhythms.

Helsinki, Finland

Project name: Relationship between sleep-wake cycle disturbances and depressionResponsibilities:• Responsible for design and conducting scientific experiments on rats (sleep deprivation, clomipramine model of depression);• Responsible for HPLC analysis;• Training in sleep research.

St.Petersburg, Russia

Project name: Nitric oxide production in nucleus accumbens during conditional fear responseResponsibilities:• Planning and execution of scientific experiments on rats (conditional fear response, intracerebral in vivo microdialysis);• Responsible for HPLC analysis;• Participation in Symposia, Conferences, Workshops and Congresses etc.;• Preparing PhD thesis.

Ph.D. In Biology, Neuroscience / Нейронаука

Ph.D. thesis: “Changes in nitric oxide production in the nucleus accumbens during conditional behavior” (Supervisor: Dr. Natalia Saulskaya)

M.Sc. (Hons.) In Biological Sciences, Teacher Of Biology, Physiology

M.Sc. thesis : “Reaction of respiratory pattern during microinjections of penicilline and bicuculline in the reticular gigantocellular.