Welcome to the laboratory of Georgy Th. Guria

Discussion of actual scientific developments

Prof. Georgy Guria and PhD student Denis Pushin at the laboratory seminar.

Preparing for blood experiments

PhD student Shakhla Shirinli and researcher Dmitry Ivlev before conducting experiments.

Conducting experiments with blood

Researcher Dmitry Ivlev is conducting an experiment on ultrasonic detection of thrombosis.

Experiment planning

Dr. Svetlana Uzlova and PhD students.

Computational experiment on platelet activation

Learn more about our project on the assesment of thrombosis risks: www.in-silico.ru.

Successful defense of theses

Prof Georgy Guria with his students Ivan Priphodko, Tatiana Sapega and Ilya Ponomarev.

Laboratory seminar

Prof. Georgy Guria with his researching group.

The team of our laboratory (Head – Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences G. Th. Guria) studies the role of instabilities in the dynamics of complex systems, including biological regulation. The greatest attention is attracted by transitions that manifest themselves in the dynamics of such a capricious physiological substance as blood.

Loss of stability, as a rule, manifests itself in the form of a rapid change in the aggregate state of blood, its transition to localized or disseminated intravascular thrombosis or to absolute incoagulability. The possibilities of controlling the change in the aggregate state of blood are actively studied.

Methods for early ultrasound intravascular in vivo diagnostics of the coagulation status of blood are being developed. Particular emphasis is placed on the study of blood coagulation disorders and oxygen transport under conditions of intense hemodynamics in the human body. The role of clustering of chimeric antigen receptors in the processes of biological recognition of antigens is studied. Practical recommendations for carrying out diagnostic procedures are being developed.

State diagram

Ultrasound thrombus detection

Dynamic processes graph

Financing:

Our research has been funded by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR), the International Science and Technology Center (ISTC), the Russian Science Foundation (RSF).