Sergey I. Sidorchuk

Date and place of birth:

18 January 1961, Leningrad, USSR.

Education and degrees:

• 1984    Moscow Engineering Physical Institute, Faculty of Theoretical and Experimental Physics
• 2004    Candidate of Physics and Mathematics: “Experimental study of the hydrogen isotopes ^4,5,7H in reactions with the beams of ³H and ⁸He”
• 2017    Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics: “Study of the structure of heavy helium isotopes in the transfer and knockout reactions”

Professional career:

• 1984–2007    Probation researcher, junior researcher, researcher, senior researcher, FLNR JINR
• 2007–2015    Scientific secretary of FLNR JINR
• 2015–2020    Deputy Director of FLNR JINR
• Since 2015    FLNR JINR Director

Scientific and organizational activity:

• Since 2013    Member of the editorial board of PEPAN Letters
• Since 2013    Member of the Organizing Committee of the International Symposium on Nuclear Electronics and Computing
• Since 2015    Member of the JINR Science and Technology Council
• Since 2017    Member of PAC of the Heavy Ion Laboratory of Warsaw University
• Since 2018    Member of the International Advisory Committee of the International Conference on Nuclear Structure and Dynamics
• Since 2019    Member of the Scientific Qualification Commission at FLNR JINR

Scientific interests:

• Technique of studies with secondary beams of radioactive nuclei
• Mechanisms of nuclear reactions
• Structure of light exotic nuclei near the drip-lines
• Correlation studies of nuclear systems beyond the neutron stability border

Scientific publications:

Coauthor of more than 150 scientific papers.

JINR awards:

• 1996    “High resolution line for experiments with radioactive beams at the U400M cyclotron” (II prize);
• 1998    “Structure of ⁶He: di-neutron bound in the field of ⁴He” (I prize);
• 2005    “Structure of superheavy hydrogen isotopes” (II prize);
• 2009    “Properties of neutron rich helium isotopes” (I prize);
• 2013    “Experimental studies of exotic nuclei ²⁶S, ¹⁰He, ⁶Be and development of correlation analysis methods” (I prize);
• 2017    “Search for the branch of 2p-decay of the excited state of ¹⁷Ne (3/2-)” (II prize);
• 2018    “ACCULINNA-2 project: the physics case and technical challenges” (I prize)