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"As the founder of BinomLabs, I have personally overseen every aspect of our platform’s development—especially when it comes to the accuracy of our calculations and the reliability of the correlations we provide to experimental laboratories.
I take full responsibility for the quality of every result our platform delivers. For our clients—whether in academia or pharma—this means reduced experimental costs, faster project turnaround, and far greater confidence in the data driving their innovation. "
Tatiana Koshlan
Founder, BinomLabs
St. Petersburg State University/
Ben-Gurion University
St. Petersburg State University/
Ariel University
Kirill (Maizels) Kulikov
kulikov.kirill.g@gmail.com
Postdoc,
Machine learning field,
PhD in biological
and physical sciences
Doctor of Habilitation,
Mathematical Physics,
Software developer, specialist in mathematical and statistics
Tatiana Koshlan
koshlan.tetiana@gmail.com
Mob.phone: 053-3826082 (Israel, Haifa)
Mob.phone: 053-3826082 (Israel, Haifa)
Postdoctoral Fellow, Medical Faculty of Computer Science;
PhD in Molecular Physics;
Master of Science in Biophysics;Postdoctoral thesis:
“The Role of Electrostatic Interactions in the Formation of Protein Complexes.”

My interdisciplinary research lies at the intersection of biological and physical sciences. I focus on studying the interactions of biological molecules using physical methods, and applying advanced mathematical tools to develop new technologies and software for systematic measurement and analysis of diverse biological interaction datasets.
Doctor of Habilitation, Mathematical Physics;
Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics,
thesis title: «Mathematical Modeling of the Optical Properties of Multilayer Biological Systems and Structures in their Heterogeneous Conjugation» (2004)

The Doctor of Science, thesis title «Analytical models of interaction of laser radiation with complex heterogeneous biological tissues» (2014).

Research interests are theory diffraction theory, electrodynamics, physics of lasers, tissue optical methods of mathematical modeling in biological tissue optics and numerical method, biophysics.
  • Tatiana Koshlan was born and lived on the territory of Ukraine till 2008 year, then moved to Saint-Petersburg, graduated from St. Petersburg State University, the department of Molecular Biophysics and Physics of Polymers. She is Master of Science in the field of biophysics and Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics with «The role of electrostatic interactions in the formation of protein complexes». Her interdisciplinary research is in the field of biological and physical sciences. Her research is devoted to studying the interaction of biological molecules by physical methods, using mathematical tools to develop new technology and software with the ability to perform systematic measurements of various data sets of biological interactions.
  • Kirill (Maizels) Kulikov has been a full professor since 2014 at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnical University, Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, Department of Higher Mathematics. He received his Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics with «Mathematical Modeling of the Optical Properties of Multilayer Biological Systems and Structures in their Heterogeneous Conjugation» (2004). He has habilitation at the State Polytechnical University (Great St. Petersburg Polytechnical University) of St. Petersburg, Russia (Doctor Science in Physics and Mathematics). His Doctor of Science thesis title was «Analytical models of interaction of laser radiation with complex heterogeneous biological tissues» (2014). His research interests are theory diffraction theory, electrodynamics, physics of lasers, tissue optical methods of mathematical modeling in biological tissue optics and numerical method, biophysics.
“It is to be expected that the monograph will be of interest to researchers in the field of applied proteomics who possess an aptitude for mathematical modelling and numerical simulation.” (Nikola Popovic, zbMATH 1470.92004, 2021)
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