ANATOLE A. KLYOSOV
aklyosov@comcast.net
klyosov@pro-pharmaceuticals.com
KLYOSOV, Anatole Alex, chemist, biochemist, researcher; born Kaliningrad region, Russia, Nov. 20, 1946; came to U.S., 1990; son of Alexey Ivan and Tamara Michael (Kuz) Klyosov; married Gail Michael Muratov, Dec. 28, 1967; children: Svetlana, Yuri. MS, Moscow State University, 1969, PhD, 1972, DSc, 1978. Scientist, Moscow State University, 1969-72, assistant professor 1972-75, senior scientist 1975-79, Professor, 1979-81; Professor, Head Carbohydrate Research Laboratory, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1981-92; Professor of Biochemistry, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1990-1998; Vice President, Research and Development Kadant Composites (former Thermo Fibergen), 1996-2005; Consulting Vice President, LDI Composites Co. (former Kadant Composites), 2005-2006; Consulting Chief Scientist, then Chief Scientist, Pro-Pharmaceuticals (2000--); Visiting Lecturer Biochemistry, Harvard University, 1974-75; advisory board Council on Biotechnology, Academy of Sciences of USSR, 1981-90; chairman of commission on cellulose bioconversion, 1982-90; expert panel Biofocus Foundation, Stockholm-Washington, since 1991. Author: The Practical Course of Chemical and Enzyme Kinetics, 1976; Enzyme Catalysis, 1980; Enzymatic Degradation of Polymers, 1984; Enzyme Engineering at the Industrial Level, 1989; Wood-Plastic Composites (John Wiley & Sons, 2007). Title Editor: Enzyme Engineering (1980, Plenum Press); Carbohydrate Drug Design (2006, Oxford University Press). Recipient Lenin Komsomol National Prize USSR in Science, 1978; USSR National Prize in Science, 1984; USSR Science and Technology Gold Medal, 1988. Member: American Chemical Society, Society of Plastic Engineers, American Society for Testing and Materials, American Architectural Manufacturers Association, World Academy of Art and Science. Home: 36 Walsh Road, Newton MA 02459. Office: Pro-Pharmaceuticals, 7 Wells Avenue, Newton MA 02459.
("Who's Who in America", 55th Edition, 2001, Volume 1 (A-K), p.2882, and subsequent editions)
("Who's Who in Science and Engineering", 6th Edition, 2002-2003, p.506, and subsequent editions)
("Who's Who in the World", 19th Edition, 2002, p.1136, and subsequent editions)
Affiliations, current and past:
- Pro-Pharmaceuticals (Newton, MA)
Chief Scientist
Patents and publications (2003-2007)
Carbohydrate Drug Design, 2006 (Oxford University Press)
- Wood-Plastic Composite Materials
Vice President, then Consulting Vice President, Research and Development
Kadant Composites - an article in 'Plastics Technology'
Some relevant patents (1998-2004)
Wood-Plastic Composites, 2007 (John Wiley & Sons)
A Gallery of LDI/Kadant Composites' Products: GeoDeck
- Harvard University (Cambridge, MA)
Visiting Lecturer in Enzymology, 1974-75
Professor of Biochemistry, 1987-98
- Harvard Medical School (Boston, MA)
Center for Biochemical and Biophysical Sciences and Medicine
Professor of Biochemistry, 1987-98
Some relevant publications
- Institute of Biochemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow)
Professor and Head,
Carbohydrate Research Laboratory, 1982-1992
Some relevant publications (1984-1996)
- Department of Chemistry, Moscow State University
Professor, 1979-1982
Some relevant publications (1971-1984)
Other activities worth mentioning:
- World Academy of Art and Science
(Member, since 1989)
- UNIDO
United Nations Industrial Development Organization
Consultant
- Biofocus Foundation (Stockholm, Sweden)
since 1991
- Acta Biotechnologica/Engineering in Life Sciences (Berlin - Leipzig, Germany)
(Editorial Board)
Consulting Experience:
- UNIDO
- The World Bank (Washington, D.C.)
- Mayfield Fund (CA)
- InterSpex Products (CA)
- Tigney Technology (Alberta, Canada)
- American Environmental Laboratories (OH)
- Zepter International
- SafeScience (MA)
- Wood-Plastic Composites, various companies
Some awards, worth mentioning:
- Laureate, the Young Scientist National USSR Award
- Laureate, the USSR National Prize in Science
- Gold Medal, the USSR National Achievement Exhibition
Some publications, conventional and virtual:
- History of the Internet: the beginning of international computer communications (1982-)
- In Russian
- In English
- The Internet Museum, Hall 1, Exposition #12
- On Zepter stainless steel kitchenware: some relevant medical issues
- In Russian
- In English
- Victor Suvorov. "Icebreaker", "The Last Republic" and other books. (In Russian)
- "Reviews. Part 1"
- "Reviews. Part 2"
- "Reviews. Part 3"
- "Reviews. Part 4"
- Notes of a Scientist (In Russian)
- Part 1, Chapters 1-3
- Part 2, Chapters 4-6
- Part 3, Chapters 7-9
- Part 4, Chapters 10-12
- Part 5, Chapters 13-15
- Part 6, Chapters 16-18
- Part 7, Chapters 19-21
- Part 8, Chapters 22-24
- Part 9, Chapters 25-27
- Part 10, Chapters 28-30
- Part 11, Chapters 31-33
- Part 12, Chapters 34-36
- Part 13, Chapters 37-39
- General Content - on a different website
- On industrial biotechnology (ICIBS, Internet Conference on Integrated Biosystems 1998)
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- In "Ogonyok" (in Russian)
- on emigration and life
- The published (cut) version
- The original version
- on the Internet: the beginning in the USSR
- The published version
- The original version: "Twenty Years Later, or How the Internet Has Begun in the Soviet Union"
- In "Port-Folio" and "Lebed" (in Russian)
- Short and Other Stories
- "The Fourth Floor. 1964"
- "Poehali. 1965"
- "Smoke Grenade. 1968"
- "Alcoholism of Cancer Tumor. 1974"
- "A Russian Squadron in Boston. 1975"
- "Rubaiyat. 1979"
- "Lenin and Music. 1980"
- "My Milicia. 1981"
- "The Internet. 1982"
- "Manana. 1983"
- "The Cine with Tselikovskaya. 1989"
- "Alcohol, Venezuela, Caracas. 1993"
- "Passport. 1998"
- "Letters from Boston. 2001"
- "Letters from Moscow. 2002"
- "Jury Duty. 2002"
- "President of Israel. 2002"
- "Bagheera. 2002"
- "Interview. 2003"
- "The Road. 2003"
- "Son, In Memorium. 2003"
- "Passport-2. 2004"
- "Alcohol, History, and the Bible. 2005"
- "Interview. 2005"
- "How to Become a Millionaire. 2005"
- "Winners and Losers" (Discussion). 2005"
- "Global Warming", Part 1 (Discussion). 2005"
- "Global Warming", Part 2 (Discussion). 2005"
- "C.I. Caesar, Oratio in Catilinam In Senatu Habita. 2005"
- "Cancer: "Alternative vs. traditional medicine. Part 1. 2005"
- "Cancer: "Alternative vs. traditional medicine. Part 2. 2005"
- "Cancer: "Alternative vs. traditional medicine. Part 3. 2006"
- "Cancer: "Alternative vs. traditional medicine. Part 4. 2006"
- "Behold the Man. Part 1. 2006"
- "Behold the Woman. Part 2. 2006"
- "Homo incognito" (Discussion). 2006"
- "Joseph and His Brothers. Part I. DNA-Genealogy. 2007"
- "Joseph and His Brothers. Part II. Ashkenazim and Sephardim. 2007"
- "Joseph and His Brothers. Part III. Search for the Lost Tribes. 2007"
- "Joseph and His Brothers. Part IV. Search for the Lost Tribes in Asia and Africa. 2007"
- "Joseph and His Brothers. Part V. Search for the Lost Tribes over the Oceans. 2007"
- "DNA-Genealogy and the Search for the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. Part I. 2007" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "DNA-Genealogy and the Search for the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. Part II. 2007" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "DNA-Genealogy and the Search for the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. Part III. 2007" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "DNA-Genealogy and the Search for the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. Part IV. 2007" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "DNA-Genealogy and the Search for the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel. Part V. 2007" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "Hindi, Rusi Bhai-Bhai in DNA-Genealogy, or Where the Slavs Came From. 2007"
- "Search for Lost Tribes of Israel. A Story Written in the DNA. Part 1. 2007"
- "Search for Lost Tribes of Israel. A Story Written in the DNA. Part 2. 2007"
- "Mutations and Calculations in DNA-Genealogy (Discussion). 2007"
- "Klyosovs as a Mirror of Russian History. Part 1. 2007"
- "Klyosovs as a Mirror of Russian History. Part 2. 2007"
- "Al Gore, Global Warming and Nobel Prize. 2007"
- "Origin of the Jews via DNA Genealogy. Part 1. 2008" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "Origin of the Jews via DNA Genealogy. Part 2. 2008" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "Origin of the Jews via DNA Genealogy. Part 3. 2008" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- "Origin of the Jews via DNA Genealogy. Part 4. 2008" (in the Notes on Jewish History)
- INDUSTRIAL ENZYME ENGINEERING. A 6-volume treatise
(see above - Harvard Medical School, Some Relevant Publications)
Some Genealogy Data and Old Pictures:
Ancestry: Goncharov, Dmitriev, Trofimov, unidentified Estonian lineage, Kuz, Klyosov.
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