Dr. Lyudmila Bronstein
Department of Chemistry, Indiana University, 800 E. Kirkwood Av., Bloomington, IN 47405, USA
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Academic Career Length
26Years (2001-Present)
(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)
Representative Publications
View All Publications30 June 2011 in Chemical Reviews
Journal Article
Lyudmila BronsteinZSZinaida Shifrina
Zinaida Shifrina11 December 2018 in Frontiers in Chemistry
Journal Article
PPPaige M. Price
Paige M. Price
WMWaleed E. Mahmoud
Waleed E. Mahmoud
AAAhmed A. Al-Ghamdi
Ahmed A. Al-Ghamdi
Lyudmila BronsteinTargeted delivery of anticancer drugs is considered to be one of the pillars of cancer treatment as it could allow for a better treatment efficiency and less adverse effects. A promising drug delivery approach is magnetic drug targeting which can be realized if a drug delivery vehicle possesses a strong magnetic moment. Here, we discuss different types of magnetic nanomaterials which can be used as magnetic drug delivery vehicles, approaches to magnetic targeted delivery as well as promising strategies for the enhancement of the imaging-guided delivery and the therapeutic action.
4 June 2019 in Chemical Reviews
Journal Article
ZSZinaida Shifrina
Zinaida ShifrinaVMValentina G. Matveeva
Valentina G. Matveeva
Lyudmila Bronstein7 January 2015 in Catalysis Science & Technology
Journal Article
RER. Easterday
R. Easterday
OSO. Sanchez-Felix
O. Sanchez-Felix
YLY. Losovyj
Y. Losovyj
MPM. Pink
M. Pink
BSB. D. Stein
B. D. SteinLyudmila Bronstein +6
Magnetically recoverable catalysts containing Ru/RuO2 and iron oxide nanoparticles show remarkable activity and selectivity in nitrobenzene-to-aniline hydrogenation.
14 November 2017 in Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Journal Article
VDVijay Kumar Das
Vijay Kumar Das
ZSZinaida Shifrina
Zinaida ShifrinaLyudmila BronsteinMaterials based on graphene and its derivatives have a dual relationship with biomass: (i) they can be synthesized using biomass or its platform chemicals and (ii) they can be employed as efficient catalysts or supports for nanoparticulate catalysts for biomass conversion. In this review article we discuss methods of catalyst synthesis using top-down and bottom-up approaches as well as different synthetic pathways where all or some catalyst components are prefabricated or the whole catalyst is prepared in situ from small molecules. We identify key factors influencing the efficiency of the catalysts formed and suggest our perspective for the development of this field.
4 June 2013 in Chemistry of Materials
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YKYurii A. Kabachii
Yurii A. Kabachii
AGAlexandre GOLUB
Alexandre GOLUBSKSergei Kochev
Sergei KochevNLNatalia D. Lenenko
Natalia D. Lenenko
SASergey S. Abramchuk
Sergey S. Abramchuk
Lyudmila Bronstein +5
About Me
Dr. Lyudmila M. Bronstein is a senior scientist at the Department of Chemistry, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington. Prior to this, she was a leading scientist at the Nesmeyanov Institute of Organoelement Compounds. She holds an M.S. (1974) degree with honors from Kalinin Polytechnic Institute, Russia, and a Ph.D. (1979) from the Nesmeyanov Institute of Organoelement Compounds, Moscow, Russia. Her research program focuses on developing new materials with important applications in the fields of energy, catalysis, and life sciences. Her research group has been working on making solid polymer electrolytes and electrodes for Li-ion batteries with enhanced performance, efficient and selective catalytic systems based on nanostructured polymers, and multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles as bioprobes.