Center for Applied Research
and Technology Development
Pavel A. Krasutsky
Ph.D., NRRI, University of Minnesota Duluth
tel. off.: 218-720-4334; tel. home: 218-721-3042; e-mail: pkrasuts@nrri.umn.edu
VITAE AND SELECTED RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Pavel A. Krasutsky Organic Chemistry & Synthesis, Physical Chemistry and Chemistry of Natural Products, Chemical Engineering |
Director of Chemical Extractives Program, NRRI, UMD Director of R & D NaturNorth, LLC. Prof. of Department of Chemistry, UMD |
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION |
DEGREE
|
YEAR(S) |
FIELD OF STUDY |
Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Kiev, Ukraine |
M.S. |
1969 |
Engineering |
Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Kiev, Ukraine |
Ph.D. |
1974 |
Chemistry |
Institute of Organic Chemistry |
Doctor of Chemistry |
1986 |
Chemistry |
Honors and Awards
Ukrainian National Award in Science and Technology for Achievements in Fundamental and Applied works on “Cage Structures in Organic Chemistry”, 1997, Diploma No. 4307.
Professional Experience:
1979 -1980 Research Fellow, Department of Chemistry, Princeton University, Princeton, N.J.
1985-1996 Professor, Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Kiev, Ukraine
1986-1996 Chairman, Bioorganic Chemistry Department, Kiev Technological University “Kiev Polytechnic Institute”, Kiev, Ukraine
1986-1996 Director, Kiev Chemicals, Co., Kiev, Ukraine
1989-1990 Visiting Scientist, Princeton University, Princeton, N. J.
1990 Visiting Scientist, Universita di Roma, La Sapienza, Italy
1994Visiting Scientist, Princeton University, Princeton, N. J.
1986-1996 Director, Industrial Research Laboratory for Forestry-Raw Materials, Kiev, Ukraine
1989-1993 Scientific Consultant, Rousell Uclaf, Co. (France) in the Chemistry and Technology of Insecticides
1998-2000 Scientific Consultant of Hochst-Aventis Crop Science, Co. (Germany) in the Chemistry and Technology of Insecticides
1997- Joint Professor, University of Minnesota, Duluth, Department of Chemistry (USA)
1997 - Director of Program, Chemical Extractives Program, Natural Resources Research Institute, University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN
1999- Director of R&D, NaturTek, LLC. (USA)
Personal
Born December 22, 1946 in Kiev, Ukraine; Citizen of Ukraine; Resident of USA; Married, two children.
Current Address 4343 E Wildlife Dr., Duluth, Minnesota 55803
Academic Positions
Assistant Professor (Organic Chemistry and Technology), Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Kiev;
Docent, KPI, Kiev;
Professor of Chemistry, KPI, Kiev
Joint Professor, University of Minnesota, Department of Chemistry
Teaching Lectures in Organic Chemistry, Mechanisms of Organic Reactions, Bioorganic Chemistry, Manufacturing of Organic Compounds, Apparatus of Organic Synthesis Industry, Organic Synthesis, Organic Chemistry Engineering, Industrial Organic Synthesis
Industrial Scientific Consultant to Roussel Uclaf Co. in the Chemistry and
Experience Technology of Insecticides, Paris, France;
Scientific Consultant of Ministry of Industry in Ukraine;
Scientific Consultant of Hochst-Aventis Crop Science, Co. (Germany) in the Chemistry and Technology of Insecticides.
Director of R&D, NaturTek, LLC (U.S.).
Selected Recent Publications
Papers:
1. Krasutsky, P.A., Kolomitsyn, I.V., Kiprof, P., Carlson, R.M., Sydorenko, N.A. and Fokin, A.A. A Double Consecutive Criegee Rearrangement Using TFPAA: One Step Conversions of Homoadamantane to Oxahomoadamantanes., J. Org. Chem., 2001, 66, 1701-17007.
2. Krasutsky, P.A., Kolomitsyn, I.V., Kiprof, P., Carlson, R.M. and Fokin, A.A. Observation of a Stable Carbocation in a Consecutive Criegee Rearrangement with Trifluoroperacetic Acid. , J. Org. Chem., 2000, 65 (13) 3926-3933.
3. Kolomitsin, I.V.; Sidorenko, N. A.; Krasutsky, P.A.; Yurchenko, A. G.; Fokin, A.A., Oxidative Fragmentation of Tetrahydrodicyclopentadiene skeleton. Russ. J. Org. Chem., 2000, 36(3), 438-439.
4. Pavel A. Krasutsky; Igor V. Kolomitsyn; and Robert M. Carlson. A Novel Catalytic Pathway for Perfluoroacyl Peroxide Synthesis. Org. Letters, 2001, 3, 19, 2997-2999.
5. Krasutsky, P.A., Kolomitsyn, I.V., Kiprof, P., Carlson, R.M., Sydorenko, N.A. and Fokin, A.A. A Double Consecutive Criegee Rearrangement Using TFPAA: One Step Conversions of Homoadamantane to Oxahomoadamantanes., J. Org. Chem., 2001, 66, 1701-17007.
6. Krasutsky, P.A., Kolomitsyn, I.V., Kiprof, P., Carlson, R.M. and Fokin, A.A. Observation of a Stable Carbocation in a Consecutive Criegee Rearrangement with Trifluoroperacetic Acid. , J. Org. Chem., 2000, 65 (13) 3926-3933.
7. Kolomitsin, I.V.; Sidorenko, N. A.; Krasutsky, P.A.; Yurchenko, A. G.; Fokin, A.A., Oxidative Fragmentation of Tetrahydrodicyclopentadiene skeleton. Russ. J. Org. Chem., 2000, 36(3), 438-439.
8. Pavel A. Krasutsky; Igor V. Kolomitsyn; and Robert M. Carlson. A Novel Catalytic Pathway for Perfluoroacyl Peroxide Synthesis. Org. Letters, 2001, 3, 19, 2997-2999.
9. Pavel A. Krasutsky; Igor V. Kolomitsyn; Evgenij M. Botov; Robert M. Carlson; Irina G. Semenova; Andrey A. Fokin. Heterolytic decarboxylation involving acyltrifluoroacetyl peroxide intermediates. Tetrahedron Letters, 2002, 43, 8687-8691.
Patents:
10. Carlson, R. M.; Krasutsky, P. A.; Karim, M. R. Use of Betulin and Analogs Thereof to Treat Herpes Virus Infection. U.S. 5,750,578, May 12, 1998.
11. Carlson, R. M.; Krasutsky, P. A.; Karim, M. R. Use of Betulin and Analogs Thereof to Treat Herpes Virus Infection. PCT/US 9802445, Nov 11, 1998.
12. Krasutsky, P. A.; Carlson, R. M.; Kolomitsyn, I. M.; Edwardson, C.; Nesterenko, V. V. Birch Bark Processing and Isolation of Natural Products from Birch Bark. U.S. 09/938,173, Aug 23, 2001.
13. Krasutsky, P. A.; Carlson, R. M.; Kolomitsyn, I. M.; Edwardson, C.; Nesterenko, V. V. Birch Bark Processing and Isolation of Natural Products from Birch Bark , PCT/US00/21829 Aug 10, 2000.
14. Pavel A. Krasutsky; Robert M. Carlson; Vitaliy V. Nesterenko. Method for Manufacturing of Betulinic Acid. U.S. Patent, Aug 7, 2001, 6,271,405 B1.
15. Pavel A. Krasutsky; Robert M. Carlson; Vitaliy V. Nesterenko. Method for Manufacturing of Betulinic Acid. PCT/US01/00991, Jan. 11, 2001.
16. Krasutsky, P. A.; Carlson, R. M.; Karim, M. R. Triterpenes Having Antibacterial Activity. US/Docket 1339 005, patent application serial no. 09/969,556, Sep 29, 2000.
17. Krasutsky, P. A.; Nesterenko, V. V., Process for Extracting Compounds from Plants. US/Docket 13339.001 PRV, patent application serial no. 60/236,578, Sep 29, 2000.
18. Krasutsky, P. A.; Nesterenko, V. V., Process for Extracting Compounds from Plants. PCT/Docket 13339 001 WO1, patent application serial no. 01/30756, Sep 29, 2000.
19. Krasutsky, P. A.; Carlson, R. M.; Karim, M. R. Triterpenes Having Human Antifungal and Antiyeast Activity. US/Docket 1339.002, patent application serial no. 60/236,578, Sep 29, 2000.
20. Krasutsky, P. A.; Avilov, D. , Triterpene Quaternary salts as New cationic surfactants. US/Docket1339 006 PRV, provisional patent application, Jan , 2002.
21. Krasutsky, P. A.; Avilov, D. , Triterpene Quaternary salts as New cationic surfactants.. PCT/ Docket 1339 010 WO, provisional patent application serial, Jan , 2002.
22. Krasutsky, P. A.; Kolomitsyn, I.V.; Carlson, R. M.; Wang Hong. In Situ Production of Bis(perfluporoacyl)-, (or Aroyl) Peroxides in the Corresponding Perfluorocarboxylic Acids. US/Docket ZO1037, provisional patent application serial no. 60/294,820, June 5, 2001.
Presentations:
23. Krasutsky, P. A. ; Kolomitsyn, I. V., Carlson, R. M. New catalytic Pathway to Bistrifluoroacylperoxide generation. 222nd ASC National Meeting, Chicago,IL, August 26-30, 2001, No.326.
24. Krasutsky, P. A. ; Kolomitsyn, I. V.; Semenova, E. M.; Botov, E. M.; Fokin, A. A.; Carlson, R. M. Novel Pathway for Carbocation Generation through Decomposition of Acyltrifluoroacylperoxides222nd ASC National Meeting, Chicago,IL, August 26-30, 2001, No.327.
25. Kiprof, P.; Krasutsky, S. A.; Krasutsky, P. A. ; Kolomitsyn, I. M.; Carlson, R. M. Stability and Reactions of Carboxonium Ions. 222nd ASC National Meeting, Chicago, IL, August 26-30, 2001, No.109.
26. Krasutsky, P. A. ; Kolomitsyn, I. M.; Carlson, R. M.; Kiprof, P.; Sidorenko, N. A.; Fokin, A. A. Stable Dioxacarboxonium Ions Generation with Trifluoroperacetic Acid. 222nd ASC National Meeting, Chicago, IL, August 26-30, 2001, No.12.