Inorganic biomaterials on based calcium phosphate. Solid solutions oxides for final polishing of metals to obtain nanoroughened surface.

Leading researcher of the Institute of Engineering Science of the Ural branch of the Russian of Sciences, Doctor of Chemistry Science, specialist in inorganic chemistry and chemistry of solid solution, mechanical chemistry, development new inorganic materials. Scientific activity is directed on the decision of a problems: of creating forward-looking abrasive and high quality pigmented material based on composite transition metal oxides, chromium oxides modified, chrome spinel and oxide-hydroxide; study characteristics and the regularities of the finish polishing of the metal in the production of precision engineering; processing waste of chrome production; develop of the biomaterial based on calcium phosphate of new generation; a nanotechnology engineering. Developed and patented an effective means of obtaining the abrasive materials for finishing and polishing, developed theoretical positions for polishing metal finishing processes precision engineering. Is a member of the Society of the Marquis Who's Who. American Biographical Institute was selected by a recipient of Albert Einstein Award of Exicellence for 2010 to the study of inorganic oscillatory reaction in synthesis calcium carbonate-phosphates. Is a member of the American Nano Society. The diploma and the bronze medal was awarded the design Salon Geneva "Biomaterial-based nanocrystallinedispersed doped carbonate-calcium phosphates" 2013.

Number of the scientific articles: Has more than 120 scientific publications, including 10 patents, 4 monographs, 1 tutorial.

1. Koroleva L.F., “Doped Nanocrystalline Calcium Carbonate Phosphates”, Inorganic. Mater., 46:4 (2010), 405–411
2. Koroleva L.F., “An Oscillating Mechanism in the Synthesis of Doped Nanocrystalline Calcium Carbonate Phosphates”, Nanotechnologies in Russia, 5:9-10 (2010), 635–640
3. Koroleva L.F., Larionov L.P., Gorbunova N.P., “Biomaterial based on doped calcium carbonate-phosphate for Active Osteogenesis”, J. of Biomaterials and Nanobiotechnology, 3 (2012), 226–237
4. Koroleva L.F, “Abrasive Properties of Aluminum Iron Oxide Nanoparticles”, Inorg. Materials., 45:10 (2009), 1158–1165
5. Koroleva L.F., “Final polishing of metals to obtain nanoroughened surface”, Nanotechnologies in Russia, 7:1-2 (2012), 67–75

• Institute of Engineering Science, Urals Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, Ekaterinburg