Elizaveta Yur'evna Konstantinova 

Senior researcher

Academy of Biology and Biotechnologies

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Degree: Candidate of Sciences

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Research projects:

• Russian Science Foundation, No. 22-77-00099 “Scale effect in urban geochemistry: response of spatial heterogeneity for contrasting urban areas and different groups of pollutants” (2022-2024, supervisor)
• Council for Grants of the President of the Russian Federation, MK-4654.2022.1.5 ” Assessment of risks for the environment and public health in conditions of pollution with potentially toxic elements of soils in urbanized areas of southern Russia” (2022-2023, supervisor)
• Russian Science Foundation, No. 20-14-00317 "Ecological and geochemical patterns of the formation of natural and anthropogenic flows of substances in the soils of the estuary of the Don River and the coast of the Taganrog Bay" (2020–2022; supervisor - TM Minkina; contributor);
• Russian Foundation for Basic Research, No 20-04-00836 Arm_a “Phytoremediation potential of plants under technogenic pollution of soils” (2021-2022; contributor);
• Ministry of Education and Science, FENW-2020-0029 "Fundamental foundations of agro- and eco-biotechnologies for the sustainable functioning of natural and anthropogenic ecosystems" (2020-2022; contributor);
• Grant of the President of the Russian Federation, MK-2973.2019.4 “Development of soil control and restoration methods for combined contamination with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and heavy metals” (2019-2020; contributor);
• Russian Foundation for Basic Research, No 17-35-50055 mol_nr “Organic and inorganic pollutants of the soil cover of an urban area as geochemical markers of the intensity of urbanization processes” (December 2017 - May 2018; contributor)