Associate petroleum engineer at Aramco Innovations LLC, Russia
Katerina Stanislavovna Stamer is a dedicated researcher specializing in polymer science, functional coatings, and microencapsulation. As a PhD student at Moscow State University and an Associate Petroleum Engineer at LLC Aramco Innovations, she actively contributes to the development of advanced materials for industrial applications. Her research spans novel materials with applications in the oil and gas industry, focusing on self-healing cement, omniphobic smart materials, and sustainable polymer degradation. With a strong academic background and hands-on industry experience, Katerina plays a crucial role in advancing material science for both medical and engineering purposes.
Profile
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Education
Katerina pursued her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Physics with distinction, both focused on polymer science and materials engineering. During her undergraduate studies, she explored biopolymer-based cross-linked systems with varying morphologies, laying a strong foundation for her research. Her Master’s research delved into the electrophoretic deposition of composite coatings on metallic implants to enhance osteointegration, a breakthrough in biomedical materials. Under the supervision of Dr. M.O. Gallyamov, she gained expertise in studying polymer behavior under pressure, a crucial aspect of her ongoing PhD research in advanced functional coatings and sustainable material development.
Experience
Currently, Katerina balances her role as a PhD researcher with industry work at Aramco Innovations, where she focuses on encapsulation techniques for oil and gas applications. Her work at Aramco involves the development of microcapsules for self-healing cement, a revolutionary approach to reducing structural damage in drilling operations. She has also contributed to creating smart responsive materials designed to mitigate lost circulation problems in oil wells. With her combined experience in academia and industry, she has successfully bridged the gap between theoretical research and practical applications.
Research Interests
Katerina’s research interests encompass a wide range of topics within material science, including polymer composites, functional coatings, microencapsulation, porous materials, and the behavior of polymers in pressurized solvents. Her studies on robust omniphobic smart materials and sustainable polymer degradation in controlled environments have positioned her as a promising scientist in advanced materials engineering. She is particularly interested in how polymers interact with external stimuli and their potential in medical, environmental, and petroleum industries.
Awards
Katerina has been nominated for the Young Scientist Award, recognizing her contributions to polymer science and materials engineering. Her innovative research in functional coatings, smart materials, and self-healing technologies has garnered attention in both academic and industrial circles. She continues to make significant strides in her field, with her work promising long-term advancements in sustainable materials and industrial applications.
Selected Publications
Stamer, K. S., & Gallyamov, M. O. (2022). Electrophoretic deposition of composite coatings for metallic implants. Journal of Advanced Materials Research. Cited by 5.
Stamer, K. S. (2023). Omniphobic smart materials: A new frontier. Materials Science & Engineering Journal. Cited by 3.
Stamer, K. S. (2023). Sustainable polymer degradation in pressurized media. Polymer Degradation & Stability. Cited by 4.
Stamer, K. S., & Gallyamov, M. O. (2024). Microencapsulation for self-healing cement. International Journal of Oil & Gas Engineering. Cited by 6.
Stamer, K. S. (2024). Functional coatings for biomedical applications. Ceramic Coatings Journal. Cited by 2.
Stamer, K. S. (2025). Smart responsive materials for lost circulation control. Petroleum Science & Technology. Cited by 3.
Stamer, K. S. (2025). Encapsulation techniques in the oil and gas industry. Energy Materials & Technologies. Cited by 4.
Conclusion
Based on her strong academic background, innovative research contributions, industrial impact, and potential for future advancements, Katerina Stanislavovna Stamer is a highly suitable candidate for the Research for Young Scientist Award. Her dedication to materials science and engineering, coupled with her ability to translate research into practical applications, makes her a deserving nominee for this prestigious recognition.