Professor Andrey Solov'yov is Editor-in-Chief of EPJD Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics from January 2015. He is Scientific and Executive Director of the MBN Research Center, Frankfurt am Main, Professor at the Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University and the Leading Research Fellow at the A.F. Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Correspondent Member of European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature, Coordinator of several large European Projects in the interdisciplinary fields of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Material Science, author / co-author of large number of research articles in high impact journals and books.

• Multiscale Physics of Ion-Beam Cancer Therapy.- Theory of atomic and molecular collisions, quantum and classical molecular dynamics (theory).- Fundamental collisions (experiment, both electrons and ions, stress on biomolecules).- Dissociative electron attachment process.- Ions propagation through biological medium.- Irradiation of biological targets with ions.- Monte Carlo track structure simulations.- Radiation nanochemistry.- Radiobiological effects.- Advanced therapies based on nanoprocesses and technologies: radiobiological effects with nanoparticles.- Treatment planning systems.- Medical applications (overview of the heavy ion therapy medical centers and practices).

Professor Andrey Solov'yov is Editor-in-Chief of EPJD Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics from January 2015. He is Scientific and Executive Director of the MBN Research Center, Frankfurt am Main, Professor at the Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University and the Leading Research Fellow at the A.F. Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Correspondent Member of European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature, Coordinator of several large European Projects in the interdisciplinary fields of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Material Science, author / co-author of large number of research articles in high impact journals and books.

• Multiscale Physics of Ion-Beam Cancer Therapy.- Theory of atomic and molecular collisions, quantum and classical molecular dynamics (theory).- Fundamental collisions (experiment, both electrons and ions, stress on biomolecules).- Dissociative electron attachment process.- Ions propagation through biological medium.- Irradiation of biological targets with ions.- Monte Carlo track structure simulations.- Radiation nanochemistry.- Radiobiological effects.- Advanced therapies based on nanoprocesses and technologies: radiobiological effects with nanoparticles.- Treatment planning systems.- Medical applications (overview of the heavy ion therapy medical centers and practices).

Professor Andrey Solov'yov is Editor-in-Chief of EPJD Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics from January 2015. He is Scientific and Executive Director of the MBN Research Center, Frankfurt am Main, Professor at the Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University and the Leading Research Fellow at the A.F. Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Correspondent Member of European Academy of Sciences, Arts and Literature, Coordinator of several large European Projects in the interdisciplinary fields of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Material Science, author / co-author of large number of research articles in high impact journals and books.

• Multiscale Physics of Ion-Beam Cancer Therapy.- Theory of atomic and molecular collisions, quantum and classical molecular dynamics (theory).- Fundamental collisions (experiment, both electrons and ions, stress on biomolecules).- Dissociative electron attachment process.- Ions propagation through biological medium.- Irradiation of biological targets with ions.- Monte Carlo track structure simulations.- Radiation nanochemistry.- Radiobiological effects.- Advanced therapies based on nanoprocesses and technologies: radiobiological effects with nanoparticles.- Treatment planning systems.- Medical applications (overview of the heavy ion therapy medical centers and practices).