Vladimir Stoyanov

Vladimir Stoyanov (Will) fields: sciences and theology. London, UK

Stoyanov (born 1980) is an inventor and researcher with a unique creativity interlinking multiple fields of science.

Biology and Genetics

2006-2008 BSc C400 Bachelor of Genetics degree program in the department of Biological and Chemical Sciences of Queen Mary University of London with a 2:1 average results [1], which was changed and completed as a C100 Biology degree program.

2009 Publishing the "T-loop deletion factor showing speeding aging of Homo telomere diversity and evolution" (Stoyanov, 2009) in the Journal of Anti Aging, which topic is also focused on SENS4 Cambridge annual conference.

2006-2009 BSc C100 Bachelor of Biology degree program in the department of Biological and Chemical Sciences of Queen Mary University of London [2].

2008 Fluorescent in situ hybridization to chromosomes postgraduates international course (5 ECTS credits), lead by Prof. A. Leitch (QMUL) in Croatia. [3]

Physics

2009 Invention of the "Wheeled-vehicles Weather-protector" (WW). [4]

2003-2004 BA/Phys Bachelor of Physics degree program in the department of Physics of The University of Sofia "Holly Clement Ohridski". [5]

MS Windows

2003 - Course on MS Windows. Level: Expert. [6]

Theology

2001-2005 The BTh Bachelor of Theology degree program in the department of Theology of The University of Sofia "Holly Clement Ohridski". [7]

2000-2009 Links between Sciences and Theology. [8]

2002 Newspaper publication following the "Peer Counselling course" in Romania. [9]

References

Stoyanov V (2009) T-loop deletion factor showing speeding aging of Homo telomere diversity and evolution, Journal of Anti Aging, 1(1), 5-19. [10]

Reference from Prof. Andrew Leitch (Queen Mary University of London). [11]

Reference from Dr. Greg Elgar (Queen Mary University of London). [12]

Links

Direct link to the T-loop deletion factor. [13]

Direct link to the Journal of Anti Aging. [14]

Direct link to the SENS4 [[15]] Cambridge annual conference of aging, which include the discussion of the "T-loop deletion factor showing speeding aging of Homo telomere diversity and evolution". [16]

Direct link to the Cambridge SENS4(2009) Session 14, 14.50pm, Saturday 5th September, 2009, where discussions and poster representations will be focusing on the "T-loop deletion factor showing speeding aging of Homo telomere diversity and evolution". [17]

Vladimir Stoyanov field: opera. Pernik, Bulgaria

Vladimir Stoyanov (born 1969 in Pernik, Bulgaria) is an operatic baritone. He finished the Lyubomir Pipkov Music High-School in Sofia, in 1989 and the Pancho Vladigerov State Music Academy, Sofia, in 1995. He made his debut on the stage of the Bourgas Opera House in 1993. In 1994 he took a specialization course at the Boris Hristov Academy in Rome with Nicola Ghiuselev. That same year he also specialized at the Academy of the La Scala in Milan with Magda Olivero. Following three successful seasons with the Plovdiv Opera House, since 1999 he has been an independent soloist. Same year, he made his debut in Thracia Summer Music Festival with Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Nayden Todorov. Vladimir Stoyanov has guest-performed at the Deutsche Oper (Berlin), Teatro San Carlo (Naples), La Scala (Milan). He has also taken part in numerous concerts and performances in Bulgaria and abroad (Germany, Spain, Austria, Italy). Vladimir Stoyanov’s most notable roles in the baritone repertoire include: Don Carlos, La traviata, La forza del destino, Ernani, Un ballo in maschera, I vespri siciliani; Madam Butterfly, La bohème; Carmen, Prince Igor, L'elisir d'amore etc. ==Source== Biography on OperaArt Management (in Italian)