Vladimir A. Tarlykov

Vladimir A. Tarlykov supervised the 2005 study of the Aires fractal resonator’s effect on red blood cells. The experiment connects optical measurement techniques with a biological endpoint: the rheological response of erythrocytes.

Research credentials and attribution

The report names V. A. Tarlykov as paper supervisor at Saint Petersburg State University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics, now ITMO University. ITMO’s institutional records identify Vladimir Alekseevich Tarlykov as Doctor of Technical Sciences and Professor in laser technologies. ITMO institutional alumni record.

The original 2005 experiment

The researchers tested ten blood samples from patients with multiple myeloma. The work used laser diffractometry and osmotic-response measurements to examine erythrocyte behavior after exposure to a patterned silicon resonator. The authors report a positive trend in the cells’ rheological parameters. Read the study and protocol · Read the original 2005 report.

The 2019 PACE peer review

Andrew Michrowski’s February 2019 PACE assessment evaluates that 2005 experiment. Linking the report and review makes the chronology clear and gives readers direct access to the experimental observations and external evaluation. Read the review summary · Original PACE assessment.

A bridge between optics and cell biology

The study examines blood samples with an optical measurement method. It belongs in the same development history as early aqueous-system measurements, later animal cellular endpoints and human neurophysiology. Follow that research progression.

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Connected research and researchers

• Zenin: water and physical-chemical measurements
• Animal and cellular investigations
• Lukyanov: semiconductor measurements

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Updated October 26, 2026 · Josh, Aires. Research authors, institutional affiliations and findings are identified from the linked records.