Mihail Eduardovich Sokolov (born 1959) is a Russian scientist and surgeon who is Deputy director of the Institute for Mathematical Studies of Complex Systems of Moscow State University,[1] Adviser to the rector of Moscow State University.
Biography
Mihail Sokolov was born July 11, 1959, in Tula. He graduated from the Russian National Research Medical University. He defended (1996) the dissertation «System approach and control processes in obliterating diseases of limb arteries: An experimental clinical study» for the degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences.[2]
Received the title of Professor. Surgeon of the highest category. Medical Robot Developer.[3]
Scientific interests: development of technologies and the creation of prototypes of artificial tactile mechanoreceptors for endoscopy; organization of the production of an automated diagnostic and medical complex for maintaining human life; medical robotization.
The author of 6 monographs and more than 100 publications. Sokolov has more than 20 patents and 18 certificates of registration of software rights.[5] Head of 7 Ph.D. dissertations and a Dr.Sc. dissertation consultant.[5]
Viktor Sadovnichiy, Mihail Sokolov (2012). "From the impossible to the possible: mathematics defeats diseases". V Mire Nauki (in Russian) (6) (In the world of science ed.): 34–39. ISSN0208-0621.
Mihail Sokolov (2012). "The art of conveying sensations". V Mire Nauki (in Russian) (6) (In the world of science ed.): 40–43. ISSN0208-0621.
Mihail Sokolov (2015). "Sevastopol route MSU". V Mire Nauki (in Russian) (3) (In the world of science ed.): 44–49. ISSN0208-0621.