BIO. Research interests include the synthesis of novel multifunctional metal clusters, complexes and colloids; catalytic studies; nanotechnology applications.

Vladimir Golovko. University of Canterbury. Verified email at canterbury.ac.nz - Homepage · chemistrycatalysisnanotechnologysensorsclusters.

Biography. Dr Vladimir Golovko is an associate professor at the Department of Chemistry, University of Canterbury (UC), Christchurch, NZ.

I work in Nanomaterials (focus on metal clusters) for applications in Catalysis, Energy (H2, CO2 to fuels etc.), Sensing and Bio-nano.

Vladimir joined the Centre in 2017, and is based out of University of Canterbury. His research interests include novel multifunctional metal clusters, ...

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Research in Inorganic and Materials Chemistry with applications in Catalysis and Nanotechnology, including Bio-Nanotechnology.

Vladimir A Golovko · An Approach to Pruning the Structure of Convolutional Neural Networks without Loss of Generalization Ability · Method for Reducing Neural- ...

Professor Vladimir Golovko Follow · Contributor content · The mechanisms of spontaneous action potential generation in sinoauricular valve of the chick embryos.

Affiliations: [Department of Informatics, John Paul II University of Applied, Sciences in Biala Podlaska, Biala Podlaska, Poland].