Under his leadership, the PIV-1 system was developed. He approves experimental reconstruction protocols, personally oversees the microclimate in the incubation and rehabilitation zone, and defines the permissible parameters of behavioral responses in reconstructed specimens.

He is an advocate of the idea that the potential for reconstruction is embedded in almost any ground chicken.

Developer of the Chicken Content Scale (CCS) and author of the calibration tables that define the minimum threshold values for admitting ground chicken into the reconstruction cycle. Holds expert authority in determining the reconstructive prospectiveness of a sample.

Manages the process of transforming ground chicken into a morphologically organized post-reaction mass. Prepares technical reports, maintains the observation log, and records morphological manifestations.

Developer of the Morphological Prospectiveness Index — a key metric underlying the operation of the Morphoanalysis and Separation System. Responsible for the final preparation of morpho-enriched fractions before their transfer to the incubation and rehabilitation zone.

Optimizes the algorithms of PIV-1’s autonomous operation and develops digital tools that enhance the capabilities of the AI trainer for reconstructed chickens.

Developer of the “Zero Behavioral Matrix” — a system for forming the minimal set of reactions and reflexes necessary for the survival of a reconstructed chicken. Oversees the stage of transforming morpho-enriched fractions into a viable chicken and works within the incubation and rehabilitation zone.