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Reference:

golts – the name of mountain peaks or mountain massifs common in Siberia

golts, as a rule, rise above the upper boundary of the forest (hence their name)

The tops of the mountains are usually flat with rocky or rubbly scatters, but covered with tundra vegetation – mosses, lichens, cedar shrubbery, dwarf birch and juniper.

I would like to add the following:

I am a doctor, researcher, and author of concepts that work at the intersection of medicine, biology, and systems thinking.

My professional field is phenotypic dermatology, an author's scientific theory that views human skin as a dynamic system of cellular phenotypes. This concept has become the foundation for the clinical, research, and educational projects that I have been developing in recent years.

I am a Candidate of Medical Sciences, a dermatologist with over 25 years of practice, an inventor, and a patent holder. My work is based on thousands of clinical observations, an extensive photo archive of skin diseases, and applied solutions that focus on results rather than effects.

One of these results is Cellgel, a wound-healing agent created based on an understanding of the regenerative potential of skin cells. Another is Matrix GO, a system for the organizational management of medical institutions that is not a software product but a living platform.

A separate area of my work is medical education. I have created a learning format with a high entry threshold, strict logic, and reproducible results, where the focus is not on information but on the method of medical thinking.

My worldview has been shaped by scientific research and anthropological expeditions, from Africa and South America to the Pacific Ocean (KON-TIKI II). Working as a doctor in the field has taught me the most important lesson: humans and their bodies are inseparable from their environment, culture, and context of life.

Sports is another discipline of precision. I am a professional swimmer and a Master of Sports of Russia (Masters). For me, this is not a hobby but a way to maintain a state where the body does not limit my thinking.

Today, I am in the phase of systematization and transfer:

ideas into methodologies,
projects into sustainable structures,
and experience into reproducible formats.

I am not interested in the quantity of what has been done, but rather in what can exist and evolve beyond the author.