Technology executive · Inventor · R&D leader

Dr. Oleg V. Kozyuk

Dr. Kozyuk develops advanced processing technologies at the intersection of hydrodynamic cavitation, mixing, homogenization, and industrial process intensification. His work moves from scientific inquiry and experimental design to pilot validation, scale-up, and protected intellectual property.

Portrait of Dr. Oleg V. Kozyuk in a business suit.
Invention portfolio
344 patents and patent applications across U.S. and international jurisdictions.
Authored work
One book, three book chapters, and 32 scientific papers, technical papers, and presentations.
Research focus
Hydrodynamic cavitation, controlled flow cavitation, and advanced fluid processing.

From physical process to practical equipment

Dr. Kozyuk’s work centers on translating flow science into scalable equipment and measurable industrial outcomes. That includes hydrodynamic and controlled flow cavitation, high-shear mixing, homogenization, emulsification, dispersion, particulate-material processing, and related process-intensification methods.

Across research, development, and technology strategy roles, he has advanced applications in biofuels, vegetable-oil refining, degassing, catalyst synthesis, nanomaterials, and fluid processing. The common thread is a practical R&D path: define the mechanism, test it under relevant conditions, and build a route to reliable operation at scale.

Research, engineering, and technology development

  • Hydrodynamic and controlled flow cavitation devices and applications
  • High-shear mixing, homogenization, emulsification, and dispersion
  • Biofuel processing, vegetable-oil refining, and industrial fluid treatment
  • Experimental design, pilot validation, scale-up, and technoeconomic assessment
  • Invention development, intellectual-property strategy, and commercial application

A career in applied process innovation

A verified record of invention

Dr. Kozyuk’s stated global portfolio includes patents and patent applications. The 61 U.S. references below have been resolved to issued U.S. patent records. The two incomplete numbers in the supplied CV were corrected against their canonical records before publication.

View the remaining 53 resolved U.S. patent records

Research and technical publications

  1. Michel, F. C. Jr. and Kozyuk, O. Hydrodynamic Cavitation Processing. Chemical Processes for a Sustainable Future, Chapter 5. Royal Society of Chemistry, 2014., opens in a new tab
  2. Kozyuk, O. V. Increase cavitation processes efficiency for dispersing and emulsification. Chapter 1.17 in Fedotkin, I. M. (Ed.), Cavitation: Using Cavitation in Industry. Arktur, 1998, pp. 62–73.
  3. Kozyuk, O. V. Chapters 1–3 in Fedotkin, I. M. (Ed.), Cavitation: Cavitation Equipment and Technology. Poligrafkniga, 1997, pp. 16–121.
  4. Machinskii, A. S., Kozyuk, O. V. and Shishlov, D. N. Cavitation Mixers. Central Scientific Research Information Institute and Technical Economic Research of Petroleum Refining and Petrochemical Industries, 1990.
  5. Litle, D., Reimers, P. and Kozyuk, O. Utilization of Controlled Flow Cavitation to Enhance Biofuel Processing. AOCS Annual Meeting and Expo, 2021., opens in a new tab
  6. Litle, D., Kozyuk, O. and Reimers, P. Utilization of Controlled Flow Cavitation to Enhance Lipid Processing. AOCS Annual Meeting and Expo, 2021., opens in a new tab
  7. Ramirez-Cadavid, D. A., Kozyuk, O., Lyle, P. and Michel, F. C. Jr. Effects of hydrodynamic cavitation on dry mill corn ethanol production. Process Biochemistry, 2016., opens in a new tab
  8. Ramirez-Cadavid, D. A., Kozyuk, O. and Michel, F. C. Jr. Improvement in commercial scale dry mill corn ethanol production using controlled flow cavitation and cellulose hydrolysis. Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, 2014., opens in a new tab
  9. Ramirez, D. A., Kozyuk, O. and Michel, F. C. Effect of Control Flow Cavitation and Cellulose Hydrolysis on Commercial Scale Dry Mill Ethanol Yield. ASABE, 2012., opens in a new tab
  10. Wyvill, R., Cirjak, L. and Kozyuk, O. Synthesis and processing of small particulate materials using controlled flow cavitation. World Nano Economic Congress Conference, 2003.
  11. Moser, W. R., Find, J., Emerson, S. C., Krauz, I. M. and Kozyuk, O. V. Controlled flow hydrodynamic cavitation for the synthesis of advanced catalyst. ACS National Meeting, 2000.
  12. Moser, W. R., Giang, T., Nguyen, S. and Kozyuk, O. V. A new route to cavitational chemistry and chemical processing by controlled flow cavitation. 3rd International Conference on Process Intensification for the Chemical Industry, 1999.
  13. Kozyuk, O. V. Use of Hydrodynamic Cavitation for Emulsifying and Homogenizing Processes. American Laboratory News, 1999.
  14. Kozyuk, O. V. Breakup of Drops in Hydrodynamic Cavitation Flow. North American Mixing Forum, 1997.
  15. Kozyuk, O. V., Berezin, V. V. and Litvinenko, A. A. Intensification of the process of solvent extraction of organic compounds under the effect of hydrodynamic cavitation. ISECOS, 1992.
  16. Kozyuk, O. V. and Fedotkin, I. M. Mathematical model of the process of emulsification in flow cavitation mixers. Khimicheskoe Mashinostroenie, 1988.

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Engineering and processing science

  • PhD, Processing EngineeringNational University of Food Technologies, 1988
  • Postgraduate Studies, Chemical EngineeringIgor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, 1982
  • MS, Mechanical EngineeringNational University of Food Technologies, 1977

Honors and awards

  • NorTech Innovation Award2009
  • NorTech Innovation Award2002
  • Medal of Achievement, Inventor of USSR1990
  • Gold Medal, 8th International Trade Fair1990