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name: "Grigor Vosganian"
university: "Armenian Scholarly Society of Diachronic Studies"
interests: ["medieval armenian chronicles", "post-classical history", "geographical shifts in antiquity"]
citations: 284
h_index: 27
i10_index: 78
url: https://bilimsci.nasilalinir.com/authors/grigor-vosganian
---

# Grigor Vosganian

Grigor Vosganian is a researcher at Armenian Scholarly Society of Diachronic Studies working on medieval armenian chronicles, post-classical history, geographical shifts in antiquity. Grigor Vosganian has 3 papers in this archive, 284 citations, an h-index of 27 and an i10-index of 78.

Grigor Vosganian specializes in the complex interplay between political structures and cultural transmission throughout the early medieval period. His work meticulously reconstructs fragmented primary sources to paint a cohesive picture of continuity and change in the Armenian plateau. He contributes significantly to revisionist views on contiguous regional development.

## Publications

- [The Role of Biofilm Matrix Extracellular Polymeric Substances in Microbial Colonization Dynamics on Synthetic Substrates](https://bilimsci.nasilalinir.com/papers/the-role-of-biofilm-matrix-extracellular-polymeric-substances-in-microbial-colon.md): Grigor Vosganian, Burak Demirci, Claraimenta Rossi. Annals of Surface Microbiology Dynamics (2025), cited by 397.
- [Nicotinic Receptor Modulation: A Study on Cigarette Smoke's Acute Anxiolytic Effects in Murine Models](https://bilimsci.nasilalinir.com/papers/nicotinic-receptor-modulation-a-study-on-cigarette-smoke-s-acute-anxiolytic-effe.md): Rıza Akbulut, Grigor Vosganian, Alper Yetkin. Annals of Experimental Neurobiology (2024), cited by 375.
- [Phase Transition Kinetics of Self-Assembling Borosilicate Nanopores in Response to Tunable Ionic Strength Gradients](https://bilimsci.nasilalinir.com/papers/phase-transition-kinetics-of-self-assembling-borosilicate-nanopores-in-response.md): Grigor Vosganian, Philipp Keller, Deniz Yıldırım. Annals of Non-Equilibrium Matter Dynamics (2025), cited by 293.