Biography Taysaeva Kazbek Umatievicha

Taysaev Kazbek Umatievich (1945) – a graduate of History Faculty of Kharkov State University (1968). Doctor of Historical Sciences (1,998).
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Biography Ovsyanniko-Kulikovsky Nasonov

Ovsyanniko-Kulikovskii Dmitry (1853) – cultural historian and critic. Born into the landed family Tauride, studied at the Simferopol gymnasium and Novorossiysk univ. After spending 5 years abroad, he defended in Moscow univ. pro venia legendi study: "Analysis of the Vedic myth of the falcon, which brought a flower Soma" (p. 1882) and became a lecturer in Novorossiysk univ.
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Biography Volkov Alexander Fedorovich

Volkov Aleksandr Fedorovich (08/10/1931 – 08/22/1981) – a specialist in social philosophy, philosophy and methodology of management; Ph.D., Professor. Born in Moscow.
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Bio Groom Grzhimailo Vladimir E.

Groom Grzhimailo Vladimir E. (1912 (24), .02.1864 – 30.10.1928), Soviet metallurgy, Corresponding Member of USSR (1927). Brother GE Grumm-Grzhimailo. Born to an economist. Upon completion of the St. Petersburg Mining Institute (1885) worked in the Ural metallurgical plants. Since 1907 Associate and from 1911 to 1918 ordinary professor at the Petersburg Polytechnic Inst and then until 1924 Professor of the Ural Mining Institute. The last years of his life (since 1924) Grumm-Grzhimailo worked on the design of steel and other factory furnaces, creating in Moscow Bureau of metallurgical and thermal structures. Grumm-Grzhimailo proven economic viability of so-called. Russian blow gave him a correct theoretical basis by showing that due to overheating of the combustion of carbon in the iron begins with a first minute purge (with eng. The type of converting carbon burning takes place only after burning silicon and manganese).
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Biography of Boris Aleksandrovich Arbuzov

Arbuzov Boris (22.10 (04.11) .1903 – 1991) – Soviet organic-chemist, academician of the USSR (in 1953, corresponding member of the 1943). Son and disciple AEArbuzov.
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Biography Babeshko Vladimir Andreevich

Babeshko Vladimir Andreevich (05/30/1941). Member of Academy of Sciences (1997), a member of the Presidium of RAS, Rector of the Kuban State University, was born May 30, 1941 in the village of Novo-Titarovskaya Krasnodar Region; graduated from Moscow State University, Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, the main research areas: rigid body mechanics, theory of wave propagation, acoustics, geophysics, the theory of integral equations; works as president of the university in 1982, the chair of mathematical modeling at the Department of Applied Mathematics, since 1983, is chairman of two dissertation councils of the Kuban State University on candidate and doctoral dissertations; Member of the Higher Attestation Commission of Russia, member of the Scientific and Technical Council of the Ministry of Education, member of the Scientific and Technical Council of Sciences, Member of the RF for UNESCO, member of the American Acoustical Society, Soros Professor in 1995, vice-president of the Union of Rectors of Russia, Chairman of the South Branch of the Russian International Academy of Higher Education, a member of the Bureau of Scientific Council on Problems of Applied Geophysics, a member of the Government of the Krasnodar region, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, Kuban, Republic of Adygea; "Honorary Citizen of the city of Krasnodar", laureate of Lenin Komsomol (1,973), awarded Badge of Honor, the Order of Friendship of Peoples, medal. Vavilov; married and has two daughters.

By Claude-Louis Berthollet Biography

Berthollet, Claude Louis (12/09/1748 – 11/06/1822), a French chemist, founder of the theory of chemical equilibrium, tsp. Paris Academy of Sciences (1785). Professor of Chemistry in the Normal and the Ecole Polytechnique in Paris (1794). In 1770 a doctorate in medicine in Turin, Berthollet began working in pharmacies, in 1772 moved to Paris. In 1785, the first of the chemists joined antiflogisticheskim views Lavoisier.
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Biography Benjamin Victor Nikolaevich

Benjamin Viktor Nikolaevich (13.04.1935). Rector of the International Banking Institute (St. Petersburg), was born April 13, 1935 in Spassk Primorye; graduated from the Military Engineering Academy of Communications in 1959, Ph.D., professor, academician of International Academy of Higher Education and International Academy of Information Technology, 1954-1991 – served in the Army for engineering, scientific and academic positions, he was deputy chief of the Leningrad Higher Military Engineering School of Telecommunications. Leningrad, in 1991 organized the International Banking Institute and became its rector, an expert in the field of management and control systems, and the author of more than 150 scientific publications, member of the Bureau of EVTN (European Community's banking institutions), president of the Association of non-state universities of St. Petersburg was elected a deputy of the Leningrad – St. Petersburg City Council (1990-1993), member of presidium of the Council, member of presidium of the Public Council under the Governor of St. Petersburg in 1997 he was appointed Honorary Consul of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in Saint Petersburg, was awarded 12 medals and orders, is married and has a son Hobbies: hiking, photography and videography.

Biography Zaitsev Valery Konstantinovich

Zaitsev Valery Konstantinovich (10/14/1948). Deputy Director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO) RAS, born October 14, 1948

Doctor of Economic Sciences, the main research areas: comparative economics, economic and technological development in Japan and East Asia, security concerns and economic cooperation in Asia-Pacific region, and the author of scientific works published in Russia and abroad, a member of the presidium of the Russian National Committee for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, the winner in Niigata (Japan) "For the development of the region, Sea of Japan" (1993), speaks English and Japanese languages.

Biography Steinberg Alexander Stepanovich

Alexander S. Steinberg (04/05/1937) – Head of Laboratory Sciences IFM, doctor of physico-mathematical sciences, professor, academician of Academy of Natural Sciences (1994), a member of Scientific Council, member of the expert council of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research.