People

Professor

ScD in physics and mathematics

1967-1973: Studied at the MIPT Department of Molecular and Chemical Physics

1973: Graduated from MIPT with a degree in the Physics and Mechanics of Chemical Processes

1977: Defended a thesis to become Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

1987: Defended a thesis on the problems of the thermal protection of the Buran space shuttle orbiter and became Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

1977: Assistant, MIPT Section of Molecular Physics

1978-1987: Vice-dean, MIPT Department of Molecular and Chemical Physics

1987: Dean, MIPT Department of Molecular and Chemical Physics

1988: Head of the MIPT Section of Molecular Physics

1990: Promoted to Professor; member of the International Informatization Academy

1991: A founding member of the JSC Laboratory of Impulse Technology at MIPT created to promote the use of ultraviolet water disinfection systems; supervised the development of these systems

1994: Elected CEO of JSC Phonon

1997: Elected Rector of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

In 2000, Nikolay Kudryavtsev received the Russian Federation Award in Science and Technology.

He is the author of over 110 research papers, co-author of nine monographs and 10 patents. He worked as invited lecturer and researcher in the United States (1991, 1992 and 1993), France (1992, 1993 and 1994) and Italy (1994). He has been invited on many occasions to deliver author’s lectures and research reviews at international conferences on shock tubes, aerothermal chemistry, chemical and gas dynamic lasers.

• Certified auditor since 1996. 
• Certified tax consultant since 2001. 
• Certified Expert Auditor of internal quality management system audits for compliance with ISO 9001-2001. 
• Member of the National Register of Professional Corporate Directors.
• Graduate in International Financial Reporting (ACCA DipIFR). 
• Awarded a diploma of the Minister of Finance of Russia "For active assistance to the Ministry of Finance in the implementation of its functions and powers under the state policymaking and legal regulation in the established field of activity."

2003: Graduated from MIPT

Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

2003: Faculty, MIPT Section of General Physics

2007: Head of MIPT’s Extramural School of Physics and Technology

2014: Vice-rector for academic and pre-university education

2007-2009: Engineer at the V. A. Kotelnikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, RAS

2009-2013: Member of teaching staff at MIPT, junior research scientist, eventually Head of Department of Radioelectronics and Applied Informatics

2014-2017: Head of Analytics Department, Head of Strategic Development Division, MIPT

April 28, 2017: Appointed Development Director at MIPT

Awards and achievements

Recipient of the Innovations Promotion Fund Grant (aka Umnik), prize winner of the international Rosnanoforum competition for young scientists (2009)

1983: Degree in economics  oriental studies, translation and interpreting, and foreign language teaching from the Institute of Asian and African Countries of Lomonosov Moscow State University

1983-1991: Military and Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Defense of Russia

1991-1992: Deputy director at StarProgress, a U.S.-Russian joint venture

1992-2012: Vice president at NaftaSib Group

2012-2014: Director of the Institute of Foreign Languages and Linguocommunications in Management at the State University of Management, Moscow

2014-2019: Dean of the departments of Foreign Languages and Linguistics, adviser to the rector at Russian State Social University

2020-present: Vice rector for international affairs at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

• Educational innovations

• Intercultural communication

• 21st-century skills

• Liberal arts

• Lifelong learning

• Education for persons with disabilities

• Southeast Asia Lepidoptera

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  Publications:

  • Five textbooks and 11 learning aids for students of Vietnamese language

  • Seven dictionaries

  • Research papers on the economics of Southeast Asia, published in English and Vietnamese in the ’80s and ’90s

  • Russian translations of fiction and memoirs, published in the ’90s

  • “Game Technologies” textbook (executive editor)

  • Learning aids for students of English, German, and French languages (executive editor)

  • Research papers on modern teaching methods and 21st-century skills

  
  

Graduated from the Kiev Higher School for Engineering and Radio Technology of the Counter-Air Defense Forces of the Soviet Union with a degree in radio engineering

Studied at the State Academy for Advanced Training in Construction

1986-2000: Military service (cadet, head of shift, company commander, senior lecturer at the Department of Communications of the Higher Military School for Internal Troops of the Interior Ministry)

Graduated from MIPT Earned a doctorate in engineering for work on special-purpose radio engineering systems

Doctor of Sciences in engineering

(Eng.D., aka a “higher doctorate”)

Vice rector for research and development

Power of attorney No. 119 of May 15, 2017

Dean of the Department of Radio Engineering and Cybernetics, senior researcher in systems of design automation, Head of  the Department of Wave Processes and Management Systems

Sergey is a graduate of the Department of Radio Engineering and Cybernetics, ex-Deputy Head of Applied Electrodynamics specialized department at the Radiophysika research institute, Chief Designer of automated design systems for antenna technology at Almaz Central Design Bureau, Head of the Moscow carburator engine plant (AMO ZIL), Head of the Podolsk and Kursk battery plants and Chief Strategy Officer at Metally Vostochnoy Sibiri Corporation (Metals of the Eastern Siberia) within the structure of Metropol Investment Financial Company.

Awards and achievements 

2013 — the Russian Federation Government Award for Education 2016 — Honorary Worker of Russia’s Higher Professional Education

1974-1980: Studied at the Department of Management and Applied Mathematics, MIPT

1980-1983: Doctoral student at MIPT

1983: Earned a Ph.D. in physics and mathematics; Associate professor since 1992

1977-1979: Senior technician, engineer at the State Research Center for the Study of Natural Resources

1977-1979: Laboratory assistant (commercial contracts) at MIPT

1979-1981: Engineer at the Aerology Department at the Central Aerological Observatory

1980-1981: Laboratory assistant (commercial contracts) and junior research scientist at MIPT

1983-1984: Software engineer at the Advanced Mathematics Department, MIPT

1984-1990: Lecturer and senior lecturer at the Descriptive Geometry Department

1990-2005: Associate professor at the Descriptive Geometry Department and Computational Mechanics Department

2005-2008: Head of Center for Further Vocational Training at MIPT

2008-2011: Head of Economics and Planning Department

2011-2012: Vice Rector for Academic and Economic Affairs

2012-2015: Vice Rector for Economic Affairs

2015-2016: Vice Rector for Academic and General Affairs

2016: Appointed Vice Rector for General Affairs and Administration

In 2001, Konstantin graduated from MIPT’s Department of Radio Engineering and Cybernetics

Vice rector for general affairs

Power of attorney No. 124 of May 16, 2017

1998-2008 — consultant and managing partner at MetaSintez research and consulting corporation

2004-2011 — faculty member at MIPT, supervisor of students’ research work

2009-2014 — Vice Rector for development and IT systems deployment at MIPT, Executive Director of MIPT’s development program

2014-2016 — Product Director at Rights Communications LLC, Executive Director at Natsionalny Tsifrovoy Agregator LLC

Design and implementation of organizational management systems, development of information systems requirements for their support. Deployment of information systems.

Organizational and territorial development. Design and implementation of development programs.

1984: Graduated from Smolensk Higher Antiaircraft Missile Engineering School

2000: Graduated from the FSB Academy, a higher school for Russian Federal Security Service personnel training

2003: Graduated from the Russian Presidential Academy of Public Administration

1984-1986: Military service in the Soviet Armed Forces

2010-2013: Employed as Regime Deputy Chief of the Transinzhstroy construction bureau

Nov. 11, 2013: Appointed Vice Rector for Security

Master of Business Administration

1991: Degree in applied mathematics and physics from the MIPT Department of Molecular and Chemical Physics

2003: Strategy and Finance MBA from Ross School of Business, University of Michigan

1992-2001: Head of R&D units, product creation, and business development at ultraviolet technology company LIT

2004-07: Head of investment projects at steel miner EVRAZ

2008-13: Deputy CEO for economy and finance at Prominvest, an investment company managing Rostec assets

2013-17: CEO of Promyshlenniye Investitsii investment company

1999-2004: Student at Kharkov physics and mathematics lyceum No. 27, graduated with honors and a silver medal, runner-up in regional stages of physics and math olympiads

2004-2008: Undergraduate student at MIPT’s Department of Innovation and High Technology, received a bachelor’s degree in applied physics and mathematics

2008-2010: Graduate student at MIPT’s Department of Innovation and High Technology, graduated with honors, earned a master’s degree in applied mathematics

2015-2016: Student on a retraining course at the Moscow School of Management, Skolkovo, with a specialization in higher education management

2017-2018: Student on the MBA Fundamentals program at the Technology Business School, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

2008-2010: Supervisor of freshman and sophomore students at the Department of Innovation and Advanced Technology, MIPT

2010-2015: Deputy dean for undergraduate students at the Department of Innovation and Advanced Technology, MIPT

2015-2017: Director of IT Education Department, MIPT

2017-2018: Technology entrepreneurship director, MIPT

2018-2019: Vice rector for international programs and technology entrepreneurship, MIPT

2019-present: Vice rector for international programs and digital innovation, MIPT

• 1998: Graduated with distinction from the Department of Mechanics and Mathematics of Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU)

• 2001: Completed doctoral studies at the Numbers Theory Department of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, MSU

• 2001: Earned a Ph.D. for research on combinatorial geometric properties of point sets

• 2004: Received a higher doctorate degree (Sc.D.) in discrete mathematics and mathematical cybernetics for research on problems of Borsuk, Nelson-Erdesh-Hadwiger and Gryunbaum in combinatorial geometry

• 2001: Employed as Assistant at the Department of Mathematical Statistics and Theory of Random Processes of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, MSU

• 2005: Associate Professor at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, MSU

• 2007: Professor at the Department of Innovation and High Technology of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT)

• 2007: Joined Yandex, a major Russian tech company, and created the laboratory of combinatorial and probabilistic methods, where he heads the Department of Theoretical and Applied Research

• 2011: Appointed Head of the Department (Section) of Discrete Mathematics at MIPT’s Department of Innovation and High Technologies

• 2011: Professor at the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, MSU

• 2016: Head of the Laboratory of Advanced Combinatorics and Network Applications at MIPT

• 2016: Federal Professor of mathematics
  

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  Academic courses

  Andrei Raigorodskii lectures at MIPT’s Department of Innovation and High Technology (Fundamentals of Combinatorics and Number Theory, Discrete Analysis), the Department of Management and Applied Mathematics (Combinatorics), the Department of Biological and Medical Physics (Probability Theory), MIPT’s Advanced Combinatorics online master’s program (Combinatorics and Graph Theory, Probability Theory, Random Graphs, Hypergraph Theory, Webgraphs). His lectures are also available on Coursera and the National Platform of Open Education (Combinatorics, Advanced Combinatorics, Graphs, Random Graphs, Webgraphs).

  Raigorodskii gives lectures at Lomonosov Moscow State University, Yandex School of Data Analysis and under the joint bachelor’s degree program of the Higher School of Economics (HSE) and the New Economics School (NES).

  In addition, he reaches out to school children with lectures at events like the Contemporary Mathematics School, the Summer Multidisciplinary School of Combinatorics and Algorithms and the summer conferences of the Tournament of Towns, among others.

  
  

  Publications

  About 130 of Raigorodskii’s articles have been published by leading mathematical journals. He is the author of 20 books and brochures including “Chromatic Numbers,” “The Borsuk Problem,” “Dantser-Gruynbaum Triangles with Acute Angles,” “Probability and Algebra in Combinatorics,” “Linear-algebraic Method in Combinatorics,” “Systems of General Representatives in Combinatorics and Their Applications in Geometry,” “Combinatorics” (co-authored by A. V. Savvateev and I. D. Shkredov), “Extremal Problems in Graph Theory and Their Applications in Data Analysis,” “Random Graph Models,” “Kneser’s Hypothesis and the Topological Method in Combinatorics,” “Combinatorics and Probability Theory” (a study guide for the School of Data Analysis), etc.

  
  

  Awards and achievements

• In 2005, Andrei Raigorodskii received the Prize of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

• In 2011, he was awarded the Russian President’s Prize in science and innovation for young scientists.

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• Graph and hypergraph theory

• Extremal and algorithmic problems of combinatorics

• Probability theory and mathematical statistics

• Probabilistic methods in discrete mathematics

• Various problems of combinatorial geometry and algebraic topology

• Applications of combinatorial methods to internet data analysis

• Complex networks and applications in web analysis, social networks, banking networks, biological networks, etc.

• 1980: Graduated from MIPT’s Department of Molecular and Chemical Physics

• 1983: Earned a Ph.D. in physics and mathematics

• 1999: Received a higher doctorate (Sc.D.) in physics and mathematics

• 2001: Professor at the Electrophysics Department of the Ural State Technical University

• 2008: Became a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences — academic focus on nanotechnology

• 1983: Employed as junior research scientist at the Institute of Physics and Technology of RAS in Izhevsk, eventually promoted to Head of Laboratory

• 1987: Invited to work at the Institute of Physics and Electronics of the Ural Division of RAS in Sverdlovsk (before 1991, Yekaterinburg) where he managed the Laboratory of Applied Electrodynamics in Powder Nanotechnology

• 2002: Appointed Deputy Research Director at the Institute of Electrophysics of RAS, involved in research as well as managerial work

• 2008: Director of Certification Center at Rosnanotech state corporation

• 2010: CEO, Metrology Center at ROSNANO group

• 2013: Dean of Electron Physics and Quantum Electronics Department at MIPT
  
  

  Awards and achievements

  Viktor Ivanov authored more than 160 research papers and 17 patents embracing his varied academic interests and serving as a testimony of his scientific achievement

  
  

• Generation of strong pulsed magnet fields for a range of technological applications, including powder nanotechnology

• Synthesis technologies for new functional nanoscale ceramic and composite materials with significantly improved characteristics for applications in luminescent and laser light sources, solid oxide fuel elements as well as other functional uses

• Physicochemistry of nanoscale objects

• Nanomaterials diagnostics and metrology

1983-2003 — employed as a junior researcher, promoted to vice chair of applied mechanics

1983-2003 — participated in establishing the All-Russian Youth Aerospace Society Soyuz, member of the Soyuz presidium, founder and co-manager of the society’s MIPT branch

1995-2003 — deputy head of laboratory in the MIPT Scientific Educational Production Complex

1999-present time — member of the MIPT Academic Board

2003-2008 — organized, executed, and supervised research and development projects as a department head, principal designer, and vice director in the scientific centers system of the State Technical Committee and Federal Service for Technical and Export Control of Russia

2005-2008 — deputy head of Automatized Biotechnical Systems, an MIPT-affiliated organization

Awards and achievements:

Responsible executor and supervisor of more than 40 scientific projects, author and co-author of more than 60 scientific works and holder of nine patents.

2014 — Korolev Medal

2012 — Honorable Employee of Russian Higher Education

2011 — FSTEC of Russia Medal, second class

2010 — Tsiolkovsky Medal

2004 — The State Technical Committee Medal, second class

2003 — Russian Ministry of Education acknowledgement

1986: Graduated from Public School 62 in Voronezh with honors (gold medal)

1994: Graduated from the MIPT Department of Radio Engineering and Cybernetics

1997: Completed doctoral studies at MIPT

2007-10: Chief designer at M2M Electronics

2010-11: CEO of M2M Electronics

2011-12: CEO of Traincar Repair Company, chief designer at Transkor

2012-13: Nonstaff technical expert on the implementation of navigation equipment with GLONASS support to the Secretariat of the Russian Deputy Prime Minister and Head of Government Executive Office Vladislav Surkov

2012-15: Vice president for strategic development at Noncommercial Partnership for the Development and Use of Navigation Technologies (GLONASS NP), vice president for technology at GLONASS NP

2015-16: CEO of MSJ Research Center

2017-18: Deputy CEO for development at the Research Institute for Thermal Power Device Engineering

2018: Chief designer of modular electronics, deputy director of the Center for Advanced Solutions at Vega Radio Engineering Corporation

2019-20: Vice president for technology at GLONASS NP

2019-present: Member of the expert council for scientific and technical evaluation of complex projects and monitoring of their implementation under the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade

Doctoral student

Master’s degree in physics and mathematics

PhD

• 1998: Habilitation
• 1991: PhD
• 1987: Diploma
• 1982-1987: Study of physics, University Bochum, Germany

Current Positions:

• Distinguished Professor at the Sorbonne Universities, Pierre and Marie Curie - UPMC, Paris, France
• Director of “Atomic Physics in Dense Plasmas”
• Elected Member of the Pedagogic Council of the Sorbonne University UPMC
• Elected Member of the Administrative Council of the LULI laboratory, Ecole Polytechnique
• Elected Member of the User Executive Committee at LCLS-XFEL, Stanford, USA
• Expert for the European Commission

since 09/2007: Professor at the Sorbonne Universities, Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France and research group leader at École Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France

10/2003 - 08/2007: University Aix-Marseille, LPIIM, Marseille, France

06/2002 - 09/2003: Research Center GSI, Darmstadt, Germany

01/2002 - 05/2002: Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics MPQ, Garching, Germany

11/2001 - 12/2001: Research Center RIKEN, Saitama, Japan

08/2001 - 11/2001: University of Tokyo (Komaba), Japan

03/2001 - 08/2001: University Aix-Marseille, LPIIM, Marseille, France

09/1987 - 03/2001: Ruhr-University of Bochum, Technical University of Darmstadt, Max Planck Garching, Research Center Jülich (TEXTOR), Germany; National Research Center Kurchatov, Lebedev Physical Technical Institute, Institute of Spectroscopy, Russia

In addition from 1990-2016: about twenty times abroad for research stays in international appreciated universities and research centers, e.g. Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, University of Maryland, University of Tokyo, University of Nagoya, University of Osaka, Research Center RIKEN, National Research Center Kurchatov, Lebedev, PALS, University of Brussels, Max-Planck, DESY, EU-XFEL). During this time stayed about 20 months in Russia, 12 month in Japan, 7 months in United states and 5 month at the Max-Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Germany.

Responsibilities in Science and Administration

· Member of the Scientific Council of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in France-Paris

· President of the National Federation of “Fusion Science” in France

· President of the Master of Inertial Fusion Science in Paris and Surroundings (Ile de France)

· Member of the Scientific Council of the Physics Faculty, Sorbonne-UPMC

· Member of the national committee "GDRi-XFEL" to organize the French activities related to the European X-ray Free Electron Laser "EU-XFEL" in Hamburg, Germany

· Member of the Scientific Council "APPA: Atomic, Plasma Physics and Application" of the Research Center GSI-FAIR in Darmstadt, Germany

· Spokesperson of the "Warm Dense Matter Collaboration" at GSI-FAIR, Darmstadt, Germany

· Expert for LASERLAB-EUROPE and INTAS

· Exert for EPSRC (Engineering & Physical Science Governmental Research Council) in the UK

· Member of the editorial board at Elsevier: "High Energy Density Physics",

http://www.journals.elsevier.com/high-energy-density-physics/

· Member of the editorial council of "International Journal on Atomic Molecular, Condensate & Nano Physics with applications", http://www.rgnpublications.com/journals/index.php/jamcnp

· Member of the "International Advisory Committee" of the "International Conference on Current Developments in Atomic, Molecular & Optical Physics with Applications"

· President, referee and member of numerous selection committees (Professor and scientific positions, laboratory evaluations), PhD and habilitation committees   

· Spokesperson at UPMC for the formalized collaboration between the "National Research Center Kurchatov" and the Sorbonne University "Pierre and Marie Curie"

In addition, in the last 20 years I have been the Principal Investigator for more than 30 international projects at Free Electron Laser installations (FLASH and LCLS) and high energy/high intensity optical lasers involving laboratories from France, Germany, Russia, United States, Japan, Czech Republic, England, Spain, Portugal, Israel.

International appreciation and results of scientific research

· more than 60 invited and plenary talks at international conferences and workshops

· more than 90 invitations to seminars at Universities and Research Centers

· 126 refereed publications (49 times first author, 11 times single author, 33 letters),

more than 1500 citations, h-index=20

· more than 260 contributions to international conferences and workshops

· invited book chapters:

1) “Non-equilibrium Radiative properties”, Taylor and Françis, ISBN: 9781420079043

2) “Exotic states of high density matter driven by intense XUV/X-ray Free Electron Lasers”, InTech, ISBN 978-953-51-0279-3, http:// http://www.intechopen.com/books/free-electron-lasers (more than 3000 downloads from more than 40 countries)

3) “Dielectronic satellites and Auger electron heating : irradiation of solids by intense XUV-Free Electron Laser radiation”, Springer 2013, ISBN 978-3-642-38166-9

· Referee for numerous scientific journals (Nature, Physical Review Letters, Europhysics Letters, Physcis Letters A, Applied Physics Letters, J. Phys. B, JQSRT, Physics of Plasmas, New Journal of Physics, Nuclear Instrument Methods, Physica Scripta, Europhysics Journal, High Energy Density Physics, Plasma Physics & Controlled Fusion,...)

· Patent in atomic physics and information extraction

· Integration of my proposal to study hollow ions with XFEL's [F.B. Rosmej, R.W. Lee: “Hollow ion emission driven by pulsed x-ray radiation fields”, Europhysics Letters 77, 24001 (2007)] in “XFEL Technical Design Report”, Chapter 6, p. 251-253, DESY 2006, http://www.xfel.net.

Responsibilities in education, teaching experience and formation of students

· President of the National Master of Fusion Science in France

· Director of the Master of Fusion Science (magnetic fusion, inertial fusion, fusion technology) at Sorbonne University UPMC and head of the inertial fusion science in Paris and surroundings “Ile de France”

· 192 hours/year teaching of courses on all levels of university studies (1st until 5th year & doctorial level)

· supervision of more than 30 PhD and Master students

Honors, Awards, Distinctions:

Since 2016: Adjunct Professor, Moscow Institute of Physics & Technology, awarded in recognition of "Outstanding academic achievements, excellence in teaching & organizing the course curriculum”

2012-2016: Excellence Price for research & education of PhD students, Sorbonne Universities

2013: "Kurchatov Price", Moscow, awarded in recognition of "New effects in kinetic theory of atomic radiative processes in plasmas"

2013-2016:  Adjunct Professor, Moscow Institute of Physics & Technology

2009-2013:  Excellence Price for teaching & organization of the National Master of Fusion Science, Sorbonne

2008-2012:  National Excellence Price for research and education of PhD students

2003-2013:  Permanent Invited Professor at the University of Bochum, Germany

2001: “Eminent Scientist” of the Research Center RIKEN, Japan, awarded in recognition of "Internationally distinguished achievements in the field of atomic physics"

2000:       Scholar of the University of Maryland, United States

1991:      “Feodor Lynen Price” of the Alexander v. Humboldt Foundation, awarded in recognition of "Excellence in fundamental research"  

Invited professor at: University of Osaka, University of Nagoya, University of Tokyo, RIKEN Research Center, University Aix-Marseille, Moscow Engineering Physical Institute

• XUV/X-ray Free Electron Laser                                  
• Fusion Science (magnetic and inertial fusion)
• High energy, high intensity optical laser                     
• Interaction of intense heavy ion beams with matter
• Non-equilibrium radiative properties of matter        
• Dense plasma atomic physics
• Atomic physics code developments                                           
• X-ray Spectroscopy
• Information Technology                                                              
• Statistical Physics

• Related specific keywords:

  Exotic states of matter (hollow crystals, hollow ions, transparent metals), suprathermal electrons, non-Maxwellien atomic kinetics, transitions from solid - Warm Dense Matter - dense strongly coupled plasmas, radiation transport, opacity, charge exchange, particle transport, autoionizing states, dielectronic satellites, atomic population kinetics, generalized atomic processes

  Selected publications:

  Patents:

  F.B. Rosmej (inventor 65 %), Y. Aouad (inventor 35 %): “A rapidly converging atomic physics method and medium to calculate complex non-equilibrium radiative properties of matter with spectroscopic precision”, European Patent Office

  Book chapters:

  F. Petitdemange, F.B. Rosmej: “Dielectronic satellites and Auger electron heating : irradiation of solids by intense XUV-Free Electron Laser radiation”, “New Trends in Atomic & Molecular Physics - Advanced Technological Applications“ 76, Springer 2013, editor M. Mohan, p. 91-114, ISBN 978-3-642-38166-9.

  F.B. Rosmej: “Exotic states of high density matter driven by intense XUV/X-ray Free Electron Lasers”, "Free Electron Laser", InTech 2012, editor S. Varró, p. 187 - 212, ISBN 978-953-51-0279-3 (more than 2600 downloads from more than  40 countries)

  F.B. Rosmej: ”X-ray emission spectroscopy and diagnostics of non-equilibrium fusion and laser produced plasmas”, in “Highly Charged Ion Spectroscopic Research”, editors Yaming Zou & Roger Hutton, Taylor and Francis 2012, p. 267-341, ISBN: 978-1-4200-7904-3.

  Refereed scientific journals:

  F.B. Rosmej, V.A. Astapenko, V.S. Lisitsa: "Scaling laws for ionization of atomic states by ultra-short electromagnetic pulses", J. Phys. B 49, 025602 (2016).

  F.B. Rosmej, R. Dachicourt, B. Deschaud, D. Khaghani, M. Dozières, M. Smîd, O. Renner: "Exotic X-ray Emission from Dense Plasmas", J. Phys. B: Review Special Topics 48, 224005 (2015).

  B. Deschaud, O. Peyrusse, F.B. Rosmej: "Generalized atomic physics processes when intense femtosecond XUV- and X-ray radiation is interacting with solids", Europhysics Letters 108, 53001 (2014).

  F.B. Rosmej, V.A. Astapenko, V.S. Lisitsa: "Effects of ultrashort laser pulse durations on Fano resonances in atomic spectra", Phys. Rev. A 90, 043421 (2014).

  T. Lefevre, A. Escarguel, R. Stamm, L. Gobert-Mouret, F.B. Rosmej: „Investigation of particle diffusion and suprathermal electrons in a magnetized helium plasma column”, Physics of Plasmas 21, 023502 (2014).

  D.C. Hochhaus, B. Aurand, M. Basko, B. Ecker, T. Kühl, T. Ma, F.B. Rosmej, B. Zielbauer, P. Neumayer: „X-ray radiographic expansion measurements of isochorically heated thin wire targets”, Physics of Plasmas 20, 062703 (2013).

  F.B. Rosmej, B. Deschaud, K. Bennadji, P. Indelicato, J.P. Marquès: “Study of electric dipole matrix elements of He-like ions for X-ray line shape calculations”, Phys. Rev. A 87, 022515 (2013).

  X. Li, F.B. Rosmej: “Quantum number dependent energy level shifts of ions in dense plasmas: a generalized analytical approach”, Europhysics Letters 99, 33001 (2012).

  E. Galtier, F.B. Rosmej, D. Riley et al.: “Decay of cristaline order and equilibration during solid-to-plasma transition induced by 20-fs microfocused 92 eV Free Electron Laser Pulses”, Phys. Rev. Lett. 106, 164801 (2011).

  F.B. Rosmej, K. Bennadji, V.S. Lisitsa: “Dense plasmas effects on exchange energy shifts in highly charged ions: an alternative approach for arbitrary perturbation potentials”, Physical Review A 84, 032512 (2011).

  V.A. Astapenko, V.S. Lisitsa, F.B. Rosmej: “Radiation emission in electron-tungsten ions collisions: Polarization vs static channels”, Physics Letters A 375, 2374 (2011).

  S.M. Vinko, G. Gregori, B. Nagler, T.J. Whitcher, J.S. Wark, U. Zastrau and E. Förster, S. Mazevet, J. Andreasson, S. Bajt, R.R. Fäustlin, S. Toleikis, and T. Tschentscher, J. Chalupsky, J. Cihelka, V. Hajkova, L. Juha, H. Chapman, T. Dzelzainis, D.Riley, E. Galtier, F.B. Rosmej, P. A. Heimann, M. Jurek, J. Krzywinski, R.W. Lee, A.J. Nelson, R. Sobierajski : “Electronic Structure of an XUV Photo-Generated Solid-Density Aluminum Plasma”, Physical Review Letters 104, 225001(2010).

  X. Li, F.B. Rosmej: “Investigation of spin dependent energy level crossings in highly charged ions due to dense plasma environments”, Physical Review A 82, 022503 (2010).

  A. Calisti, C. Mossé, S. Ferri, B. Talin, F. Rosmej, L.A. Bureyeva, V.S. Lisitsa : “Dynamic Stark Broadening as Dicke Narrowing Effect”, Phys. Rev. E 81, 016406 (2010).

  B. Nagler, U. Zastrau, R. Fäustlin, S.M. Vinko,T. Whitcher, A. J. Nelson, R. Sobierajski, J. Krzywinski, J. Chalupsky, E. Abreu, S. Bajt, T. Bornath, T. Burian, H. Chapman, J. Cihelka, T. Döppner, S. Düsterer, T. Dzelzainis, M. Fajardo, E. Förster, C. Fortmann, E. Galtier, S. H. Glenzer, S. Göde, G. Gregori, V. Hajkova, P. Heimann, L. Juha, M. Jurek, F.Y. Khattak, A.R. Khorsand, D. Klinger, M. Kozlova, T. Laarmann, H.J. Lee, R. W. Lee, K.-H. Meiwes-Broer, P. Mercere, W.J. Murphy, A. Przystawik, R. Redmer, H. Reinholz, D. Riley, G. Röpke, F.B. Rosmej, K. Saksl, R. Schott, R. Thiele, J. Tiggesbäumker, S. Toleikis, T. Tschentscher, I. Uschmann, H. J. Vollmer, J. Wark: „Transparency induced in solid density aluminum by ultra-intense XUV Radiation“, Nature Physics 5, 693 (2009).

  An. Tauschwitz, V.G. Novikov, A. Tauschwitz, F.B. Rosmej, J. Abdallah, E. Onkels, J. Jacoby, J.A. Maruhn: “Intense ion beams as a tool for opacity measurements in warm dense matter”, Rapid Communication Applied Physics B 95, 13 (2009).

  F.B. Rosmej, R.W. Lee: “Hollow ion emission driven by pulsed x-ray radiation fields”, Europhysics Letters 77, 24001 (2007).

  F.B. Rosmej: “An alternative method to determine atomic radiation”, Europhysics Letters 76, 1081 (2006).

  F.B. Rosmej, R. Stamm, V.S. Lisitsa: “Convergent coupling of Helium to the H/D background in magnetically confined plasmas”, Europhysics Letters 73, 342 (2006).

  F.B. Rosmej, V.S. Lisitsa, R. Schott, D. Riley, A. Delserieys, O. Renner, E. Krousky: “Charge exchange driven X-ray emission from highly ionized plasma jets”, Europhysics Letters 76, 815 (2006).

  A. Kozyreva, M. Basko, F.B. Rosmej, T. Schlegel, A. Tauschwitz, D.H.H. Hoffmann: “Dynamic confinement of targets heated quasi-isochorically with heavy ion beam”, Phys. Rev. E 68, 056406 (2003).

  F.B. Rosmej, H. R. Griem, R. C. Elton, V. L. Jacobs, J. A. Cobble, A.Ya. Faenov, T.A. Pikuz, M. Geißel, D.H.H. Hoffmann, W. Süß, D. B. Uskov, V.P. Shevelko, R.C. Mancini: “Investigation of charge exchange induced formation of two electron satellite transitions in dense laser produced plasmas”, Phys. Rev. E 66, 056402 (2002).

  F.B. Rosmej: "A new type of analytical model for complex radiation emission of hollow ions in fusion and laser produced plasmas", Europhysics Letters 55, 472 (2001).

  F.B. Rosmej, D. H. H. Hoffmann, M. Geißel, M. Roth, P. Pirzadeh, A. Ya. Faenov, T. A. Pikuz, I. Yu. Skobelev, A. I. Magunov: "Space resolved observation of Si Li-like high energy Rydberg-transitions from autoionizing levels in dense laser produced plasmas", Phys. Rev. A 63, 063409 (2001).

  F.B. Rosmej: "The He-emission in dense non-Maxwellian plasmas", J. Phys. B Lett.: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 33, L1 (2000).

  F.B. Rosmej, V.S. Lisitsa, D. Reiter, M. Bitter, O. Herzog, G. Bertschinger, H.-J. Kunze: "Influence of charge exchange processes on X-ray spectra in tokamak plasmas: experimental and theoretical investigation", Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion 41, 191 (1999).

  F.B. Rosmej, A.Ya. Faenov, T.A. Pikuz, A.I. Magunov, I.Yu. Skobelev, T. Auguste, P.D'Oliveira, S. Hulin, P. Monot, N.E. Andreev, M.V. Chegotov, M.E. Veisman: "Charge exchange induced formation of hollow atoms in high intensity laser produced plasmas", J. Phys. B. Lett. : At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 32, L107 (1999).

  F.B. Rosmej, A.Ya. Faenov, T.A. Pikuz, F. Flora, P. Di Lazzaro, S. Bollanti, N. Lizi, T. Letardi, A. Reale, L. Palladino, O. Batani, S. Bossi, A. Bornardinello, A. Scafati, L. Reale: "Line Formation of High Intensity He-Rydberg Dielectronic Satellites 1s3lnl' in Laser Produced Plasmas", J. Phys. B Lett.: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 31, L921 (1998).

  F.B. Rosmej, V.S. Lisitsa: "A self-consistent method for the determination of neutral density from X-ray impurity spectra", Phys. Lett. A 244, 401 (1998).

  F.B. Rosmej, J. Abdallah Jr: "Blue satellite structure near He and He and redistribution of level populations", Phys. Lett. A 245, 548 (1998).

  S.H. Glenzer, F.B. Rosmej, R.W. Lee, C.A. Back, K.G. Estabrook, B.J. MacCowan, T.D. Shepard, R.E. Turner: "Measurements of suprathermal electrons in hohlraum plasmas with X-ray spectroscopy", Phys. Rev. Lett. 81, 365 (1998).

  F.B. Rosmej: "Hot Electron X-ray Diagnostics", J. Phys. B. Lett.: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 30, L819 (1997).

PhD in physics and mathematics

Associate professor

ScD in chemistry

Doctoral student

Associate professor

ScD in physics and mathematics

Associate professor

PhD in physics and mathematics

Doctoral student

Graduate student

Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT), 2011,

«Modelling of kinetic processes in high-voltage nanosecond discharge in molecular gases»

Master in Applied Physics and Mathematics (MIPT), 2008, «Modeling of plasma decay and production of active particles in high-voltage nanosecond discharge in molecular gases»

Bachelor in Applied Physics and Mathematics (MIPT), 2006, «Recombination of plasma in nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide and water vapor»

2012–2013 Research engineer, Instituto di Metodologie Inorganiche e dei Plasmi, Bari.

2009- 2012 Junior researcher, Physics of Non-Equilibrium Systems Laboratory, MIPT, Dolgoprudny.

Gas discharge plasma; plasma-assisted ignition and combustion; numerical simulation.

The idea of an electronic dictionary was born in Jan in 1989, when he was still a student at MIPT. To development, he attracted a novice programmer Alexander Moskalev. Initially, young people did not plan to create a serious business, the plan was to sell 100 copies of the dictionary program for 100 rubles each and complete the project. For the first year, only 15 copies were sold. But the development was so successful that the team decided to continue working together and create a text recognition program. In 1993, the first version of the program appeared - Fine Reader. In 1995-1997 years. the program began to defeat competitors not only in Russia, but also in America and Europe. In connection with the successful launch of the program, it was decided to enter the foreign market and rebrand the company. In 1998 the company was renamed into ABBYY. Today ABBYY has offices in 10 countries, sells its software products in more than 150 countries. The most famous products are the ABBYY FineReader text recognition system and ABBYY Lingvo electronic dictionaries. In 2012, more than 20 million of all scanners and multifunctional devices in the world were equipped with the ABBYY FineReader system.

Creation of the world's first pocket communication computer for teenagers Cybiko (Russia, USA, Taiwan, 1998-2003). In 2000, a quarter of a million devices were sold in 4 months from the beginning of Cybiko sales in the USA.

Participation in the restaurant and club business: creative café workshop "FAQ-Café" (2004), clubs "ArteFAQ" (2007), "Squat" (2009), "Sisters Grimm" (2009) and "DeFAQto" (2010).

Establishment in 2005 of the company "iiko" ("ayko"), which develops and implements the automation system for restaurants, cafes, bars, restaurant chains, etc. In 2008, the company "Planet of Hospitality" signed a contract under which "iiko" automates with Using the proprietary technologies iikoRMS and iikoChain, all the restaurants Sbarro, Oriental Bazaar, Viaggio and Bash-na-Bash in Russia (more than 130 enterprises).

The publication in 2007 of the "Big Anglo-Russian Dictionary Lingvo" - a two-volume illustrated edition in hardcover.

He is the author of a large number of publications and has a number of patents. Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (2003). The topic of the dissertation is "Research, development and implementation of methods for automatic recognition of handwritten texts in computer systems".

One of the leading programs of InfoMania on STS channel. Participated in the transfer of "Business Secrets" with Oleg Tinkov.

David Yan is one of the founders of the Ayb educational foundation in Armenia. Also participated in the project "Tumo".

Member of the Board of Trustees of MIPT.

Member of the Public Council under the Federal Tax Service of Russia

Member of the expert board of the Skolkovo Foundation.

Member of the Presidential Council for Economic Modernization and Innovative Development of Russia

Regularly participates as a jury member in the competitions of Russian innovative projects and start-ups, such as the "Technological Cup", "Startup of the Year", the competition of start-ups Forbes.

Took part in the activity of the Russian-American Innovation Council on High Technologies

Graduated from the Faculty of Molecular and Chemical Physics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (1982). In 1985, he began working at the Institute of High Temperatures of the USSR Academy of Sciences, where he held the post of head of the laboratory, and later became the head of the commercial center.

Candidate of physical and mathematical sciences.

Member of the Bureau of the Council of Entrepreneurs under the Government of the Russian Federation.

Member of the Supervisory Board of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.

Member of the Bureau of the Board of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs.

He worked at the Institute of High Temperatures of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

Prior to 2006, he was president and chairman of EVRAZ Group SA.

2011 - present - Chairman of the Board of Directors of EVRAZ plc.

In 1992, he got a job with Sunrise, which assembled and sold personal computers. In two years, the company opened 10 branches and increased sales of computers from 20,000 to 2 million pieces per year, becoming one of the largest PC vendors in Russia.

In 1994 Belousov came to Singapore in order to open a Sunrise branch and to arrange the supply of components to Russia.

In 1995, together with partner Ilya Zubarev, also a graduate of MIPT, founded the company Rolsen, whose revenues grew to 150 million dollars in less than 3 years. Until 2003 he was its executive director. In 1996-1999 he was executive director, founder and co-owner of Solomon Software South East Asia. In 1999, he founded the companies "Infratel" and "SWsoft." Each of these companies began to make profit one year after the commencement of operations. Since 2003, he is the chairman and CEO of Parallels, the world leader in the development of virtualization and automation software for individuals, businesses and service providers. Under the leadership of Belousov, Parallels achieved the first positions in the market due to its innovative desktop virtualization products, OS containers and control panels. He is also the founder and main investor of Acronis, the world leader in software for data storage and recovery.

Known for its innovative activities in the field of virtualization, cloud computing and automation of data centers. Recently actively invests in IT start-ups and development of quantum technologies, is the founder and senior partner in international venture capital funds Runa Capital and Quantum Wave Fund (Qwave Fund).

Belousov is co-founder and chairman of the board of directors of Acumatica, a global provider of cloud ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), founded in 2007. Acumatica has offices in Moscow, Singapore and Seattle.

In 2012 Sergey Belousov, Sergey Kuzmin and Zubarev created the venture fund Quantum Wave Fund (Qwave), specializing in investing in innovative projects in the field of quantum physics. The Fund's funding is $ 30 million, but later this amount could increase to $ 100 million. The fund provides start-ups with support in scaling production of products on the global market and provides co-investors with a platform for participation in the wave of quantum technologies. According to the creators of the foundation, quantum physics in the near future will play a key role in the development of information technology and health. For example, Belousov is confident that with sufficient financing of quantum physics, the world will soon start using quantum computers and secure data networks.

Sergey Belousov actively supports scientific and educational projects in the field of high technologies in Russia: he is the chairman of the board of trustees of the Russian Quantum Center and a member of the board of Fiztech-Soyuz, the official organization of graduates of MIPT. With the assistance of Belousov, the basic department of Acronis and Parallels, "Theoretical and Applied Informatics", was opened in MIPT.

Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Novosibirsk State University (since June 27, 2014), and also Member of the Supervisory Board of the University of Innopolis, Kazan.

In 2012, Belousov became a member of the management council of the Quantum Technologies Center, a research institute at the National University of Singapore. This center develops the joint work of quantum physics scientists with scientific programmers to explore the quantum nature of existence and the fundamental limits of information processing.

In 1966 he graduated from the English Special School No. 44 of the city of Moscow with a gold medal.

He entered the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, first studied at the Faculty of Radio Engineering and Cybernetics, but in the third year moved to the faculty of aerophysics and space research, which graduated in 1973 with a specialization in "Flight Dynamics and Control of Spacecraft" (Department B.V. Raushenbach) and was qualified as an engineer-physicist.

In 1980 he graduated from the evening department of the Moscow Law Institute, majoring in "Jurisprudence".

In 1981 he graduated from the evening department of the Faculty of Journalism of the Moscow State University named after MV Lomonosov, majoring in Journalism with the qualification of a journalist - literary worker of the newspaper.

In June 1985 he defended his thesis for the degree of candidate of legal sciences on the topic "European Parliament".

In January 1992 he defended his thesis for the degree of Doctor of Laws on the topic "Computer Law".

In 2000 he graduated from the Higher Courses of the Military Academy of the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces.

On June 28, 2005, he graduated from the evening department of the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, majoring in "International Relations", the topic of the diploma was "Space Diplomacy and International Law".

From September 22, 1966 to August 1, 1967 he worked as a laboratory assistant at the Institute of Crystallography of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

From September 13, 1973 to May 6, 1980 he worked at TsKBEM, renamed in 1973 in the NPO Energia (now the SP Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia) as an engineer, then as a senior engineer of the department No. 311. He was engaged in the development of a solar orientation system for the spacecraft 11F732, which was named Soyuz T. Then he was engaged in a traffic control system.

Since 1980 he started working at the Institute of State and Law of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

In 1988, co-authored with I. Fedotov and V. Entin developed and published a draft law "On the Press and Other Mass Media".

In 1990 he worked in the United States as a researcher at the Institute of Advanced Russian Studies (Kennan Institute).

From May 17, 1990 to January 2, 1992 he worked as a consultant to the USSR Presidential Aide Mikhail Gorbachev.

In 1991, the author's collective composed of Yu.M.Baturin, I.Fedotov and V.Entin developed and published a draft law on the mass media, which was adopted by the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR and came into force in February 1992.

From January 3, 1992 to June 1, 1993 he worked as a permanent consultant of the "Itogi" program of the Russian state television and radio company "Ostankino".

Simultaneously, from June 1, 1992 to June 1, 1993 he worked as an advisor to the chairman of the Ostankino television company on legal issues and concurrently - a senior research fellow at the Institute of State and Law.

On March 17, 1993, he was appointed a member of the Presidential Council of the Russian Federation, June 2, 1993 - an assistant to the President of the Russian Federation for legal issues, on January 6, 1994 - an assistant to the President of the Russian Federation for National Security, June 25, 1996 - secretary of the Russian Defense Council, Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation. On August 28, 1997, he was dismissed from the post of Secretary of the Defense Council, and on February 12, 1998 due to the reduction of staff - from the post of Assistant to the President. From June 25, 1996 to February 12, 1998, in accordance with his current position, he was a member of the Defense Council of the Russian Federation.

Since 1996, he taught at MIPT a political and legal analysis with elements of mathematical modeling of political processes, at the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University - the right of mass information, was in charge of the department of computer law at MEPI.

In early 2009, from the rocket and space industry was included in the Scientific Council of the Security Council of Russia.

Since June 2009 he has been working as an advisor to the Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, Sergei Stepashin.

Since June 16, 2010 Director of the Institute of History of Natural Science and Technology. SI Vavilov of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IET RAS).

Secretary of the All-Russian Public Organization "Union of Journalists of Russia".

1986 - 1996 - head, «Zionist forum»

1995 - party leader / founder, «Yisrael BaAliyah» party

1996 - 2003 - member of the Knesset and leader of the «Yisrael BaAliyah»

1996 - 1999 - Minister of Industry and Trade (Israel)

1999 - 2000 - Minister of Internal Affairs (Israel)

2001 - 2003 - Minister of Housing & Construction (Israel)

2003 - 2005 - Minister of Diaspora Affairs (Israel)

2009 - Chairman of the Jewish Agency

In 1966 he conducted on the Olympics in physics, chemistry, astronomy.

Since September 1970 he worked as an assistant to the department of "Physical Mechanics" at MIPT, in September 1973 he became a senior research fellow of this department.

From August 20, 1976 to December 8, 1978 was a senior research fellow of the 111th department of the NGO Energia. I wrote on-board engineering on the use of scientific equipment onboard the DOS Salyut-6.

From December 8, 1978 to May 1995 - in the cosmonaut detachment of the NGO Energia: since December 8, 1978 - the test cosmonaut of the 110th department; from March 1, 1982 - the test cosmonaut of the 291st Division; from November 30, 1982 - a test cosmonaut of the 3rd class of the 291st Division; from July 20, 1990 - the instructor-cosmonaut-tester of the 2nd class of the 291st department.

May 10, 1995, expelled from the detachment and dismissed from the RSC Energia in connection with retirement for seniority.

In 1997 he worked as an assistant secretary of the Defense Council of Russia.

In 1973 he graduated from 10 classes of Russian secondary school No. 5 in Yaoundubulty (district of Jurmala).

In 1979 he graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) in the city of Dolgoprudny, Moscow Region, majoring in Flight Dynamics and Aircraft Management.

In 1983, he graduated in absentia from the post-graduate course at MIPT, specializing in mechanics of liquids, gas and plasma.

Since September 19, 1979, he has been working as an engineer of the 16th department of the State Defense Committee of NPO Energia, and he participates in the development of project and technical documentation for the Mir station. He also conducted studies of the outer atmosphere at the Salyut-7 orbital station and the modification of the Soyuz T. It has a military rank as a senior reserve lieutenant and is a programmer.

In 1982 he began to undergo a survey to recruit astronauts. And in 1984 he was selected to the detachment and recommended for admission to the cosmonaut detachment, and approved and approved.

From 1985 to 1986 he was trained in the cosmonaut training center, and on November 28, 1986 he received the qualification of a test cosmonaut. On February 11, 1987, he was appointed to the position of test cosmonaut.

From 1987 to 1992 he is preparing for the flight. First he trained as a flight engineer for the third expedition, then replaced the backup crew. December 21, 1987 during the launch of the Union was a backup engineer.

Since 1988, he has again been trained as a flight engineer this time for the fourth expedition, but in March he was suspended for health reasons. After being cured, in October 1989 he returned to training.

In 1991, once again trained as a flight engineer and on the launch of the ship in May, duplicates the flight engineer in the starting lineup. After that, one more preparation is again under way, but in May 1991 he was removed from office and replaced. But in October 1991, he returned to training. In March 1994, he replaced the head of the 291 Division of the NGO Energia. And from next year, again undergoes training as a flight engineer.

August 12, 1996 was assigned to the main crew.

In 1997-1998, again preparing for flights, and during the start, duplicates the flight engineer of the ship.

In 1999-2000 also was a backup engineer, and in 2001 was appointed commander of the ship.

In 2002, again planned to be trained by a flight engineer, but after the crash of the shuttle Columbia in the United States was appointed to the main staff.

In 2005 was included in the mixed group of astronauts as a flight engineer.

In 2006, he was the commander of the backup crew, and in 2010 the commander of the main staff.

October 30, 2006 was appointed Head of the Flight Service of the NGO Energia. He retained the post of instructor-cosmonaut-tester, but was removed from his post as deputy commander.

The first (in 1970-1987) was the Chief Designer of the Missile Attack Warning System and the Space Monitoring System (SCCP), Hero of Socialist Labor (1978), Chief Scientific Officer of PJSC "MAK" Vympel "Corporation, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor MIPT. One of the leading scientists in the field of radar and information systems theory. He made a fundamental contribution to the research, development and implementation of the largest systems of national importance. VG Repin is the author of more than 200 scientific works on the theory of radio and optical location, radiophysics, filtration theory, decision theory, system analysis and synthesis.

Since 1955 he worked in KB-1 in the theoretical department under the direction of GP Tartakovsky. From 1962 to 1969 - head of the laboratory KB-1, head of the laboratory OKB "Vympel".

Since 1962 he taught at the department of MIPT. He brought up many candidates and doctors of science.

In 1968 he was appointed Deputy Chief of the Scientific and Technical Center of the OKB "Vympel". Since 1970 he has been deputy head of the Scientific and Technical Center of the TsNPO "Vympel". Since 1972, the chief designer of the SPRN and the CCP. Head of Experimental Design Works "Equator" and "Zastava".

Since 1973 - the head of SKB-1 STC TsNPO "Vympel".

Under his leadership, the first integrated outline sketch-and-missile project was developed and implemented, a project for its further development was developed, a project for the creation of the SCCP was developed and implemented, and an ideology and a technical concept for the formation of a unified missile and space defense system, including missile defense, missile defense and SCCP. The missile attack warning system, created under the leadership of the Chief Designer, took up combat duty in 1976.

In 1987 he was appointed the chief scientific officer of the Center for Strategic Research "Vympel" (IAC "Vympel").

1971-present - junior researcher, senior research fellow, head of the department of "Extreme states of matter" of the Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

1986-1992 - Head of the Department of the Institute of High Temperatures of the USSR Academy of Sciences

1990-present - Head of the Department of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

1992-2007 - Director of the Institute of Thermal Physics of Extreme States of the OIVT RAS; 2007 - present time. - Director of the Joint Institute for High Temperatures of the Russian Academy of Sciences

1993-1997 - Chairman of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research

1996-1997 - Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the State Committee on Science, Science and Technology Policy and Technologies

1997-1998 - Minister of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation

1996-2001 - Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Sciences

2002-2013. - Academician-Secretary of the Department of Energy, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics and Control Processes of the Russian Academy of Sciences

05/29/2013 - 23/03/2017 - President of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Scientific works are devoted to the physics of powerful shock waves in dense plasmas and extreme states of matter. Under the guidance and with the direct participation of Fortov, theoretical and experimental work was carried out in the field of high energy density physics, physics of nonideal plasma and chemical physics, cosmic physics, combustion and explosion theory, thermophysical properties of substances and their behavior under extreme conditions.

In world science he is known as the creator and leader of a new scientific direction - dynamic physics of nonideal plasma. The original and generalizing works of Fortov and his students include monographs published in recent years: "Nonideal Plasma," "Strong Shock Waves and Extreme States of Matter," "Shockwave Phenomena in a Condensed Matter," "Shock Adiabats of a Condensed Matter at High Energy Densities," " Extreme states of matter on Earth and in space. "

The work on the creation of scientific basis for the protection of the spacecraft in the implementation of the international project "Vega" - the study of Halley's comet, on modeling the process and the investigation of the consequences of the collision of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 with Jupiter made a significant contribution to the development of space physics. He made a principal contribution to the research cycle on the physics of high energy densities at the Angara-5-1 complex.

Fundamental and promising in terms of the prospects for application is the series of experiments conducted in the 2010s under the leadership of Fortov to investigate the formation of quasicrystalline ordered structures in plasma, including the unique space experiment "Plasma Crystal", launched on the Mir orbital complex in 1998 and continuing at the International space station (ISS).

In the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, under the scientific leadership of Fortov, 11 doctoral and more than 30 Ph.D. theses have been defended. Editor-in-Chief of the journal "Thermophysics of High Temperatures", a member of the editorial board of the journal Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Nauk, editor of the series "Encyclopedia of Low-Temperature Plasma", editor-in-chief of the popular scientific journal "In the World of Science" and editor-in-chief of the journals "Reports of the Academy of Sciences" and " Academy of Sciences ".

The Hirsch index is 54.

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Moscow State University (Mekhmat)

In collaboration with Ya. B. Zel'dovich, he created a theory known as the Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect, according to which the cosmic background radiation is gradually dissipated by the action of electrons.

RA Syunyaev together with NI Shakura developed a model of accretion disks formed when a substance falls onto a black hole and causes strong X-ray radiation from binary systems in which one of the stars is a black hole or a neutron star.

RA Syunyaev participated in important studies of the early universe, including studies on the recombination of hydrogen in the universe and the occurrence of angular fluctuations of the relic radiation. He headed a team that conducted observations of instruments on the module "Quantum", part of the orbital station "Mir". With the help of this module, in 1987, hard X-ray radiation from a supernova was first recorded, associated with the decay of a radioactive nickel synthesized during the death of a star, converted into radioactive cobalt and then into iron. His team at the IKI was responsible for astrophysical observations from the satellites Granat and INTEGRAL, and is currently engaged in the preparation of the international astrophysical project Spectrum-Roentgen-Gamma. In the Institute of Astrophysics of the Society. Max Planck, he works in the field of theoretical high-energy astrophysics and physical cosmology, and also participates in the interpretation of data from the spacecraft of the European Space Agency "Plank".

A Soviet and Russian scientist, teacher, computer engineer, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1984, since 1991 - Russian Academy of Sciences). The author of works on architectural principles of construction of computer complexes, computer software. Laureate of the State (1974) and Lenin (1987) prizes. The first European scientist, awarded the title of Intel Fellow.

From 1956 to 1996 he worked at the Institute of Precision Mechanics and Computer Engineering, including the head of the hardware and software division. In 1964 he received the degree of candidate of technical sciences, seven years later he became a doctor of technical sciences. In 1984 he was elected a corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences. He founded the basic chair of "Computational Technologies" at the FRTK MIPT in 1996. Now it is the chair of microprocessor technologies with a base in ZAO Intel A / O. For the development and implementation of the microprocessor-based computer system Elbrus-2, he was awarded the title of laureate of the Lenin Prize. Since 2004, along with part of the team that developed the Elbrus project, moved to the structure of Intel Corporation. Babayan became the first European scientist, awarded the title Intel Fellow (Honored Research Engineer Intel). Currently, Babayan is director of architecture at the Intel Software and Solutions Group, as well as a scientific advisor to Intel's research center in Moscow.

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Texas A & M University

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics

In 1976 he defended his thesis at the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, where he worked under the guidance of BL Ioffe, VI Zakharov and AI Vainshtein. Theme of the thesis: "Nonleptonic decays of strange particles". Ibid at ITEP then defended his doctoral dissertation.

He continued to work at ITEP until 1989, then spent a year at the University of Bern.

Since 1990 - professor of physics at the University of Minnesota.

A penguin mechanism of transitions with a change in aroma in hadrons (quarks) is proposed (together with VI Zakharov and AI Vainshtein).

A class of low-energy theorems is derived from the trace QCD anomaly.

The concept of a gluon condensate is introduced, the sum rules are developed (the sum rules of Shifman-Weinstein-Zakharov).

The axion (the Kim-Shifman-Vainshtein-Zakharov axion) is proposed.

Exact solutions in supersymmetric gauge theories (gluin condensate, beta functions) are obtained. The problem of anomaly and holomorphy is solved.

Symmetry of heavy quarks is introduced.

The Goddard-Kent-Oliva construction in two-dimensional conformal field theory is extended.

A number of other problems have been solved, many of which are also related to supersymmetric theories.

In 1981, Mukhanov, in collaboration with Gennady Chibisov, developed a hypothesis for the emergence of a large-scale structure of the universe (galaxies) from quantum fluctuations.

From 1982 to 1989 he developed a quantum theory of cosmological perturbations, which can be used to calculate the inhomogeneities in various inflationary models of the universe. The first confirmation of this theory was obtained in 1992 in the COBE experiment on the WMAP space probe.

Research interests: relict radiation fluctuations, inflation models, cosmology in string theory, the problem of the cosmological constant, the problem of singularity, the self-reproduction of the universe, dark energy, quantum and classical black holes, quantum cosmology.

2003 - Member of the editorial board of "Classical and Quantum Gravity"

2004 - Member of the editorial board "Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics"

2004 - Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of High Energy Physics

2006 - Scientific Supervisor of the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics

Moscow State University of Railway Engineering

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

University of Southern California

Pavel A. Arkadievich defended his thesis in 1988 at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, working at the State Scientific Research Institute of Genetics and Selection of Industrial Microorganisms.

Since 1990, for two years, passed postdoctoral studies in the laboratory of Michael Waterman (Michael Waterman), University of Southern California. In 1992, he became Associate Professor of the University of Pennsylvania. In 1995 he returned to the University of Southern California as a professor of Mathematics, Informatics and Molecular Biology. Since 2000, he is a professor at the University of California at San Diego and heads the Computer Spectrometry Center of the National Institutes of Health.

Being one of the world's leading scientists, Pavel Pevzner cooperates with Russian science. Together with the St. Petersburg Academic University in 2010 he received a mega-grant for solving the most important algorithmic and computational tasks of modern biomedicine. In December 2012, this work was extended for another two years. In 2011, he participated in a meeting of the President of the Russian Federation with scholars who received special grants from the Government of the Russian Federation for state support of scientific research.

Pavel Arkadevich is known for developing new approaches in the teaching of computational biology and trying to influence the training of Russian scientists.

Pavel Pevzner is the author of a significant number of works on bioinformatics and computational biology.

As of February 2016, its Hirsch index is 76.

Bioinformatics

Computational Biology

System Biology

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

He worked at the Landau Institute of Theoretical Physics together with Eugene Lifshitz, participated in the editing of some chapters of the second volume of the Course of Theoretical Physics, Landau and Lifshitz.

In 1969 he defended his thesis on the topic: "Investigation of singularities in general decisions of the SRT".

In 1980 he defended his doctoral dissertation on the subject: "Problems of relativistic cosmology and the inverse scattering problem method in the theory of gravitation".

Currently working as a professor at the National Institute of Nuclear Physics (INFN), and also teaches courses in general relativity at the University of Rome, La Sapienza, Italy.

One of the three authors, whose name is called the singularity model: BKL singularity (the singularity of Belinsky-Khalatnikov-Lifshitz).

Together with VE Zakharov, he proposed the solution of the Einstein equations, called by their names - the Belinsky-Zakharovaen transformation, which determines that black holes represent a special example of gravitational solitons.

Cosmology

In 1978 he defended his thesis, and in 1984 - a doctoral dissertation, both at the Computing Center of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. He worked at the Computing Center of the USSR Academy of Sciences and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.

LG Khachiyan was the first to propose a polynomial algorithm for solving linear programming problems - a variation of the method of ellipsoids. Despite the fact that the algorithm proved to be unsuitable for practical calculations because of the high degree of the polynomial estimating the time of its operation, the result of Hacijan is of great theoretical importance. In addition, this result gave impetus to an intensive search for new practical algorithms for solving linear programming problems. In 1982, L. Khachiyan was awarded the Falkerson Prize for outstanding work in the field of discrete mathematics.

Since 1989 he lived and worked in the USA. In 1989 he held the position of visiting professor at Cornell University. From 1990 until the end of his life he worked at Rutgers University. In the US, Khachiyan continued research on some of his old topics, such as the complexity of an inscribed ellipsoid of maximum volume, and also conducted research on new directions. Together with Bahman Kalantari, he wrote several articles on problems of matrix scaling and load balancing.

In June 2008, a special issue of the journal Discrete Applied Mathematics was dedicated to the memory of LG Khachiyan: Discrete Applied Mathematics, Volume 156, Issue 11

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (1971), Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (1980), Professor (1986).

In Moscow University he worked since 1979, first at the Department of Automation of Computer Complex Systems of the Faculty of the Higher School of Management of Moscow State University in positions: senior lecturer (1979-1985), associate professor (1985-1986), professor (since 1986). Since 1994 he has been head of the Department Programming Department at the Faculty of Computer Science at Moscow State University. Head of the Department of System Programming MIPT (since 1996).

Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences since 1984, since May 2008 - Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

In 1994-2014 he was Director of the Institute of System Programming of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Chief editor of the journal "Programming". Chairman of the Scientific Council "Programming" RAS. Member of the international scientific communities ACM, IEEE (headed the Russian branch of the IEEE).

Since May 2009 - President of the Russian Association of Free Software (RASPO).

Laureate of the State Prize of the USSR (1980).

Area of scientific interests: system programming, architecture of computers, operating systems. From 1962 to 1980 he worked at the Institute of Fine Mechanics and Computer Science named after Lebedev of the Russian Academy of Sciences, where he traveled from technician to one of the leading specialists. He made a fundamental contribution to the development of theory and practice in the development of computer operating systems and computer systems. It is one of the main participants in the creation of the first operating system (D-68) for the BESM-6 computer. He proposed operational tools for organizing parallel processes in tasks and hierarchical organization of software systems. These principles, implemented in the next modification of the operating system (ND-70) for BESM-6, formed the basis of his Ph.D. thesis. One of the main developers of the structure of processors and the general architecture of the multi-computer complex AC-6, the leader and an active participant in the creation and implementation of an operating system for an inhomogeneous local computer network based on the AS-6 complex (his doctoral dissertation is devoted to this problem). Contributed to the creation of computer systems that provide information processing in real time in the control centers of spacecraft flights.

In the 1980s, working at the Delta Research Institute of the USSR Ministry of Electronics and at the Institute of Cybernetics Problems of the USSR Academy of Sciences, he directed the creation and implementation of computer-aided design and software systems for supercomputers. From 1991 to 1994 he headed the department of the Institute of Cybernetics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, he was director of the Institute of System Programming from the time of its formation ISP in January 1994 until 2015. Studies of the late 1990s and early 2000s involve the development of a system for automating the development of formal specifications for source code and test generation systems for a wide range of programming interfaces, a tool system for studying legacy software, and ensuring interoperability in distributed object- oriented systems. Managed the DOOS working group (distributed object-oriented systems) in ISP RAS.

In 1987 he graduated with honors from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, where he received his Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics in 1991.

He was a research fellow at the Institute of Atomic Energy. I.V. Kurchatov. Author of several scientific publications.

Since 1995, becoming one of the major shareholders, he worked as Vice President, Senior Vice President of Evrazmetall, founded on February 28, 1992 by Alexander Abramov. In 2002-2004, he was the financial director of Evraz.

Responsible for the company's financial block with an annual turnover of more than $ 2 billion, Frolov provided the highest quality of services to the group's enterprises for the sale of products, primarily for export, where completely new directions were opened. With the direct participation of Frolov, the consolidated profit of the holding in the first half of 2004 reached $ 600 million.

From 2004 to May 1, 2006 - Member of the Board of Directors of Evraz Group, Managing Director for Corporate Affairs, responsible for strategic business development, finance, corporate issues and communications, development of business procedures, work with personnel, legal issues and information technologies.

Since 2006 - President of Evraz S.A., President of EvrazHolding LLC.

In March 2012, I registered at my place of residence in Novokuznetsk to pay taxes in Kuzbass, where the largest enterprises of the company operate.

In the late 1980's. worked in the scientific and production association of computer facilities.

In 1990, he founded the ZAO "Protek Implementation Center", which imported computers.

From 1990 to 2000 He was the General Director of the Protek Implementation Center

In 1998 - 2002 years. - Chairman of the Board of Directors of ZAO CV Protek.

From 2002 to the present - Chairman of the Board of Directors of OJSC "Protek"

83 place in the list of the richest businessmen of Russia.

He is the Chairman of the Union of Professional Pharmaceutical Organizations (SPFO), a member of the Expert Advisory Council under the Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, and the Deputy Chairman of the Committee for the Development of the Consumer Market of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation.

Andrey Baronov is one of the world's leading experts in the field of system management. As Co-Director and Co-founder of Veeam Software, he is responsible for Veeam's development and solution strategy and is responsible for one of the most innovative and promising product portfolios in the industry.

In 1997 together with Ratmir Timashev he co-founded the company Aelita Software. Andrey's experience, knowledge and intuition allowed creating a whole series of award-winning innovative products, based on architecture and basic technologies, a generation ahead of competitors' solutions.

After the acquisition of Quest Software by Aelita in 2004, Andrei took over as director of development at Quest, responsible for working with Microsoft. Working together with Ratmir Timashev in the ABRT venture fund, Andrey expanded his knowledge and mastered new technologies, including the virtualization field. The first Veeam product for managing virtual servers, FastSCP, has become widespread in the industry. Today, the concept of data availability for business continuity (available for the always-on enterprise) is used by more than 200,000 companies around the world.

113 place in the list of the richest businessmen of Russia.

He is the founder of the venture fund ABRT.

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Ohio State University

Ratmir V. Timashev is a Russian entrepreneur, founder and president of Aelita Software, now the founder and president of Veeam Software, and co-founder of the venture fund ABRT. Included in the top-30 of leading IT-businessmen of Russia according to Forbes magazine, and also in Top-100 Russian Internet millionaires according to Kommersant version.

In 1995, being a student at Ohio University, Timashev together with his classmate Andrey Baronov create an online store specializing in the delivery and sale of computer components from the US to Russia. A year later, partners develop several utilities for Windows NT administrators. Soon the proceeds from the sale of these utilities exceed the income of the online store and Timashev decides to focus on developing management tools for Windows NT. To this end, in 1997 he founded the company Aelita Software in the US, the main development center of which is located in Russia. In 2004, the business was sold to Quest Software for $ 115 million. Timashev is the CEO of Quest for Microsoft solutions, however, at the beginning of 2005 he decided to leave the company.

Later, in 2005, Timashev got acquainted with the growing popularity of virtualization technology and decided to try to apply the experience of developing utilities to a virtual infrastructure. In 2006, in partnership with Baronov, Timashev founded Veeam Software (from VM, virtual machine - virtual machine). Initially, the company specializes in the development of software products that manage the virtual infrastructure of VMware. In 2007, Veeam releases its first programs, Monitor and Reporter, and a year later, a virtualization environment backup tool called Veeam Backup & Replication. It is this product that becomes the flagship in the company's lineup and allows it to enter the backup market. At the end of 2015, the company's revenue amounted to 474 million US dollars, and the staff of more than 2,000 people.

Timashev and Baronov actively invest in the development of Russian IT start-ups. In 2005, they created a venture fund, named after the first letters of the names of the creators - ABRT. The fund invests in companies at an early stage of growth, and also assists western-oriented software vendors with development centers in Russia and CIS countries. In 2007, ABRT and the largest European venture fund Mangrove Capital Partners initiated a joint partnership program for investing in technology start-ups in Russia and Eastern and Central Europe.

118 place in the list of the richest businessmen of Russia

Moscow Institute of Phisics and Technology

Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute

Since 1962 —member of a student’s KVN (Club of the Funny and Inventive People) team (club’s champions 1962/1963)

Senior engineer in Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry

1964—1969 — actor and director in MSU Variety Studio

1969—1975 — actor in Taganka Theater

1975 – 1995 – actor in Vakhtangov Theater

Since 1996 — director of theatre "Mono-Duet-Trio" at Mosconcert

Starred in more than 90 films

2014 - participant of the project "To be a poet!»

September 25, 2015 - participant of theatrical online readings of A.P. Chekhov's works "Chekhov is alive»

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

University of London, Singapore Branch

Professor, RAS, MBA - Chairman of the Board of Directors of the ChemRar Group of Companies

President of the Board of the Center for Living Systems of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.

For more than 20 years Andrei Alexandrovich has been managing Russian and international projects in the field of "living systems", is co-founder and head of the Center for High Technologies "ChemRar", the largest non-state research center in Russia to develop and introduce innovative medicines. As co-founder and one of the initiators of the creation of the Biopharmaceutical Cluster "Severny" on the basis of MIPT, the Foundation for Development of the Physicotechnical School and Physical and Technical Schools, it is carrying out active public and scientific innovation work within the framework of the "PHITEX XXI" strategy for creating a modern technopolis around the MIPT. A.A. Ivashchenko is a recognized industry expert, a member of various public and governmental organizations, such as the Expert Council under the Government of the Russian Federation, the Expert Council under the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia for the development of the pharmaceutical industry, the Subcommission on the circulation of medicines under the Government Commission for the Protection of Public Health, Center for the Development and Commercialization of New Technologies Skolkovo and others.

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Krasnoznamennaya Academy of Chemical Defense named after Marshal of the Soviet Union S. Timoshenko

Academy of National Economy under the Government of the Russian Federation

He participated in the creation of a complex of operational and tactical tasks of the chemical forces and the design of the automated maneuver control system. Participated in international negotiations on the preparation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction. Member of the liquidation of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident (1987). He left for the reserve in 1997 in the rank of lieutenant colonel.

In 1997 - the head of implementation and replication. In 2009, he was appointed director of the department of information technology development, in 2014 - vice-president, chief architect of IT. Since 2016, he is Senior Vice President, curator of the Department of Corporate Architecture, Department of the SPS (Production System of the Savings Bank), Application Data Center, Corporate Data Management, Technology Innovation Center, Strategy and Technology Development Department, 18+ ", The Directorate of the" Data Factory "program.

In November 2016, I received thanks from the President of the Russian Federation for his services in the development and improvement of the banking system.

June 15, 2017 was appointed General Director of JSC "SberTech".

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

University of California

1976-1982 - MIPT, Department of Physics and Energetics.

1982-1992 - The Institute of Atomic Energy. IV Kurchatov (a branch in the city of Troitsk).

1991 - Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.

1992-1995 - CompactBook Publishing, multimedia publishing house.

1995-1996 - R-Style (Cyril and Methodius, New Media Generation)

1996-1999 - Lukoil-inform, head of the department.

1999 - Internet portal Prosto.Ru, editor in chief.

1999-2000 - Oxir Internet Solution, head of the Moscow office; ZAO "Oksiris" (online store Oxiris.com), General Director.

2000-2005 - online store Ozon.ru: technical director, director of the Moscow branch, commercial director, general director.

2003-2005 - MBA at the California State University of East Bay.

December 2005 - June 2012 - Google Russia, General Director.

June 2012 - January 2016 - Head of eBay Marketplaces in Russia.

Since January 2016 - Director of Business Development eBay in the countries of Northern and Eastern Europe.

In the rating of top managers - 2010, the newspaper Kommersant took the IV place in the nomination "Media business".

In the rating of top managers - 2011, the newspaper Kommersant took the III place in the nomination "Media business".

In the rating of top managers - 2012, the newspaper Kommersant took the fourth place in the nomination "Media business".

1967 - 1986 - junior researcher, leading engineer, senior researcher, acting head of laboratory, head of Department and Secretary of the party Committee of the Central Economics mathematical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences

1986 - 1990 - head of the Department of the Institute of Economics and forecasting of scientific and technological progress of the USSR Academy of Sciences

1990 - 1991 - head of the Department of the Institute of economic forecasting of the USSR Academy of Sciences

1991 - Deputy Director for research of the Analytical center of the USSR Academy of Sciences on socio-economic and scientific technical development

1991 - Minister of science and technical policy of the RSFSR

1991 - Minister of science, higher education and technical policy of Russia

1992 - 1996 - Chairman Of the state expert Council under the President of the Russian Federation on particularly valuable objects of cultural heritage of the peoples of the Russian Federation

Since 1992 - Deputy Prime Minister Of The Russian Federation

1992 - 1996 - Chairman of the Russian Federation Commission for UNESCO

1992 - 1993 - Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers

1992 - 1996 - Plenipotentiary of the Government of the Russian Federation to the Joint Institute for nuclear research

1993 - 1996 - Minister of science and technical policy of the Russian Federation

1993 - 1996 - Deputy of the state Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of I convocation, member of the faction "Choice of Russia" , member of the Committee on education, culture and science

1996 - 2003 - member of the Strategic Committee of the Open society Institute (Soros Foundation) in charge of the Internet centres network program»

1998 - 2000 - General Director of the Federal state unitary enterprise «Russian technologies»

1999 - member of The American Academy of arts and science (eng. American Academy of Arts and Science), Department of Public Relations and Business Administration

2010 - General Director of the Polytechnic Museum

2013 - President of the Polytechnic Museum

1968 - scientist, A.I. Alikhanov Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, D.Sc. in math and physics.

Since 1968 - lecturer, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

1988 - initiator of the creation and one of the founders of the all-Russian society to perpetuate the memory of victims of political repression «memorial»

1989 - Trustee of Andrei Sakharov on elections of people's deputies of the USSR

1989 - 1990 - active participant of pre-election speeches and mass nonviolent actions of Democrats, one of the founders of the Moscow Association of voters and the movement "Democratic Russia".

1990 - 1995 - Deputy of two convocations of the Russian Parliament

1997 - initiator of the creation in Moscow of the multi-profile human rights reception "Hot Line" and the all-Russian movement "For human rights", Executive Director and member of the Council of the Movement "for human rights".

1997 - initiator and organiser of the Initiative group «Common action»

2001 - one of the organisers of the national Extraordinary Congress for the protection of human rights (January), the initiator of the Russian National Committee "for the cessation of war and the establishment of peace in the Chechen Republic" (March)

2002 - initiator of the international conference "ending the war and establishing peace in the Chechen Republic" (November)

1978 - 1979 - engineer, State Research Institute of Aviation Systems, Moscow

1979 - 1982 - post-graduate student, Moscow Institute of physics and technology

1982 - 1990 - leading engineer, senior researcher, head of sector, head of laboratory, head of division of State Research Institute of Aviation Systems, Moscow, Russia

1990 - 1998 - head of division, Deputy head, first Deputy head for financial and commercial activities-commercial Director of the State Research Institute of Aviation Systems, Moscow

1998 - 2000 - first Deputy chief on financial and commercial activity-the commercial Director of the State Research Institute of Aviation Systems, Moscow

Since 2000 - state Secretary - first Deputy Minister of industry, science and technology of the Russian Federation

Since 2001 - Chairman Of the state Committee of the Russian Federation for Standardization and Metrology

Since 2003 - Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation

2004 - 2007 - head of the Federal Agency for industry

2007 - 2009 - President of LLC "Group "AVTOVAZ»

2009 - 2015 - Director General, Zhukovsky Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute (TSAGI)

Since 2015 - Advisor to the President of the JSC «United Aircraft Corporation» on science and technology

2017 - Chairman of the strategy Committee of JSC «United Aircraft Corporation»

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Higher courses of Scriptwriters and film Directors

1975 - 1976 - photographer, Biophysic’s Institute of USSR Academy of Sciences

Since 1981 - illustrator, "Quantum", «Energy" and " Sputnik» magazines

1982 - 1986 - engineer, Space Research Institute of USSR Academy of Sciences

1990 - 1991 - professor of directing, Riga Video centre

1998 - cartoonist, The daily newspaper "Time MN»

2000 - 2001 - cartoonist, The daily newspaper «News Time»

2001-2003 - creator of the project, Computer game «Full pipe»

2002 - 2005 professor of directing, All-Russian state Institute of cinematography named after S.A. Gerasimov

Since 2004 - professor of directing, School-Studio SHAR

From 2010 - art Director, animation series "Vezuha!»

Since 2011 - professor of directing, Ivan Maximov’s School «Pitermultart»

2011-2012 - illustrator, «Moscow news» newspaper

1991 - Nika Award nominee for 5/4

1993 - Nika Award for Best Film for «Bolero»

1993 - Golden Bear Award for the Best Short Film for «Bolero»

2003 - Nika Award nominee for Slow Bistro

2007 - Golden Eagle nominee for Dozhd Sverkhu Vniz

2008 - Nika Award nominee for Dozhd Sverkhu Vniz

2012 - Golden Eagle nominee for Vne Igry

2013 - Medal of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland"

2013 - Nika Award nominee for Dlinnyy Most v Nuzhnuyu Storonu

2014 - Golden Eagle nominee for Dlinnyy Most v Nuzhnuyu Storonu

1992 - founder of the company " TechnoNICOL»

Since 2012 - member of the Presidium of the General Council of the public organisation «Business Russia»

2014 - public representative of the Commissioner under the RF President on protection of entrepreneurs' rights

Since 2015 - the head of Committee of antitrust of the public organisation "Business Russia»

2013 - international award "Entrepreneur of the year" in the nomination "Industrial production»

2015 - a memorable sign "the Patron and benefactor of the year" by the Government of the Ryazan region