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The Russian Academy of Sciences
The
Presidium
Scientific Cooperation with Capitalist and
Developing Countries and International
Organization Administration.
Markianov, Sergei S., 1988
Personnel Administration
Semenov, Lev K., 1988)
Scientific Cooperation with
Socialist Countries
Administration
vacant
Chart 3
Academy Staff
Applied Problems
Section
Chuiev, Iurii V., 1975
Computer Technology Department
Vishniakov, Iurii S., 1980
Legal Department
Petrenko, L. F., 1984
Marine Expeditions Department
vacant
Patent and Licensing Department
Ostroukhov, Boris I., 1969
Planning and Finance Department
Gervits, Lev Ia., 1972
Scientific InstrumentBuilding
Department
Aleksandrov, Maksim L., 1984
Scientific Management Department
Sokolov, Valerii B.
The Presidium and Research Innovation: The Presidium of the academy often takes
the lead in introducing new areas of research for the solution of problems by the
establishment of research institutes directly subordinate to it or jointly subordinate to
it and another governmental unit. At the present time there are six scientific research
institutes directly subordinate to the Presidium. These are listed below.
Research Institutes Subordinate to Presidium in the early 90s:
(Note: Some of these institutes have been moved to other supervisory
agencies in the continuing restructuring of the Academic Science
System)
1. Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow. This is one of the
oldest of institutions in Russia having been established three years after the founding
of the Russian Academy of Sciences in 1725 and is the first scholarly archive in
Russia. Although in the beginning the archive collected only documents of scientific
conferences, in 1922 it received independent status and was authorized to house all
documents produced in the subsidiary units of the academy. In 1925, the archive
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