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esearch ways to turn the brown coal of the Kansk-Achinsk coal fields into
synthetic fuel; research into the chemical conversion of wood and its components
(and woodpulp biomass) into alternative fuels through more effective cultivation
and conversion processes. The Scientific Secretary was Larisa I. Serebriakova, C.
Chem. S.
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63. Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Metallurgy Processes, SB RAS,
Krasnoyarsk.
660097, Krasnoyarsk-97, Russia
42, K. Marksa Str.
ICCMP SB RAS
Director of the Institute
Dr. of Technics
Pashkov Gennadii Leonidovich
Phone: +7(391-2) 27-38-31
E-mail: root@metall.krasnoyarsk.su
The Institute of the Chemistry of Chemical Metallic Processes in Krasnoyarsk under
Gennadii L. Pashkov, D. Tech. S. Personnel totaled 147 persons in 1992, of
whom 93 were scientific researchers and of whom two held the doctorate and 51
the candidate degree. Scientists study the synthesis and combinations of nonferrous
metals and their extraction processes; study the quality of inorganic
substances, the structure of the technological processes used in producing them,
and search for new functional materials and substances with high
superconductivity and dielectric qualities. The Scientific Secretary was Liudmila I.
Kuznetsova, C. Chem. S.
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64. Kirensky Institute of Physics, SB RAS, Krasnoyarsk.
660036, Krasnoyarsk-36, Russia
KIP SB RAS
Director of the Institute
Academician
Aleksandrov Kirill Sergeevich
Phone: +7 (391-2) 43-26-35
E-mail: Aleks@iph.krasnoyarsk.su
Aleksandrov, Kirill S., D. PM. S. Born in 1931. He is a specialist in the field of
crystallography and the physics of crystals. He was elected a corresponding
member in 1972, and he has been an academician of the General Physics and
Astronomy Department of the academy since 1984. He graduated from the
Leningrad V. I. Ulyanova-Lenin Electro-Technical Institute in 1954 and began
work at the A V. Shubnikov Crystallography Institute in 1958, and at the Physics
Institute in Krasnoyarsk as a junior researcher; he was head of a laboratory and a
Deputy Director from 1968 to 1981. Since 1983, he has been Director of that
institute--the L. V. Kirenskii Physics Institute in Krasnoyarsk that was established
in 1956 to study thin magnetic film physics, super strong stationary magnetic
fields, ferro-electric physics, and radio spectroscopy. It is subordinate to the
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