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Komsomol Central Committee prize for his work on digital computer software. In
1968, he received the USSR State prize for software incorporated into the Mir
computer. (LDA 87-111012.)
Sumarokov, Leonid N., D. Tech. S. Born in 1938. Corresponding member of the
Information Science, Computer Technology, and Automation Department of the AN
SSSR since 1984. Since September 1987, he has been one of the Deputy chairmen
of the GKNT. Since 1977, he has been Director of the Scientific and Technical
Information International Center in Moscow which was established in 1969.
Subordinate to CEMA, it was to set up as a shared data base for scientific and
technical cooperation between the Soviet Bloc Countries. (LDA 89-11378.)
Svitashev, Konstantin K., D. PM. S. Born in 1936. Physicist. Specialist in the
elements of the bases in information systems, and diagnostics of semiconductor
structures. Corresponding member of the Information Science, Computer
Technology, and Automation Department since December 1987 and reconfirmed in
1992. He has authored and co-authored 104 scientific works of which two are major
monographs. He graduated from the Leningrad State University in 1959. He
worked as an engineer at the State Optics Institute imen S. I. Vavilov from 1959 to
1962. In 1962, he began working at the Semiconductor Physics Institute of the
Siberian Department, in 1975 becoming its Deputy Director. In 1980, he was made
Head of SKTB as a specialist in the electronics and the analytics of instrument
making. He has been a professor at the Novosibirsk State University since 1985
and, as a professor has supervised the research of two doctoral students and of 11
aspirants for the candidate degree. He is editor of the journal Microelectronics. He
received the Laureate Prize of the Soviet Ministers of the SSSR in 1984.
Vas’kov, (Vaskov) Semen T., D. Tech. S. Born in 1934. Engineer. Specialist in the
automation of scientific research. Corresponding member of the RAS since 1992.
He has authored and co-authored 72 scientific works of which one was of
monograph length and consequence. In 1990, he was named Deputy Director and in
1992, he became General Director of the “Informatika”--the special scientific
construction bureau of the Siberian Department of the ANR. He is on the Scientific
Council of the academy for the automation of scientific research. He is a professor at
both the Novosibirsk State University and the Kishenev Polytechnical Institute. His
major work is in developing a system of digital cartography. As a professor, he has
directed the work of seven aspirants for the candidate degree. He is a member of the
Scientific Council on the “Sibir” program. He also serves on the UNESCO program
on regional statistics. He has been a consulting specialist on the telecommunications
project for the Siberian region.
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Scientific Research Institutes Directly Subordinate to the Information
Sciences, Computer Technology, and Automation Department
There are 13 Scientific Research Institutes directly subordinate to the department and they
are given in the order of their founding below:
(1996 update)
1. Computing Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (CCRAS) in
Moscow.
Located at 40 Vavilov st., GSP-1, Moscow, 117967.
(Tel.135-24-89;=20
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