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Research Center for Information Systems and Networking
Integrated Distributed Information Systems Research Laboratory INTERIN
Telecommunication Laboratory BOTIK
Distance Learning Laboratory
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14. Projecting Automation Institute (IPA) in Moscow
Located at 19/18, 2nd Brestskaia (aya) st., D-56, Moscow, 123056. Tel.
250-02-62; teletype: 411700 808 ICAD; fax: (095) 258-89-28; (7-
095) 292-65-11 (808ICAD); E-mail: icad@inapr.mak.su)
Directed by Oleg M. Belotserkovskii, D. PM. S. Born in 1925. Academician of the
Problems of Machine Building, Mechanics and Control Processes Department of the
Academy since 1979--and now academician of the Informatics, Computer
Equipment and Automation Department of the Academy. Since 1963, he has been
rector of the Physical Technical Institute in Moscow subordinate to the Ministry of
Higher and Secondary Specialized Education. Since 1978, he has been Deputy
Director of the Computer Center in Moscow. The center was established in 1955 and
is now under the control of the Information Science, Computer Technology and
Automation Department of the academy. This Department was created in 1984. He is
currently a Deputy to the Academician Secretary of the Informatics, Computer
Equipment and Automation Department of the Academy as well as Director of the
Institute of Projecting Automation.
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15. Highly Productive Computer Systems Institute (IHPCS) in Moscow
Located at 32a Leninskii ave., Moscow, 117993. Tel. 938-55-38fax938-58-
84; E-mail: user@compcp.msk.su)
Directed by Academician Vsevolod S. Burtsev, D. Tech. S. Born in 1927 in
Moscow. Russian scientist in control processes and computer technology.
Corresponding member since 1976 of the Problems of Machine Building,
Mechanics and Control Processes Department of the Academy; academician of the
Informatics, Computer Equipment and Automation Department since 1993. He
graduated from the Moscow Power Engineering Institute in 1951 and joined the staff
of the Institute of Precision Mechanics and Computer Technology. He became a
professor at the institute in 1965 and its Director in 1973. From 1973 to July 1987,
he was the Director of the S. A. Lebedev Precision Mechanics and Computation
Techniques Institute in Moscow that was established in 1948 subordinate to the
Academy's General Physics and Astronomy Department for the purpose of
developing computer hardware and software, concentrating on high speed
computers. His works have included the principles and methods of building digital
computers, theoretical and practical problems of automatic control, and the
principles of implementing multi-processing systems. He received the State Prize in
1972; the Lenin Prize in 1966. He is currently a member of the Bureau Governing
Body of the Informatics, Computer Equipment and Automation Department of the
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