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3) The Cationoid Reactions Laboratory: Head, Professor Vladimir A. Barkhash, D.
Chem. S.; he graduated from the Mendeleev Moscow Chemical-Technological
Institute in 1956 and joined the institute in 1963; his interests are in carbonium ion
chemistry;
4) The Intermediates Laboratory: Head, Professor Vladislav V. Vlasov, D. Chem.
S.; he graduated from the Mendeleev Moscow Chemical-Technological Institute in
1959, joining the institute in 1962; his interests are in quantitative data for
nucleophilic reactions of aromatic compounds;
5) The Halogen Compounds Laboratory: Head, Professor Viacheslav E. Platonov,
D. Chem. S.; he graduated from the Kirov Urals Polytechnical Institute in 1959 and
began work at the institute in 1965; his major scientific interests are in polyfluoroaromatic
chemistry; Leading scientists include: Lyubov S. Kobrina, D. Chem. S.;
graduate of the Mendeleev Moscow Chemical-Technological Institute in 1959 and
began work at the institute in the same year; her interests are in nucleophilic and
radical reactions of fluoro-aromatic compounds; leading scientists include Viktor M.
Karpov, C. Chem. S.; he graduated from the Novosibirsk State University in 1970
and began work immediately at the institute;
6) The Nitrogen Compounds Laboratory: Head, Professor Leonid B. Volodarskii,
D. Chem. S.; he graduated from the Lensoviet Leningrad Technological Institute in
1954 and began researching in the institute in 1959; his interests are in the synthesis
and properties of nitroxides; other leading scientists include Igor A. Grigoriev, D.
Chem. S.; he graduated from the Novosibirsk State University in 1971 and is a
specialist in the field of synthesis and properties of nitro oxides and nitrones;
7) The Heterocyclic Compounds Laboratory: Head, Professor Oleg P. Shkurko,
D. Chem. S.; he graduated from Moscow State University in 1959 and began work
at the institute in that same year; his interests are pyrimidine chemistry; 8) The
Organic Light-sensitive Materials Laboratory: Head, Professor Tatiana N.
Gerasimova, D. Chem. S.; she graduated from the Mendeleev Moscow; Chemical-
Technological Institute in 1957 and began work at the institute in 1959; her interests
are in polyfluoro-aromatic chemistry and in organic dyes chemistry; leading
scientists include Valerii I. Eroshkin, C. Chem. S.; he graduated in 1961 from the
Tomsk Polytechnical Institute and began work at the institute in 1972;
9) The Fluorine-containing Organoelement Compounds Laboratory: Head,
Professor Georgii G. Furin, D. Chem. S.; he graduated in 1962 from the
Dnepropetrovsk State University and began work in the institute in 1962; his
research interests are in fluorine-containing organoelement chemistry; leading
scientists include Vadim V. Bardin, C. Chem. S.; he graduated from the
Novosibirsk State University in 1974 going to work at the institute upon
graduation; his interests are in the fluoride ion in organic chemistry and fluorinating
agents in organic synthesis;
10) The Forest Chemistry Laboratory: Head, Professor Viktor A. Raldugin, D.
Chem. S.; he graduated from the Novosibirsk in 1970 and began working at the
institute in 1970; his interests are in the chemical composition of Siberian conifers;
11) The Technological Laboratory: Head, Dr. Viktor S. Kobrin;
12) The Chemical Data Center: Head, Professor Boris G. Derendyaev, D. Chem. S.;
he graduated from the Perm' State University and went to work at the institute in
1967; his interests are in mass-spectrometry and in chemical information, and
13) The Pilot Plant under Dr. Genadii I. Shchukin.
In addition to these units, there are a number of research groups that include: Viacheslav V.
Lapachev, D. Chem. S. , a graduate of the Kuibyshev Polytechnical Institute in
1972 and in 1992 he headed up the Molecular Electronics Group; Vladimir V.
Litvak, D. Chem. S.; he graduated in 1967 from the Novosibirsk State University
and began work at the institute that same year; in 1992, he headed the
Polyhalogenated Aromatic Xenobiotics Group; Viktor I. Mamatyuk, C. Chem. S.;
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