Albert I. Plaks

Background

Plaks, Albert I. was born on April 17, 1941 in Minsk, Russia. Came to the United States, 1990. Son of Israel and Genia Plaks.

Education

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Polytech. University, Minsk, 1963. Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering, Polytech.

University, Minsk, 1973.

Career

Designer, researcher Institute Automotive Industry, Minsk, 1963—1967. Assistant professor Polytech. University, 1970—1976.

President, owner Electromat, Inc., Tel-Aviv, Israel, 1977—1981. Senior lecturer Singalovsky Technology College, 1980—1990. Senior project engineer Department Public Works, Rishon-le-Zion, Israel, 1981—1990.

Control specialist Murray Corporation, Hunt Valley, Maryland, 1990—2007. Professor Baltimore Hebrew University, 1992—2003. Adviser Institute Standards, Tel-Aviv, 1985-1987, Ministry of Education, Tel-Aviv, 1983-1990.

Inspector education division Minister of Labor, Jerusalem, Israel, 1985-1990.

Achievements

• Albert I. Plaks has been listed as a noteworthy electrical engineer, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Program director, host (radio show) Star of David, Washington-Baltimore, 1996. Member International Academy Ecology Man and Nature Protection Sciences.

Interests

• Swimming, theater, cinema, paper writer.

Connections

Children: Elena, Victoria, Giller. Married Anna Toporovsky.