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Alexander Gennadievich Murav'ev, Estonian engineering educator, researcher. Achievements include invention of Film mass transfer device; mass transfer column; way of automatic control of process of rectification. Member of Association of Ventilation, Heating and Air-conditioning of North-Western Russia (associate), Association of Power Engineers of North-West Russia (associate).

Background

Murav'ev, Alexander Gennadievich was born on January 30, 1958 in Tartu, Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics. Son of Gennadiy Petrovich Murav'ev and Alevtina Tihonovna Murav'eva.

Education

Physicist teacher with honors, Yaroslavl State University, 1980. M of Technology Science, Leningrad Institute of Technology, 1985.

Career

Electronics engineer Yaroslavl State University, 1980—1981. From lecturer to assistant professor Novgorod Polytechnic Institute, Russia, 1986—1997. Head industrial power engineering department Yaroslav Mudriy Novgorod State University, Velikiy Novgorod, since 1997.

Director Novgorod Energy Saving Research Center, Velikiy Novgorod, since 2000. Senior sergeant Russian tank armies, 1981-1982.

Achievements

  • Alexander Gennadievich Murav"ev has been listed as a noteworthy engineering educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Association of Ventilation, Heating and Air-conditioning of North-Western Russia (associate), Association of Power Engineers of North-West Russia (associate).

Interests

  • Gardening.

Connections

Married Elena Nikolaevna Molodova, July 21, 1979. Children: Anastasia Alexandrovna, Stanislav Alexandrovich.

Father:
Gennadiy Petrovich Murav'ev

Mother:
Alevtina Tihonovna Murav'eva

Spouse:
Elena Nikolaevna Molodova

child:
Stanislav Alexandrovich Murav'ev

child:
Anastasia Alexandrovna Murav'ev

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Awards

  • Recipient Lenin’s students’ grant, Ministry of Education of the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1980, Lenin's grant for the postgraduate student, 1985, Certified of Honor, Administration of the Novgorod region, 2001, Ministry of Education of Russian Federation, 2004.