Background
Bon, Alexandr Ivanovich was born on June 16, 1941 in Saratov, Russia. Son of Ivan Ivanovich and Julia Alekseevna (Kabankova) Bon.
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Alexandr Ivanovich Bon
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Alexandr Ivanovich Bon, Russian chemical engineer, researcher. Recipient 16 Decorations for Achievement in Labor Governor Russia, 1965-2000, Medal for Distinction in Labor, 1970, Reward in science and engineering for membrane production Russian government, 1995, International Order merit in the field of Membrane Technology, medal of Honorary International Biographic Centre, Cambridge, 2000.
Education
Diploma, Polytech. College, Tchelyabinsk, Russia, 1961; degree, Chemical Technology Institute, Ivanovo, Russia, 1967; degree, Candidate Science, Russia, 1984.
Career
Technician, chief technician, Chemical Plant, Kirov, Russia, 1961-1966; engineer, chief process engineer, Chemical Plant, Kirov, Russia, 1966-1977; chief scientific associate, NPO Polymersintez, Vladimir, Russia, 1977-1986; head of laboratory, Polymersintez, Vladimir, Russia, 1986-1997; manager of NPO Membranes, Polymersintez, Vladimir, Russia, since 1997. Director Aquapore Scientific Manufacturing Enterprise, Vladimir, since 1992. Deputy general director Scientific Technology Center, Vladipor, 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow Membrane Club. Member Russian Academy of Sciences and Art, New York Academy Science.
Interests
Connections
Married Ludmila Nikolaevna Brovtcina (divorced 1966). 1 child, Stanislav; Married Valentina Alekseevna Manankova, November 26, 1971 (divorced 1995). Children: Ivan, Elena.
Married Galina Leonidovna Fedorova.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1961
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1967
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1984
Career
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1961 - 1966
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1977 - 1986
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1986 - 1997
Awards
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Recipient 16 Decorations for Achievement in Labor Governor Russia, 1965-2000, Medal for Distinction in Labor, 1970, Reward in science and engineering for membrane production Russian government, 1995, International Order merit in the field of Membrane Technology, medal of Honorary International Biographic Centre, Cambridge, 2000.Recipient 16 Decorations for Achievement in Labor Governor Russia, 1965-2000, Medal for Distinction in Labor, 1970, Reward in science and engineering for membrane production Russian government, 1995, International Order merit in the field of Membrane Technology, medal of Honorary International Biographic Centre, Cambridge, 2000.