Background
Garliauskas, Algis was born on January 10, 1932 in Vilnius, Lithania. Son of Juozas and Monika (Sukaravichiute) Garliauskas.
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Algis Garliauskas
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Algis Garliauskas, Lithuanian, Russian Computer scientist, researcher. Certified Moscow Energetic Institute. Recipient prize of Laureate, Lithanian Ministry Council, Vilnius, 1987;grantee Soros International Science Program Fund, Washington, 1993, NaturalSci. and Engineering Research Council, Canada, 1995, Tokyo Science U., 1989, North Country Council Fund, Vilnius, 1993.
Education
Diploma, Vilnius Pedagogical University, 1955. Doctor Technology Sciences, Russian Academy of Sciences, 1978. Professor, Academy Management Vilnius, 1986.
Career
Senior scientist, Research Institute Gas, Moscow, 1962-1968; head laboratory, Research Institute Economics Gas Industry, Moscow, 1968-1978; senior scientist, Computer Center Russian Academy Sciences, Moscow, 1978-1982; head laboratory, Institute Mathematics and Informatics, Vilnius, Lithuania, since 1982. Chairman Lithuanian Scientist Society Department Informatics, Vilnius.
Achievements
Membership
Member Lithuanian Scientist Society (member county), Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Computer Science Association.
Interests
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Married Aurelija Grishkevichiute, August 18, 1983. 1 child, Egle.
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Russian Lithuanian -
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Education
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1955
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1978
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1986
Career
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1962 - 1968
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1968 - 1978
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1978 - 1982
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1982
Awards
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Recipient prize of Laureate, Lithuanian Ministry Council, Vilnius, 1987. Grantee Soros International Science Program Fund, Washington, 1993, Natural Science and Engineering Research Council, Canada, 1995, Tokyo Science University, 1989, North Country Council Fund, Vilnius, 1993, Collaborative research award Riken British Standards Institution, Tokyo, 2006.Recipient prize of Laureate, Lithuanian Ministry Council, Vilnius, 1987. Grantee Soros International Science Program Fund, Washington, 1993, Natural Science and Engineering Research Council, Canada, 1995, Tokyo Science University, 1989, North Country Council Fund, Vilnius, 1993, Collaborative research award Riken British Standards Institution, Tokyo, 2006.