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Minaev, Boris Filippovich was born on September 21, 1943 in Ekaterinbourg, Russia. Daughter of Filipp Prokopjevich and Tatjana Nikolaevna (Manohina) Minaev.
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Boris Filippovich Minaev, Russian chemist, educator. Achievements include contributions to the theory of the singlet oxygen emission and spin activation of dioxygen by enzymes. Grantee Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, 1993, European Science Foundation, Brussels, 1994; named Water Polo champion Kazakhstan Republican, 1961-1962. Deputy regional soviet Karaganda, 1985-1988.
Education
Bachelor, Tomsk (Russia) State University, 1967; Doctor of Philosophy, Tomsk (Russia) State University, 1974; Doctor of Science, Chemical Physics Institute, Moscow, 1984.
Career
Researcher Sibirian Physical Institute, Tomsk, 1970-1973. Associate professor theoretical physics University Karaganda, Kazakhstan Republic, 1974-1976, professor, head chair physical chemistry Kazakhstan Republic, 1976-1983, head chair quantum chemistry Kazakhstan Republic, 1984-1989. Professor Bogdan Hmelnitsky National University, Cherkassy, Ukraine, 1989—2007, head chair organic chemistry, since 2007.
Visiting researcher J.Heyrovsky Institute, Praha, 1979-1980. Visiting researcher, educator institute physics and measurement technical University Linköping, Sweden, 1993-1998. Visiting researcher Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, 1999-2007.
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Membership
Deputy regional soviet Karaganda, 1985-1988. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, New York Academy Sciences.
Connections
Married Valentina Alexandrovna Banina, November 29, 1971. 1 child, Alexandr.
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1967
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1974
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1984
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1970 - 1973
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1974 - 1976
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1989 - 2007
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Grantee Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, 1993, European Science Foundation, Brussels, 1994. Named Water Polo champion Kazakhstan Republican, 1961-1962.Grantee Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, 1993, European Science Foundation, Brussels, 1994. Named Water Polo champion Kazakhstan Republican, 1961-1962.