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Sazonov, Dimitri Mikhailovich was born on May 8, 1933 in Moscow, Russia. Son of Mikail Constantovich and Alexandra Sergeevna Sazonov.
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Dimitri Mikhailovich Sazonov
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Dimitri Mikhailovich Sazonov, Russian radio engineer educator. Recipient gold medal World Interior of Science Inventions, 1994, P.L. Kapitza medal Russia Academy National Sciences, 1995, Government award for Research in Radiolocation Government Russia, 1997, Government award for Achievements in Science and Technology, 2001.
Education
Master of Science in Radio Engineering, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, 1955. Doctor of Philosophy in Antennas, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, 1962. Doctor of Science in Engineering, Moscow Power Engineering Institute, 1970.
Career
Research engineer department antennas and propagation Moscow Power Engineering Institute and Technology University, 1956-1958, assistant professor, 1958-1961, associate professor, 1964-1975, professor, since 1975. Consultant research engineer NPO, Kaliningrad, Russia, 1960-1972. Academician Russian Academy Natural Sciences, Moscow, since 1994.
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Member Russian Science Name A.S. Popov Society (chair Moscow antenna section 1978-2000, named honorary radioengineer 1980), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (Russia section, chair antennas and propagation 1996-2000).
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Married Valentina Leonidovna Mazina, March 28, 1958. Chidlren: Mikhail, Alexei.
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1970
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Recipient gold medal World Interior of Science Inventions, 1994, P.L. Kapitza medal Russia Academy National Sciences, 1995, Government award for Research in Radiolocation Government Russia, 1997, Government award for Achievements in Science and Technology, 2001.Recipient gold medal World Interior of Science Inventions, 1994, P.L. Kapitza medal Russia Academy National Sciences, 1995, Government award for Research in Radiolocation Government Russia, 1997, Government award for Achievements in Science and Technology, 2001.