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Voznesensky, Eugene Arnoldovich was born on January 13, 1960 in Moscow. Son of Arnold Vikentievich Rotshtein and Tatiana Nikolaevna Voznessenskaya.
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Eugene Arnoldovich Voznesensky, Russian Geology educator. Research grantee Federal Program Crystallogenesis, Moscow, 1997; travel grantee International Science Foundation, 1992, 95, 97; recipient award for outstanding contributions to world science and science education, International Science Foundation, United States, 1997. Member New York Academy Sciences, International Association Engineering Geology, National Geographic Society.
Education
Master of Science, Moscow State University, 1982. Doctor of Philosophy in Geology, Moscow State University, 1985. Doctor of Science in Geology, Moscow State University, 2000.
Career
Junior researcher, Moscow State University, 1985-1990;
assistant professor engineering geology, Moscow State University, 1990-1992;
associate professor engineering geology, Moscow State University, since 1992. Member board experts Federal Foundation Universities of Russia Geology Branch, since 1992. Projects consultant Federal Center Geological Systems, Moscow, 1995-1997.
Visiting professor U. B.C., Vancouver, 1993, N.T.N.U., Trondheim, 1995.
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Member New York Academy of Sciences, International Association Engineering Geology, National Geographic Society.
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Married Vera Vasilievna Ukhova, February 10, 1979.
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Research grantee Federal Program Crystallogenesis, Moscow, 1997, Russian Foundation for Basic Research, 1998, Federal Program "Integratzia", 1998, Institute Sustainable Communities, 1999. Travel grantee International Science Foundation, 1992, 95, 97, The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, 1998. Recipient award for outstanding contributions to world science and science education, International Science Foundation, United States, 1997, II Shuvalov medal, 2000.Research grantee Federal Program Crystallogenesis, Moscow, 1997, Russian Foundation for Basic Research, 1998, Federal Program "Integratzia", 1998, Institute Sustainable Communities, 1999. Travel grantee International Science Foundation, 1992, 95, 97, The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, 1998. Recipient award for outstanding contributions to world science and science education, International Science Foundation, United States, 1997, II Shuvalov medal, 2000.