Background
Postnikova, Galina Borisovna was born on November 13, 1937 in Leninakan, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics. Daughter of Boris Zakcharovich and Postnikova Vera Ivanovna (Kirillova) Postnikova.
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Galina Borisovna Postnikova
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Galina Borisovna Postnikova, Russian Molecular biologist, biophysicist. Grantee International Science Foundation, 1993, President of Russia, 1994-1996; research grant Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research, 1994-1995, 96-98. President Women's Society, Pushchino, since 1987. Member Russian Bio-chemical Society.
Education
Diploma, Moscow State University, 1960. Candidate of chemistry, Moscow State University, 1965. Doctor of biology, Russian Academy of Sciences, 1992.
Career
Junior researcher, Institute of Molecular Biology of Academy Science, Moscow, 1963-1967; junior researcher, Institute of Biophysics of Academy Science, Pushchino, 1967-1976; senior researcher, Institute of Molecular Biology of Academy Science, Pushchino, 1976-1990; leading researcher, Institute of Cell Biophysicis of Russian Academy Science, Pushchino, since 1991. Group leader, group of biophysics of redox proteins Institute of Cell Biophysics of Russian Academy Science, since 1989. Expert Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research, Moscow, since 1995.
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Membership
President Women's Society, Pushchino, since 1987. Member Russian Bio-chemical Society.
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Daughter of Boris Zakcharovich and Postnikova Vera Ivanovna (Kirillova) P. M.Semen Semenovich Sivozhelezov, April 12, 1963. 1 child, Sivozhelezov Victor.
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Education
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1960
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1965
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1992
Career
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1963 - 1967
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1967 - 1976
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1976 - 1990
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1991
Awards
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Grantee International Science Foundation, 1993, President of Russia, 1994-1996. Research grant Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research, 1994-1995, 96-98.Grantee International Science Foundation, 1993, President of Russia, 1994-1996. Research grant Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research, 1994-1995, 96-98.