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Tilinin, Igor Stanislavovich was born on December 2, 1952 in Vladivistock, Russia. Son of Stanislav Vladislavovich and Elena Andreevna Tilinin. came to the United States, 1996.
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Igor Stanislavovich Tilinin, Russian, Polish Physicist, educator. Recipient 2nd prize for best science paper Institute Physical Chemistry, Warsaw, 1995, 2nd prize for best research work Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering, 1982, 1st prize for best science paper Institute Phy. Chemistry, Warsaw, 1997.
Education
Master of Science with distinction, Moscow Institute Physics/Engineering, 1976; Doctor of Philosophy, Moscow Institute Physics/Engineering, 1981; Doctor of Science, Moscow Institute Physics/Engineering, 1994.
Career
Engineer, Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering, 1976-1978, 81-83;
assistant professor, Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering, 1983-1990;
research fellow, Institute Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy Sciences, Warsaw, 1994-1996;
docent, Institute Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy Sciences, Warsaw, 1996;
visiting scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, California, since 1996. Visiting scientist Odense (Denmark) U., 1994, 95. Guest professor Charles U., Prague, Czech Republic, 1995.
Guest professor, visiting scientist U. Technology, Vienna, 1992-1993.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, European Microbeam Analysis Society, New York Academy Sciences, American Physical Society.
Connections
Married Nadezhda Nikolaevna Yaroshuk, August 7, 1980.
Awards
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Recipient 2nd prize for best science paper Institute Physical Chemistry, Warsaw, 1995, 2nd prize for best research work Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering, 1982, 1st prize for best science paper Institute Phy. Chemistry, Warsaw, 1997.Recipient 2nd prize for best science paper Institute Physical Chemistry, Warsaw, 1995, 2nd prize for best research work Moscow Institute for Physics and Engineering, 1982, 1st prize for best science paper Institute Phy. Chemistry, Warsaw, 1997.