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Gutzow, Ivan Stoyanov was born on May 31, 1933 in Sofia, Bulgaria. Son of Stoyan Ivanov and Maria Magdalena (Guldan) Gutzow.
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Ivan Stoyanov Gutzow
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Ivan Stoyanov Gutzow, Bulgarian Chemist. Recipient award Ministry of Education, Sofia, 1968, award in chemistry Union Bulgarian Scientists, Sofia, 1984, Order of St. Cyril and Method, Sofia, 1974. Fellow International Crystallographic Union; member German Glass-Technology Union, International Commision on Glass (correspondent), Bulgarian Academy Science.
Education
Chemical Engineer, Technology U., Sofia, 1959; D Chemical Science, Bulgarian Academy Sciences, 1972.
Career
Chemist Institute Physical Chemistry, Bulgarian Academy Science, Sofia, 1959-1962;
research assistant Institute Physical Chemistry, Bulgarian Academy Science, Sofia, 1962-1974;
research professor Institute Physical Chemistry, Bulgarian Academy Science, Sofia, 1974-1998;
head of department crystal growth Institute Physical Chemistry, Bulgarian Academy Science, Sofia, 1989-1993;
head department amorphous materials Institute Physical Chemistry, Bulgarian Academy Science, Sofia, 1997-1998. Editor-in-chief Journal Bulgarian Chemical Communications, 1990-1996. Part-time lecturer, professor chemical faculty, U. Sofia, 1979-1984, U. Bourgas, 1985-1993, Technology U. Sofia, 1992-1997.
Visiting professor physics of glass, U. Rostock, Germany, 1990, glass science, Alfred U., New York, 1992, U. Jena, Germany, 1995-1997,Federal U. Sao Carlos, Brazil, 1995.
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Fellow International Crystallographic Union. Member German Glass-Technology Union, International Commision on Glass (correspondent), Bulgarian Academy Science.
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Married Danja Dimitrova Kateva, July 15, 1962. 1 child, Stoyan.
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Recipient award Ministry of Education, Sofia, 1968, award in chemistry Union Bulgarian Scientists, Sofia, 1984, Order of St. Cyril and Method, Sofia, 1974.Recipient award Ministry of Education, Sofia, 1968, award in chemistry Union Bulgarian Scientists, Sofia, 1984, Order of St. Cyril and Method, Sofia, 1974.