Background
Minsker, Karl Samojlovich was born on June 14, 1929 in Kiev, Ukraine. Son of Samuel Sergeevich and Dina Mikhaelevha (Chudinskaja) Minsker. came to Russia, 1930.
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Karl Samojlovich Minsker
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Education
Diploma in Engineering Technology Chemistry, Institute Fine Chemical Technology, Moscow, 1952. Doctor of Science in Organic Chemistry, State University, Niznii Novgorod, Russia, 1958. Doctor of Philosophy in Polymer Science, Karpov's Physical-Chemical Institute, Moscow, 1967.
Academician, Bashkoztostan Republican Academy of Sciences, Russia, 1991. Professor, 1969.
Career
Superior shift chemical factory, Dzerzhinsk, Gorkii, Russia, 1952-1953. Science collaborator, chief laboratory Kargin's Research Institute Chemical & Technology of Polymers, 1953-1968. Head chair macromolecular and colloide chemistry, professor Bashkir State University, Ufa, 1968-1999, head problem laboratory, since 1979, professor of chair macromolecular and calloie chemistry, since 1999.
Science head laboratory ionic polymerization Institute Chemical Bashkir Branch Academy of Sciences, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Ufa, 1968-1983. Head division chemical and biochemistry problems Research Institute Problems Transport Energy Resources, Ufa, 1993-1996. Vice-chairman Ecological-Science-Technic Association Academy of Sciences Bachkortostan Republic, Ufa, since 1993.
Member Main Commission Permanent Exhibition National Economic Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics.
Achievements
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Membership
Member Academy of Sciences Bashkortostan Republic (academician-secretary chemical division, since 1999), New York Academy of Sciences, Society Plastics Engineers, Russian Mendeleev's Union Chemical (vice-chair Bashkortostan Republic since 1992).
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Married Faina Ivanovna Deltzova, November 12, 1969. Children: Sergey, Vladimir.
Education
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1952
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1958
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1967
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Career
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1968 - 1999
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1968 - 1999
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Named Honorary Science Worker, Bashkortostan Republic, 1977, Russia Federation, 1987, Manitoba of Year, United States, 1994-1995, International Man of Year, England, 1995-1996. Recipient diploma of honor, 1991, gold medal of laureate, 1993, 2 silver medals, 1982, 89, bronze medal, 1968, 74, silver medal 20th Century award for achievement in field of training and science, 1900-2000, United States, Kargins Premium of Russian Academy of Sciences, 1999, signature sign of honor of Mendeleev's Russian Chemical Society, 1996, Main Commission Permanent Exhibition National Economic Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and Russia, Exhibition Achievement Silver medal.Named Honorary Science Worker, Bashkortostan Republic, 1977, Russia Federation, 1987, Manitoba of Year, United States, 1994-1995, International Man of Year, England, 1995-1996. Recipient diploma of honor, 1991, gold medal of laureate, 1993, 2 silver medals, 1982, 89, bronze medal, 1968, 74, silver medal 20th Century award for achievement in field of training and science, 1900-2000, United States, Kargins Premium of Russian Academy of Sciences, 1999, signature sign of honor of Mendeleev's Russian Chemical Society, 1996, Main Commission Permanent Exhibition National Economic Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and Russia, Exhibition Achievement Silver medal.