Background
Pyatnitsky, Lev Nicholas was born on August 2, 1930 in Nighny Novgorod, Russia. Son of Nicholas Luka Pyatnitsky and Elisabeth Michael Pyatnitskaya.
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Lev Nicholas Pyatnitsky, Russian physicist, researcher. Achievements include invention of 64 inventions in the field of plasma diagnostics and optics. Named Honoured Scientist of Russia, President of Russia, 2001; grantee United States Civilian Research and Development Foundation, 1996-1998, International Science and Technology Center, 1998-1999, Russian Foundation Basic Researchs, 1999—2001, 2002-2005, since 2006.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Energy Institute Kzhizanovsky, Moscow, 1963. Doctor of Science, Institute for High Temperatures of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1977.
Career
Researcher Moscow (Russia) University, 1948—1953. Research worker Energy Institute Academy of Sciences, 1954—1964, senior researcher worker Energy Institute, 1964—1966, head of laboratory Energy Institute, 1966—1972, senior research worker Institute for High Temperatures, 1972—1978, head of laboratory Institute for High Temperatures, 1978—1986, professor Institute for High Temperatures, since 1985, head of department Institute for High Temperatures, since 1986, researcher hardware and network architect automation system, 1988, researcher software automation system, 1989.
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Married Esmeralda Alexandra Samoylova, May 10, 1931. 1 child Andrey Lev.
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1963
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1977
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1948 - 1953
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Named Honoured Scientist of Russia, President of Russia, 2001. Grantee United States Civilian Research and Development Foundation, 1996-1998, International Science and Technology Center, 1998-1999, Russian Foundation Basic Researchs, 1999—2001, 2002-2005, since 2006.Named Honoured Scientist of Russia, President of Russia, 2001. Grantee United States Civilian Research and Development Foundation, 1996-1998, International Science and Technology Center, 1998-1999, Russian Foundation Basic Researchs, 1999—2001, 2002-2005, since 2006.