Nicolaj Nicolaevich Sirota

Background

Sirota, Nicolaj Nicolaevich was born on November 2, 1913 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Son of Nicolaj Yacovlevich and Lina Vasilievna (Obuchova) Sirota.

Education

Engineer, Institute Steel, Moscow, 1936. Doctor, Institute Steel, Moscow, 1939. Doctor of Science, State University, Moscow, 1951.

Professor Physics, State University, Moscow, 1952. Honor Scientist, Belorussia, 1968.

Career

Assistant Physics Faculty State University, Moscow, 1939-1940, docent, 1945-1950. Head of chair Institute Metallurgy, Mariupol, Ukraine, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1940-1941. Senior research scientist Institute Inorganic Chemistry Academy of Sciences Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Moscow, 1946-1954.

Head chair of physics Institute Nonferrous Metals, 1954-1957. Director, science leader Institute Physics of Solids and Semiconductors Academy of Sciences Belorussia, 1957-1963, 63-75. President science counsel physics of solids, 1963-1975.

Head chair of physics State University Nature Improvement, Moscow, 1978-1989, professor, since 1989. Head of chair of physics of solids University, Minsk, Belorussia, 1957-1962, head of chair theoretical physics of Pedagogical University, Minsk, Belorussia, 1963-1975. Member All Union Counsels Physics of Solids, Physics and Chemistry of Semiconductors, Magnetism and Low Temperature Academy of Sciences Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Moscow, 1969-1979.

Member international commission on electron and spin density of International Union Crystallography, England, 1969-1979.

Achievements

• Nicolaj Nicolaevich Sirota has been listed as a noteworthy Physics researcher, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Chemical Bonds in Solids: Volume 4: Semiconductor Crystals, Glasses, and Liquids

    (The present four volumes, published under the collective ...)

Membership

Member Belorussian Committee Trade Union Scientists and High School Workers, Minsk, 1966-1976. Member presidium All Union Counsle Scientific-Technology Societies, Moscow, 1954-1975. President Belorussian Counsel Scientific-Technology Societies, Minsk, 1959-1966.

With Soviet Army, 1942-1943. Member National Academy of Sciences (academician since 1956), New York Academy of Sciences.

Connections

Married Zoja Dmitrievna Averkina, June 4, 1944 (deceased April 26, 1976). 1 child, George; married Irina Mironovna Perfilieva, March 3, 1978.

Father:

Nicolaj Yacovlevich Sirota

Mother:

Lina Vasilievna (Obuchova) Sirota

Spouse:

Irina Mironovna Perfilieva

Spouse:

Zoja Dmitrievna Averkina

child:

George Sirota