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Bontchev, Panayot Rankov was born on December 31, 1933 in Burgas, Bulgaria. Son of Ranko Nicolov and Vesselina Panayotova (Todorova) Bontchev.
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Panayot Rankov Bontchev
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Panayot Rankov Bontchev, Bulgarian Chemistry educator. Recipient medal of honor for research Technology U., Bratislava, 1985; named to Cyrill and Methodius Order 1st Degree, Bulgarian Government, 1985, Ar. Kliment Okhridski Order, 1st Degree with Blue Ribbon, Sofia University, 1996. Fellow National Medical Academy; member National Union Scientists, Academy Sciences (correspondent).
Education
Master of Science, Sofia (Bulgaria) U., 1956; Doctor of Philosophy, Sofia (Bulgaria) U., 1965; Doctor of Science (honorary), Academy Sciences, Sofia, 1975.
Career
Assistant professor, Sofia U., 1956-1969;
associate professor, Sofia U., 1969-1979;
professor, Sofia U., since 1979;
head department analytical chemistry, Sofia U., since 1991;
vice-rector, Sofia U., 1989-1991, 95-. Honorary Ostwald professor Leipzig U., 1981. President National Council for Environmental Education, Bulgaria, 1982-1988.
Director American-European Alliance Universities for Democracy, since 1990. Chairman chemistry National Accreditation Commission, Bulgaria, since 1995.
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Membership
Fellow National Medical Academy. Member National Union Scientists, Academy Sciences (correspondent).
Interests
Connections
Married Hubinka Veltcheva, December 4, 1957 (divorced April 1991). Children: Ranko, Mila. Married Daniela Georgieva, October 25, 1991.
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Recipient medal of honor for research Technology U., Bratislava, 1985. Named to Cyrill and Methodius Order 1st Degree, Bulgarian Government, 1985, Ar. Kliment Okhridski Order, 1st Degree with Blue Ribbon, Sofia University, 1996.Recipient medal of honor for research Technology U., Bratislava, 1985. Named to Cyrill and Methodius Order 1st Degree, Bulgarian Government, 1985, Ar. Kliment Okhridski Order, 1st Degree with Blue Ribbon, Sofia University, 1996.