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Serapinas, Petras was born on June 29, 1940 in Siluté, Lithuania. Son of Dominykas and Elena (Paulauskaité) Serapinas.
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Petras Serapinas, Lithuanian physicist, researcher. Achievements include reserach in atomic and plasma spectrometry; noise in plasma and chemical measurements; metrology in chemistry. Grantee Lithuanian Agency High Education Research and Development, 1992, International Science Foundation, 1993, Lithuanian Science Foundation, 1995, Association of Official Chemists, 1998, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1999.
Education
Degree in Physics, Vilnius (Lithuania) University, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, P. Lebedev Physical Institute, Moscow, 1970. Habilitation, Institute Physics Astronomy, Vilnius, 1994.
Career
Assistant Vilnius University, 1969-1970, 95—. Researcher Institute Physics Mathematics Vilnius, 1970-1976. Head department Institute Physics, 1976-1990.
Head laboratory plasma spectroscopy Institute Theoretical Physics Astronomy, since 1990. Professor Vilnius University, 1999. Head working group Metrology in Elemental Analysis, Vilnius, 1992-1993, Technology Committee Chemical Analysis, Vilnius, since 1993.
Member National Committee Laboratory Accreditation, Vilnius, 1996-1999, head, since 1999. Expert International Organization for Standardization/REMCO, 1999.
Achievements
Membership
Deputy Vilnius City Council, 1990-1995. Member European Group Atomic Spectroscopy (board directors since 1993), LithuanianPhysical Society.
Connections
Married Nijolé Stasé Ivanauskaité, June 14, 1975. 1 child, Miglé Marija.
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Born
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Nationality
Lithuanian -
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Political Party
Conservative Party
Education
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1962
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1970
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1994
Career
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1969 - 1970
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1970 - 1976
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1976 - 1990
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1990
Awards
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Grantee Lithuanian Agency High Education Research and Development, 1992, International Science Foundation, 1993, Lithuanian Science Foundation, 1995, Association of Official Chemists, 1998, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1999.Grantee Lithuanian Agency High Education Research and Development, 1992, International Science Foundation, 1993, Lithuanian Science Foundation, 1995, Association of Official Chemists, 1998, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1999.