Background
Kashaev, Rustem Sultan-Hamit was born on May 11, 1949 in Kazan, Russia. Son of Sultan-Hamit KurbanGali Kashaev.
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Rustem Sultan-Hamit Kashaev
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Rustem Sultan-Hamit Kashaev, Russian engineering educator, physics professor. Recipient Silver medal, Exposition Achievements National Economy, Moscow, 1985, Golden medals, 2009, Nobel medal, Redwood Forest Foundation, Vernadski Gold medal. Member of Russian and European Academy Natural History, Carbon Society (regional chair), Russian Academy Natural History, American Chemical Society, European Academy Natural History (London).
Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Physics & Mathematics Kazan State University, Zavoisky Physical Technology Institute Russian Academy of Sciences, 2002. Degree in Technics, Kazan State University, Zavoisky Physical Technology Institute Russian Academy of Sciences, 2002.
Career
Chief constructor Oilindustrialautomatics, 1985—1995. Foundation and general director Constructor Bureau Resonance Complexes.Ltd., 1991. With Institute Combustible Fossils RAS, Moscow, 2001.
Professor Kazan State Power Enring. University, since 2002. Chair Yong Science Society Kazan State Chemical-Technology University, 1980—1985.
Regional chai Carbon Society, since 2002. Member American Chemical Society, since 2010. Lieutenant Rocket Forces and Artillery Kazan Army, senior lieutenant Rocket Forces and Artillery Kazan Army.
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Member of Russian and European Academy Natural History, Carbon Society (regional chair), Russian Academy Natural History, American Chemical Society, European Academy Natural History (London).
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Green Party
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Recipient Silver medal, Exposition Achievements National Economy, Moscow, 1985, Golden medals, 2009, Nobel medal, Redwood Forest Foundation, Vernadski Gold medal.Recipient Silver medal, Exposition Achievements National Economy, Moscow, 1985, Golden medals, 2009, Nobel medal, Redwood Forest Foundation, Vernadski Gold medal.