Background
Ivanova, Vera Semenovna was born on May 5, 1923 in Smolensk, Russia. Daughter of Semen Klimovitch and Julia Pavlovna (Pissmennaja) Krutenkov.
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Vera Semenovna Ivanova
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Vera Semenovna Ivanova, Russian physical metallurgist, researcher. Grantee Russia Foundation of Fundamental Research, Moscow, 1996, Council of Ministers of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Moscow, 1989, Presidiums Academy of Science of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and German Democratic Republic, Moscow, 1982. Member Russian Association Physics Metallurgy, International Academy of Creative Endeavors.
Education
Doctor of Science, Russia Academy of Sciences, 1962.
Career
Engine staff person, Aviation Workshop, Frunse, Russia, 1941-1943; science collaborator, Russian Academy Sciences, Machinery Engineering Institute, Moscow, 1948-1953; science collaborator, Russian Academy Sciences, A.A. Baikov Institute Metallurgy, Moscow, 1953-1964; head metallic materials strength laboratory, Russian Academy Sciences, A.A. Baikov Institute Metallurgy, Moscow, 1964-1990; chief science collaborator, Russian Academy Sciences, A.A. Baikov Institute Metallurgy, Moscow, since 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Member Russian Association Physics Metallurgy, International Academy of Creative Endeavors.
Connections
Married Vikentiy Michailovich Ivanov, November 10, 1945. 1 child, Sergey.
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Education
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1962
Career
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1941 - 1943
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1953 - 1964
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1990
Awards
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Grantee Russia Foundation of Fundamental Research, Moscow, 1996, Council of Ministers of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Moscow, 1989, Presidiums Academy of Science of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and German Democratic Republic, Moscow, 1982.Grantee Russia Foundation of Fundamental Research, Moscow, 1996, Council of Ministers of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, Moscow, 1989, Presidiums Academy of Science of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics and German Democratic Republic, Moscow, 1982.