Vladimir Ivanovich Troitsky is a Russian physicist and researcher. He studied physics at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and completed doctoral-level training in mathematics at the Institute of Crystallography. His documented professional work includes research positions at the Research Institute of Physical Problems and Technobiochips.
Background
Vladimir Ivanovich Troitsky was born on November 10, 1950, in Kalinin, Rostov Region, Russia. His documented early education included schooling in Olenino, where he received a gold medal for school education in 1968. He later pursued higher education and a scientific career in physics and mathematics.
Education
Troitsky completed school education in Olenino, receiving a gold medal in 1968. He studied at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, completing his studies in 1974 with a specialization in physics. He subsequently studied at the Institute of Crystallography, completing a Doctor of Philosophy program in mathematics in 1987.
Career
Troitsky began his documented research career at the Research Institute of Physical Problems, where he worked as a leading researcher from 1976 to 1978. He later returned to the same institution as a senior researcher from 1991 to 1992. He was also associated with Technobiochips as a senior researcher. His professional profile identifies him as a physicist and researcher, with work situated in the fields of physical and applied science.
Interests
Physics.
Sport & Clubs
Boxing, middle-distance racing, and skiing.
Connections
Troitsky is recorded as the son of Alexandra and Ivan.
First prize in the Contest of Scientific Works,
Russia
Award associated with the Institute of Crystallography in 1986. The documented award record also notes a gold medal for school education in Olenino in 1968.
Award associated with the Institute of Crystallography in 1986. The documented award record also notes a gold medal for school education in Olenino in 1968.