Background
Durov, Vladimir Alekseevich was born on January 29, 1950 in Arkhangelsk, Russia. Son of Aleksey Vasil'evich and Irina Valentinovna (Kotova) Durov.
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Vladimir Alekseevich Durov
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Education
Master of Science in Chemistry, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 1973. Doctor of Philosophy, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 1978. Doctor of Science, Lomonosov Moscow State University, 1989.
Career
Junior researcher faculty chemistry Lomonosov Moscow State University, 1977-1982, senior researcher, 1982-1990, research professor, 1990-1994, professor chemistry, since 1995. Senior researcher Ministry Higher Schooling, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1984, professor physical chemistry, 1993. Lecturer on physical chemistry, statistical and nonequilibrium thermodynamics, selforgn. phenomena and chemical education.
Achievements
Membership
Member International Union Pure and Applied Chemistry (member commission on thermodynamics since 1995), International Conferences on Chemical Thermoolynomics (international advisory board since 1999), Russian Academy of Sciences (member bureau Council on Thermodynamics and Thermochemistry since 1991, co-chairman section on thermodynamics of mixtures since 1991), Russian Ministry General and Higher Education (member bureau council chemistry since 1998), International Academy Creative Endeavors (academician since 2000), International European & Japanese Molecular Liquids Group (international advisory board since 1999), International Academy of Sciences (academician since 2001).
Connections
Married Olga Nikolaevna Zudina, October 25, 1975. 1 child, Irina Vladimirovna.
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Education
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1973
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1989
Awards
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Grantee Russian Universities, 1995-1997, Russian Funding on Basic Research, 1995-1997, 98-2000, since 2000, Named Distinguished Professor Chemistry, award International Soros, prize Moscow Government.Grantee Russian Universities, 1995-1997, Russian Funding on Basic Research, 1995-1997, 98-2000, since 2000, Named Distinguished Professor Chemistry, award International Soros, prize Moscow Government.