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Onipchenko, Vladimir Gertrudovich was born on September 19, 1957 in Moscow. Son of Gertrud Fedorovich and Valentina Stepanovna (Tyulpakova) Onipchenko.
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Vladimir Gertrudovich Onipchenko
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Vladimir Gertrudovich Onipchenko, Russian biologist, educator. Biologist diplomate. Named William Evans visiting fellow, New Zealand, 2002; grantee, Russian Foundation Fundamental Research, Moscow, since 1993, Sweden Academy of Sciences, 1994-1996, J. and K. MacArthur Foundation, Moscow, 1995, Netherlands Organization for Science Research, 1996—2000, since 2005, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Science Programme, 2000-2001.
Education
Master of Science, Moscow State University, 1980. Doctor of Philosophy, Moscow State University, 1984. Doctor in Biological Science, Moscow State University, 1996.
Career
Scientific researcher Moscow State University, 1984-1990, associate professor, 1991-1996, professor, since 1997.
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Membership
Member International Association for Vegetation Science, British Ecological Society, Moscow Society Naturalist, Ecological Society of America.
Connections
Married Olga Vital'evna Yurtseva, January 19, 1980 (divorced November 2001). 1 child Elena; Married Assem Aliyakparovna Akhmetzhanova, November 13, 2005. 1 child Timur.
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1980
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1984
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1996
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Named William Evans visiting fellow, New Zealand, 2002. Grantee, Russian Foundation Fundamental Research, Moscow, since 1993, Sweden Academy of Sciences, 1994-1996, J. and K. MacArthur Foundation, Moscow, 1995, Netherlands Organization for Science Research, 1996—2000, since 2005, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Science Programme, 2000-2001.Named William Evans visiting fellow, New Zealand, 2002. Grantee, Russian Foundation Fundamental Research, Moscow, since 1993, Sweden Academy of Sciences, 1994-1996, J. and K. MacArthur Foundation, Moscow, 1995, Netherlands Organization for Science Research, 1996—2000, since 2005, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Science Programme, 2000-2001.