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Krekhtunov, Vladimir Mikhaylovich was born on June 14, 1940 in Village Radishchevo, Russia. Son of Mikhail Phedorovich Krekhtunov and Anna Mikhaylovna Krekhtunova.
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Vladimir Mikhaylovich Krekhtunov
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Vladimir Mikhaylovich Krekhtunov, Russian research scientist. Achievements include more than 30 inventions; patents in field; research in electrodynamics; research in microwave antennas and equipment. Member of Russian Science and Technology Society of Radio, Electronics and Connection (associate; central board of administration 1945).
Education
Diploma in Radio Engineering with first class honors, Bauman Moscow State Technology University, Russia, 1993.
Career
Engineer Bauman Moscow State Technology University, 1963—1965, assistant lecturer, 1965—1968, science advisor post graduate students, since 1969, senior lecturer to associate professor, since 1972. Science leadership science research and experimental design works in electrodynamics, antennas, microwave equipments Bauman Moscow State Technology University, since 1969, chair radio engineering, since 1970, science secretary science educational complex academic council, since 1970.
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Membership
Member of Russian Science and Technology Society of Radio, Electronics and Connection (associate. Central board of administration 1945).
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Married Galina Alexandrovna Nazarkina, May 22, 1966. Children: Maria Vladimirovna Krekhtunova, Anna Vladimirovna Krekhtunova.
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1993
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Named Best Lecturer by Chair Radio Engineering, Bauman Moscow State Technology University, 1988-1989, Best Lecturer, 2005. Recipient Honorary radio operator medal, Department of Radio Industry, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1976, Honorary medal, Minister of Highest and Middle Special Education of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1980. Grantee, Department Education and Science, Russian Federation, 2000.Named Best Lecturer by Chair Radio Engineering, Bauman Moscow State Technology University, 1988-1989, Best Lecturer, 2005. Recipient Honorary radio operator medal, Department of Radio Industry, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1976, Honorary medal, Minister of Highest and Middle Special Education of Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1980. Grantee, Department Education and Science, Russian Federation, 2000.