Background
Sibirtsev, Vladimir Stanislavovich was born on October 26, 1969 in St. Petersburg, Russia. Son of Stanislav Nikolaevich and Undina Petrovna (Denisova) Sibirtsev.
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Vladimir Stanislavovich Sibirtsev
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Vladimir Stanislavovich Sibirtsev, Russian biochemist, researcher. Achievements include contributions to the development of theory of interrelation between a chemical structure of synthetic dyes and its spectral and polynucleotid binding properties; elaboration of the specialized computer programs for calculation of dyes binding parameters, graphic modeling and mathematical statistics; patents in field.
Education
Master of Science, St. Petersburg State Technology Institute, Russia, 1992. Doctor of Philosophy, St. Petersburg State Technology Institute, Russia, 1995.
Career
Research scientist laboratory of biotesting toxical factors environmental Central Research Institute Roentgenology and Radiology, St. Petersburg, 1992—2002. Senior research scientist D.I. Mendeleyev All-Russia Research Institute Metrology, 2002—2007. Senior lecturer St. Petersburg State Technology Institute, since 2007.
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Membership
Member of Russian Geographical Society, Association Writers St. Petersburg, Photographers and Tourists Club St. Petersburg.
Connections
Married Yulia Lvovna Kavalerchik, May 25, 1991 (divorced). 1 child, Anastasiya Sibirtseva. Married Victoriya Rostislavovna Peshkovskaya, June 6, 1998 (divorced).
Married Veronika Vladimiroyna Afroskina, January 29, 2005 (divorced). 1 child, Tatiana Sibirtseva.
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Education
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1992
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1995
Awards
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Recipient medal Russia national economy achievements exhibition, 1985. Favorsky scholar St. Petersburg State Technology Institute, 1990-1992. St. Petersburg Government grantee, 1995, 2004, Russia Fund Fundamental Investigations grantee, 1999.Recipient medal Russia national economy achievements exhibition, 1985. Favorsky scholar St. Petersburg State Technology Institute, 1990-1992. St. Petersburg Government grantee, 1995, 2004, Russia Fund Fundamental Investigations grantee, 1999.