Background
Berkovitch, Yuli Alexandrovitch was born on September 21, 1944 in Moscow. Son of Alexander Simonovitch and Nina Vladimirovna (Almova) Berkovitch.
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Yuli Alexandrovitch Berkovitch
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Yuli Alexandrovitch Berkovitch, Russian cybernautical engineer, biotechnical engineer. Grantee: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1994, 96, 2001, 02, Alabama, 1994, 2001, Florida, 1996, Russian Cosmos Agency, Moscow, 1994-2004, International Science and Technological Center, 2002-2004. 2d rank lieutenant Russian Infantry, 1968-1970. Member Central Club Russian Scientists, National Association American Space Scientists.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Moscow Institute Aviation, 1968. Master of Science, Moscow Institute Aviation, 1972. Doctor of Philosophy, Moscow Institute Aviation, 1977.
Career
Staff researcher, Institute for biomedical Problems, Moscow, 1972-1977; senior research engineer, Institute for biomedical Problems, Moscow, 1978-1985; chief research engineer, Institute for biomedical Problems, Moscow, 1985-1991; division head, Institute for biomedical Problems, Moscow, since 1991. Contributor more than 50 articles to professional journals. Inventor; 24 inventions in area of biotechnology life support systems, since 1973.
Achievements
Membership
2d rank lieutenant Russian Infantry, 1968-1970. Member Central Club Russian Scientists, National Association American Space Scientists.
Interests
Connections
Married Elena Petrovna Volodina.
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Education
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1968
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1972
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1977
Career
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1972 - 1977
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1991
Awards
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Grantee: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1994, 96, 2001, 02, Alabama, 1994, 2001, Florida, 1996, Russian Cosmos Agency, Moscow, 1994-2004, International Science and Technological Center, 2002-2004.Grantee: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1994, 96, 2001, 02, Alabama, 1994, 2001, Florida, 1996, Russian Cosmos Agency, Moscow, 1994-2004, International Science and Technological Center, 2002-2004.