Background
Hrytskiv, Zenon was born on October 24, 1938 in Biala Podliaska, Lublin, Poland. Son of Dmytro and Antonina Hrytskiv.
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Zenon Hrytskiv
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Zenon Hrytskiv, Polish radionics educator, researcher. Decorated Veteran of Labor medal (Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics); named Inventor of Soviet Union, 1978, Excellent Worker of People's Education, Ministry Education and Science Ukraine, 2000; grantee Zurich Electromagnetic Compatibility Symposium, 1995, 97, 99.
Education
Graduate in radio engineering, Lviv Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine, 1960. Doctor of Philosophy, Lviv Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine, 1968. Doctor of Science, Moscow Power Institute, 1991.
Career
Engineer Lviv Polytechnic Institute, 1960-1962, sr engineer, 1962-1968, chief science laboratory, 1968-1991. Head department radionics Lviv Polytechnic National University, since 1991, member defense of thesis science council, since 1996. Member advisory board International Journal Machine Graphics and Vision, Warsaw, Poland, since 1998.
Expert The International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, Brussels, since 1999.
Achievements
Membership
Member Comradeship Enlightenment, Lviv, 1993. Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Institution Electrical Engineers (United Kingdom), International Union Radio Science.
Interests
Connections
Married Nina Strutovska, April 27, 1967. Children: Nazar, Olga.
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Born
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Nationality
Polish
Education
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1960
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1968
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1991
Awards
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Decorated Veteran of Labor medal (Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics). Named Inventor of Soviet Union, 1978, Excellent Worker of People's Education, Ministry Education and Science Ukraine, 2000. Grantee Zurich Electromagnetic Compatibility Symposium, 1995, 97, 99.Decorated Veteran of Labor medal (Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics). Named Inventor of Soviet Union, 1978, Excellent Worker of People's Education, Ministry Education and Science Ukraine, 2000. Grantee Zurich Electromagnetic Compatibility Symposium, 1995, 97, 99.