Vladimir S. Nikitin
Director General of the Krylov State Research Centre, Laureate of the State Prize in Science and Technology (2004), Laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in Science and Technology (1999), Honored Mechanical Engineer of the Russian Federation (2004), Doctor of Technical Sciences. The main fields of his research and engineering activities include improvement of service lifetime, maintainability and production of onboard equipment and hull structures of nuclear submarines based on application of probabilistic & statistic analysis; mathematical modeling for quantitative assessment of reliability, survivability and safety; environmental friendliness at various stages of nuclear submarine construction; repair and complete industrial decommissioning of nuclear submarines. v. S. Nikitin is the author of well-known contributions in the field of risk management at decommissioning of complex high power units. He has a wealth of experience in both research and practical management activities: in 1998–2007 v. S. Nikitin was Director General of JSC NIPTB Onega (research, design & production engineering bureau); in 2007–2015 he was Director General of JSC Shiprepair Centre Zvezdochka. v. S. Nikitin gives a lot of time and effort to training and growing top-of-the line professionals. Presently, he gives his scholar advice to 2 applicants for the Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD) degree. V. S Nikitin is the author of scientific discovery No. 357, 140 scientific contributions including 4 monographs, a handbook, 6 training manuals, 55 papers (including 35 in publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles-VAK), more than 50 paper abstracts in the proceedings of international conferences and symposia. Over the last 5 years he has published 7 papers and 5 abstracts in transactions of international conferences.
Vitaliy G. Khoroshev
Scientific Coordinator & Head of Division of Krylov State Research Centre, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Senior Research Scientist. The main fields of his research and engineering activities: ship powerplants (nuclear, fossil- fuel and special types) including development, operation and decommissioning aspects; improvement of their efficiency, technical characteristics, operational performance, economic and ecological features; powerplant life-cycle management; research & engineering follow-up of newly developed military and special-purpose equipment for naval applications; personnel education and training. V. G. Khoroshev is the author of over 60 scientific contributions including training manuals and monographs. He is the author of 12 invention patents. Over the last five years v. G. Khoroshev has published 5 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK) and presented 6 papers at international scientific and engineering conferences.
Boris A. Yartsev
Head of Sector of Krylov State Research Centre, member of Russian National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, member of Dissertation Council D.411.004.01, member of Scientific Council, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Senior Research Scientist. B.A. Yartsev is a leading expert on self-adaptive composite ship structures with controlled response to applied forces using passive feedback in anisotropic materials. He has contributed to development and fabrication of composite vibration isolation couplings and mounting rafts for ship power machinery installed on ships of several projects as well as composite outer hull structures and self-adaptive tail units of submarines. Author of 110 scientific contributions and 7 invention patents. Over the last five years B. A. Yartsev has published 15 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), received 4 invention patents and presented 8 papers at international scientific conferences. Awarded with Diploma of Merit by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Kirill E. Sazonov
Head of Marine Ice Technology Laboratory of Krylov State Research Centre, Professor of the Russian State Hydrometeorological University and State Marine Technical University of St. Petersburg (SMTU), Head of Ship Seakeeping Section at Russian Scientific & Technical Society named after A. N. Krylov, member of the dissertation council of Krylov State Research Centre, member of National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, member of ITTC Ice Committee, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Senior Research Scientist. Thesis advisor of three PhD students. Author of 315 scientific contributions including 6 monographs and training manuals. Author of over 30 invention patents. Over the last five years K. E. Sazonov has published a monograph and a training manual, 5 papers in international journals, 46 articles in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), presented 14 papers at international conferences. For scientific achievements in the recent five years K. E. Sazonov has been awarded with a silver A. N. Krylov medal by Marine Assembly of St. Petersburg..
Aleksandr v. Pustoshny
Principal Research Scientist/Consultant of Krylov State Research Centre, Professor of the Hydro & Aerodynamics and Marine Acoustics Department of SMTU. A.v. Pustoshny specialty is hydrodynamics of ships and propulsors, DSc (2002), Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (2003). Member of two dissertation councils and Scientific Council of Krylov State Research Centre, member of SMTU dissertation council. In 1996–2013 A.v. Pustoshny was a member of ITTC standing committees set up to develop international guidelines for experimental procedures. Member of Expert Scientific and Coordination Council on Federal Target Program «Development of civil marine technologies». A.v. Pustoshny leads the school of thought in ship propulsion performance. A doctoral dissertation has been defended under his scholarly advice. A.v. Pustoshny has been awarded the title Honored Shipbuilder. Laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize (2002). Author of 130 scientific contributions, including 3 monographs, and 20 invention patents. Over the last five years A.v. Pustoshny has published a monograph and 9 papers in key scientific journals included in the short list of the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 8 papers at international conferences.
Igor K. Borodai
Head of sector in Seakeeping Laboratory of Krylov State Research Centre, member of the dissertation council of Krylov State Research Centre, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, Honored Shipbuilder of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. Leading expert in ship seakeeping research. Eight PhD (Candidate of Technical Sciences) dissertations have been defended under his scholarly advice. Author of 100 scientific contributions including 5 monographs. Over the last five years I. K. Borodai has published a monograph, 6 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 5 papers at international conferences
Grigory I. Kanevsky
Project Manager of Ship Propulsion Division of Krylov State Research Centre, Doctor of Technical Sciences, member of Scientific Council, member of PhD and DSc dissertation council of Krylov State Research Centre. G. I. Kanevsky leads the school of thought in application of waterjet propulsors. Presently his main field is research related to propulsion performance of icebreakers and ice class vessels. G. I. Kanevsky is now the thesis advisor to 2 PhD students. Author of 110 scientific contributions including 8 invention patents. Over the last five years G. I. Kanevsky has published 8 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and received 1 invention patent.
Valery M. Shaposhnikov
Head of Ship and Offshore Structural Strength Division of Krylov State Research Centre, chairman of KSRC-based department of SMTU, representative of RF in ISSC (International Ship and Offshore Structures Congress), member of science & engineering council of Russian Maritime Register of Shipping, member of science & engineering council of St. Petersburg Composite Cluster, member of Scientific Council of Krylov State Research Centre, Honored Shipbuilder. Laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in Science and Technology, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD). v. M. Shaposhnikov has managed over 30 international projects. Author of 70 scientific contributions and 6 invention patents. Over the last five years v. M. Shaposhnikov has published 8 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK) and presented 7 papers at international conferences.
Andrei I. Dulnev
Head of Laboratory of Krylov State Research Centre, Doctor of Technical Sciences specializing in plastic deformation and dynamic strength of structures. A. I. Dulnev is a key Russian expert on explosion resistance and structural protection of surface ships and submarines. Author of calculation methods and recommendations for improvement of structure resistance to explosion effects. A. I. Dulnev led R&Ds for explosion-proofing of Yasen, Borei and other projects. He was involved in development of fragment and bullet protection for Projects 20380, 22350, 21360, etc. A. I. Dulnev is a member of Dissertation Council D.411.004.01, chairman of section No. 5 of the Scientific Council of Krylov State Research Centre, chairman of two examination boards at State Marine Technology University of St. Petersburg (SMTU). Author of 64 scientific contributions. He holds 4 patents and Certificate of State registration for computer software. Over the last five years A. I. Dulnev has published 15 papers, including 7 articles in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 5 papers at international conferences, received a patent for invention and filed two applications for inventions.
Anatoly v. Aleksandrov
Head of Strength Laboratory of Krylov State Research Centre, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD). A.v. Aleksandrov has managed a number of R&D projects and contracts completed and currently in progress. In the field of ship structure theory A.v. Aleksandrov has made significant contribution to the theoretical basis of FE analysis in application to non-linear buckling of stiffened shells and grillage structures. The results of these theoretical studies have been implemented in regulatory technical documentation of shipbuilding industry. In the last 5 years A.V. Aleksandrov has been involved in development of numerical methods for ice load estimation based on multi-parameter theory of deformational stability and failure of ice and ice features essential for new ice-load reducing solutions, he has also elaborated proposals for a new revision of regulatory documentation on structural strength of marine vessels, icebreakers and offshore structures operating in heavy ice conditions. A.v. Aleksandrov is the author of over 36 scientific contributions, 5 inventions and software packages. Over the last 5 years he has presented 3 papers at international conferences.
Oleg P. Orlov
Principal Research Scientist of Krylov State Research Centre. Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, Professor, DSc. Laureate of prizes awarded by the USSR Council of Ministers and Russian Federation Government, laureate of A. N. Krylov Prize awarded by the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, laureate of L. I. Sedov Prize awarded by National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics of RAS. Honored Shipbuilder. Author of over 50 scientific contributions and over 20 inventions with some of these implemented to improve performance of surface ships and offshore structures. Oleg P. Orlov has been research supervisor and coordinator in a number of projects including icebreakers, ice class ships and a special-purpose vessel for disposal of liquid radioactive wastes from nuclear-powered ships. Over the last five years Oleg P. Orlov has presented 2 papers at international conferences and published 3 articles in publications issued by Krylov State Research Centre.
Gennady B. Kryzhevich
Head of Strength & Structure Sector (high-speed ships and offshore platforms) of Krylov State Research Centre, Professor of Ship Structure Theory Department of SMTU, Doctor of Technical Sciences. G. B. Kryzhevich is a member of Expert Council at Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles, member of two dissertation councils, member of science & engineering council of Russian Maritime Register of Shipping, multiple chairman of State Attestation Committee of higher education institutes. Leader of thought schools, key researcher and expert in strength, reliability & structural design of high-speed ships and offshore platforms. Author of 220 scientific contributions including 5 books, monographs and training aids. Author of 18 inventions. Over the last five years G. B. Kryzhevich has published 22 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), received 12 invention patents and presented 15 papers at international conferences. G. B. Kryzhevich was awarded with two Diplomas of Merit of the Russian Federation Ministry of Industry and Trade (2012 & 2013), jubilee medals «300 Years of the Russian Navy» (1997) and «In Commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of Saint Petersburg» (2003).
Viktor P. Sokolov
Chief Designer of Civil Ship Systems’ Integration Division of Krylov State Research Centre, integrator of efforts under the envelope of Technology Platform No.7 (high-speed ships), member of scientific & technical council at OOO Baltic Technology Industries, member of Boat building Section at Russian Scientific & Technical Society named after A. N. Krylov, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD). v. P. Sokolov has managed and performed model tests of dynamically supported ships: air-cushion vehicles of various types, planing craft, monohull and multi-hull vessels. For his design and experimental developments v. P. Sokolov has been awarded with silver and bronze medals of the National Exhibition of Economic Achievements (VDNKh). Being the author of discovery «Vortex and wave interaction effect», he has elaborated the main principles for utilization of this effect to reduce the hydrodynamic resistance of high-speed ships. These efforts culminated in the development of the first Russian high-speed passenger catamaran (Project 23107). v. P. Sokolov has been a key researcher, designer, engineer, manager and delivery expert in this Project. v. P. Sokolov is the author of over 30 publications, including «Propulsion Performance» chapter in a handbook on small shipbuilding, he has 23 inventor’s certificates, 10 patents with 7 patents granted in the last 5 years.
Valery N. Polovinkin
Advisor to Director General of Krylov State Research Centre, Professor of Naval Academy, Chairman of Expert Council on Navy & Shipbuilding at Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (Ministry of Education and Science of Russian Federation), Chairman of Shipbuilding Section of Scientific Expert Council at Marine Board of the RF Government, member of the Presidium of Russian Scientific & Technical Society named after A. N. Krylov, Chairman of dissertation council of the Naval Academy, Honored Scientist of Russian Federation, DSc, Professor, full member of PANI (Peter’s Academy of Science and Fine Arts), Honored Professor of Naval Academy. v. N. Polovinkin leads the school of thought in reliability, survivability & safety of combat hardware systems included in the St. Petersburg List of key scientific & educational schools of thought. Under his scholarly advice 35 scientists defended their PhD (Candidate of Technical Sciences) dissertations, two scientists were awarded with a DSc degree in engineering and one scientist with a DSc degree in economics. Three PhD dissertations among these have been defended over the last 5 years. Author of 520 scientific contributions including 42 books, monographs, brochures. v. N. Polovinkin is the author of scientific discovery No.323 and holds over 30 invention patents. Over the last five years he has published 3 monographs, 8 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), presented 5 papers at international conferences. Over the last 5 years v. N. Polovinkin has been awarded with two gold and two silver medals by International Jury.
Vyacheslav P. Struev
Head of Division, Deputy Director General of Krylov State Research Centre, Deputy Chairman of Central Certification Commission on Nuclear Radiation Safety (Ministry of Industry & Trade), member of Russian National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Honored Shipbuilder of the Russian Federation, Laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in Science and Technology, DSc in Physics & Mathematics. Under his scholarly advice 1 scientist defended a PhD (Candidate of Technical Sciences) dissertation, 2 scientists were awarded with DSc degree, three of them have defended PhD dissertations over the last 5 years. v. P. Struev is the author of 72 scientific contributions, 5 handbooks, he holds 40 inventor’s certificates and patents. Over the last 5 years he has published 17 scientific papers and received 2 invention patents. v. P. Struev has been awarded with Honorary Diploma of St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly, Honorary Diploma «Elite of Shipbuilding Industry».
Nikolai L. Kuchin
Head of Integrated Radiation Environmental Safety Department & Head of Emergency Management Centre at Krylov State Research Centre, member of two dissertation councils, Honored Shipbuilder, DSc in Physics & Mathematics. N. L. Kuchin has been a key contributor to development of environment friendly technologies and equipment intended to assure nuclear and radiation safety of marine vessels as well as shipbuilding facilities. Author of over 100 scientific contributions including 1 monograph and 10 invention patents. Over the last 5 years N. L. Kuchin has published 10 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), received 2 invention patents and presented 2 papers at international conferences. He is a laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in Science and Technology N. L. Kuchin was awarded with medal of the Order of Merit for the Motherland (II class) and jubilee medals «300 Years of the Russian Navy» (1997) and «In Commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of Saint Petersburg» (2003), medal for «Recovery of SSN Kursk».
Roman A. Ivanov
Head of Department of Krylov State Research Centre, member of Expert Council on Navy & Shipbuilding at Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles, member of Coordination Council on piston engine building of RF Ministry of Industry and Trade, member of two dissertation councils (at Krylov State Research Centre and SMTU), Honored Mechanical Engineer of the Russian Federation, DSc, Professor, expert in conventional and non-conventional powerplants for ships, vessels and marine structures. R. A. Ivanov has played a key role in implementation of fuel-cell power systems in shipbuilding. Author of 92 scientific contributions. Over the last five years he has published 6 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 2 papers at international conferences.
Veniamin B. Avakov
Advisor to Director of KSRC’s affiliated branch TsNII SET (Ship Electric Engineering & Technology Research Institute), Principal Research Scientist, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD) (1969), father and chief designer of straight-tube modular steam generators for nuclear power plants (1963), co-designer of pumpless steam generating installations of Alpha & Beta types for ship nuclear power plants (1966), chief designer of fuel-cell powerplants for ships (1978–2013) including the first Russian fuel-cell power plant (Kristall-20) for the midget submarine Pirania that was successfully developed and accepted by the Navy in 1991, chief designer of the first workable one-through pressurized boiler installation (service life 40,000 hours) Napor for ships (1980–1984). More than ten dissertations have been defended as spin-offs of the above projects. Author of 80 scientific contributions and over 60 invention patents. Over the last five years v. B. Avakov have been leading hydrogen power projects of TsNII SET.
Georgy N. Tsitsikian
DSc (1990), Professor (2000), Academic Secretary of Scientific & Technical Council of TsNII SET (affiliated branch of Krylov State Research Centre), member of Electric Engineering Academy of the Russian Federation, full member of MANEB (International Academy of Ecology, Man and Nature Protection Sciences), Chairman of State Attestation Committee on electric power & technology at Saint-Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation). G. N. Tsitsikian was an official opponent to PhD & DSc dissertations (specialties 05.09.03 & 05.09.05) defended at sessions of scientific councils of Admiral Makarov State University of Maritime and Inland Shipping and St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. Over years G. N. Tsitsikian was professor of Electric Generation Department of Northwestern Polytechnic University. Author of 4 books (in Russian): «Electrodynamic Forces in Conducting Parts of Electric Devices and Current Leads» (co-authored with I. F. Kuznetsov), «Electromagnetic Compatibility in Electric Engineering», «Electric Power Quality and Related Issues», «Electric Power Quality in Self-Contained Systems». Author of 140 published contributions. Over the last five years he has published 20 papers in the journals short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK). He has 4 inventor’s certificates. G. N. Tsitsikian has contributed to development of the national standard «Ship electric equipment. Safety requirements, testing and monitoring methods».
Evgeny V. Tsibulksy
Deputy Head of Division of Krylov State Research Centre, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD). His main R&D field is power installations (fossil-fired and special types) for ships: development, operation and decommissioning; improvement of efficiency, technical, operational, economic and ecological aspects. Life-cycle management of powerplants. Ship & onboard equipment maintenance. Training of personnel. Author of 55 scientific contributions including handbooks and training manuals. Author of 3 invention patents. Over the last 5 years E.v. Tsibulksy has published 5 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 2 papers at scientific and engineering conferences.
Alexander M. Vishnevsky
Head of Ship Signatures and Ocean Physical Fields Division of Krylov State Research Centre, chairman of KSRC-based department «Physical fields of marine vessels and ocean» of SMTU, member of Expert Council on Navy & Shipbuilding at Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (Ministry of Education and Science of Russian Federation), member of two dissertation councils (KSRC and Naval Academy), DSc, Professor. A. M. Vishnevsky is a recognized authority in ship signature management and leads the school of thought in ship electrodynamics. He guided the development of high-tech solutions and hardware for electromagnetic and corrosion protection implemented on more than 300 ships of various types, as well as elaboration and implementation of the new electromagnetic compatibility concept for prospective vessels and ships. His disciples include scientists with PhD and DSc degrees. Over the last five years a PhD (Candidate of Technical Sciences) dissertation has been defended under his scholarly advice. Author of 205 scientific contributions including monographs and 8 invention patents. Over the last five years he has published 6 papers and presented 8 papers at international conferences. Double laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in Science and Technology (2002 & 2012).
Ernst L. Myshinsky
Principal Research Scientist of Krylov State Research Centre, DSc, Professor. Honored Shipbuilder of the Russian Federation, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation, member of the Russian Acoustical Society Board, member of the East-European Acoustical Association Presidium, full member of the Russian Metrological Academy and St. Petersburg Engineering Academy, laureate of USSR State Prize. Two generations of low-noise machinery installed on board modern combat ships and submarines have been developed under guidance of E. L. Myshinsky. Author of 115 scientific contributions and over 30 inventions. Over the last five years he has published a monograph and 10 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 2 papers at international conferences.
Sergei V. Popkov
Head of Laboratory of Krylov State Research Centre, Professor of Electroacoustics and Ultrasonic Technologies at St. Petersburg Electrotechnical University «LETI», member of dissertation councils of Krylov State Research Centre and SMTU, Chairman of Ship Acoustics Section at Russian Scientific & Technical Society named after A. N. Krylov, DSc, Senior Research Scientist, Honored Designer of the Russian Federation. S.v. Popkov have made significant contributions to the development of Russian shipbuilding with a focus on ship vibration, acoustics and habitability. Author of 88 scientific contributions, including a monograph and 6 invention patents. Over the last five years he has published 12 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), a training manual, guidelines and presented 7 papers at international conferences.
Yuri M. Patrakov
Head of Laboratory of Krylov State Research Centre, member of Scientific Council Section «Physical fields of marine structures and ocean, ship industrial acoustics», Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD). Yu. M. Patrakov is a key expert in developing radio absorbing materials for radar, laser and IR frequency ranges. Chief designer of RAM «Lak» (lacquer). He guided the development of modern instrumentation for measuring ship’s above-water signatures as part of efforts to reduce the same. Holder of the shipbuilding industry title «Honored Shipbuilder» (2009), awarded with jubilee medals «300 Years of the Russian Navy» (1997) and «In Commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of Saint Petersburg» (2004). Y. M. Patrakov is Krylov’ Veteran and Veteran of labor. Author of 70 scientific contributions and 30 invention patents. Over the last five years he has published 7 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), received 6 RF patents and presented 1 paper at an international conference.
Oleg V. Malyshev
Head of Department of Krylov State Research Centre, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD), Associate Professor. Main R&D fields: ship stealth to avoid detection by hydrophysical, electromagnetic, optic and hydrodynamic signatures; ship signature control tools (development, service maintenance and decommissioning; improvement of efficiency, technical, operational, economic and ecological aspects; ship signature management; ship and ship equipment maintenance). Training of personnel. Author of over 60 scientific contributions including handbooks and training manuals. Author of 5 invention patents. Over the last five years he has published 7 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), presented 5 papers at scientific and engineering conferences.
Vyacheslav I. Eiduk
Leading Research Scientist of Krylov State Research Centre, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD), Associate Professor. Main R&D fields: ship stealth to avoid detection by hydrophysical, electromagnetic, optic and hydrodynamic signatures; detection of ships by hostile sensors, ship stealth and camouflage; management of ship signatures; sip and onboard equipment maintenance. Training of personnel. Author of over 100 scientific contributions including handbooks and training manuals. Author of 16 invention patents. Over the last five years he has published 10 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), presented 5 papers at scientific and engineering conferences.
Andrei Ya. Lapovok
Head of Sector of Krylov State Research Centre, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD), Senior Research Scientist, member of Scientific Council Section «Physical fields of marine structures and ocean, ship industrial acoustics». A. Ya. Lapovok is a key expert in numerical modeling of ship electromagnetic fields. He has developed STAR3D Electric and STAR3D Magnetic software packages being a de-facto standard in the shipbuilding industry. Author of about 50 scientific contributions including 14 papers in the publications included in the international citation index. Over the last 5 years he has published 2 papers and presented 2 papers at international conferences. A. Ya. Lapovok has been invited as peer-reviewer by journals «Electricity» (Russia) and «IEEE Transactions on Magnetics».
Valery A. Kaliyu
Head of Hydroacoustic Measurement Sector of Krylov State Research Centre, Associate Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences College of St. Petersburg State University, Candidate of Technical Sciences (PhD), Associate Professor. v. A. Kaliyu has made significant contribution to the methodology and practices of ship acoustic signature measurements: he has developed fifteen measurement guidelines (certified and implemented) incorporated as appendices into the regulatory document. Under his scholarly advice a PhD (Candidate of Technical Sciences) dissertation and 4 graduation projects have been defended. Two projects have been performed under grants of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR). Author of about 50 scientific contributions and one invention patent. Over the last 5 years he has published 8 papers in the publications short listed by the Russian State Commission for Academic Degrees and Titles (VAK), and presented 4 papers at international conferences. v. A. Kaliyu has been awarded with a jubilee medal «300 Years of the Russian Navy» and Diploma of Merit of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
