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''' | '''Alexander N. Dyachenko''' (DOB 14.10.1977, Biysk, Altai Krai) – Vice-Rector for Science and Innovations, Professor at Tomsk Polytechnic University. Founder and CEO of the scientific spin-off “Fluoride Technologies”. | ||
Main research areas: development of physical and chemical bases of production of non-ferrous and rare metals, chemical processing technology of titanium-zirconium raw materials, beryllium technology and fluoride technologies. The author of over 150 scientific works, including 30 inventor’s certificates. Published 2 monographs “Introduction to Nuclear Chemical Technology” and “Fluoride Technology of Nuclear Fuel”. Supervised 3 postgraduates and a postdoctoral student. | Main research areas: development of physical and chemical bases of production of non-ferrous and rare metals, chemical processing technology of titanium-zirconium raw materials, beryllium technology and fluoride technologies. The author of over 150 scientific works, including 30 inventor’s certificates. Published 2 monographs “Introduction to Nuclear Chemical Technology” and “Fluoride Technology of Nuclear Fuel”. Supervised 3 postgraduates and a postdoctoral student. | ||
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'''Tomsk Polytechnic University''' | '''Tomsk Polytechnic University''' | ||
2014 - present Vice-Rector for Science and | 2014 - present Vice-Rector for Science and Innovations; | ||
2010 - 2014 Head of the Department of Rare, Scattered and Radioactive Element Technology; | 2010 - 2014 Head of the Department of Rare, Scattered and Radioactive Element Technology; | ||