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Surname Name Degree Department E-Mail Ababkov Valentin Professor Surname Name Degree Department E-mail Ababkov Valentin Professor Faculty of Psychology [email protected] Abakumov Evgenii Faculty of Biology [email protected] Abalian Anna Faculty of Political Science [email protected] Abarenkov Igor Professor Faculty of Physics [email protected] Abbasov Medzhid Docent Faculty of Applied Mathematics [email protected] and Control Processes Abgadzhava Daur Docent Institute of Philosophy [email protected] Abdulkadyrova Zarina Faculty of Medicine [email protected] Abdulmanova Adelia Docent Faculty of Philology [email protected] Abeidullin Ruslan Faculty of Law [email protected] Abramishvili Neli Faculty of Economics [email protected] Abramov Maksim Mathematics and Mechanics [email protected] Faculty Abramova Irina Professor School of International [email protected] Relations Abramovskaia Tatiana Mathematics and Mechanics [email protected] Faculty Abramian Andrei Senior Mathematics and Mechanics [email protected] Research Faculty Officer Abrosimova Natalia College of Physical Training [email protected] and Sports, Economics and Technology Avanesian Marina Faculty of Psychology [email protected] Avdontseva Evgeniia Institute of Earth Sciences [email protected] Avdiushenko Aleksandr Faculty of Mathematics and [email protected] Computer Science Averina Svetlana Faculty of Biology [email protected] Averkieva Natalia College of Physical Training [email protected] and Sports, Economics and Technology Averchenko Valentin Faculty of Physics [email protected] Avila Reese Tatiana SPbU Academic Gymnasium [email protected] named after D.K. Faddeev Avlova Tatiana Faculty of Philology [email protected] Avramenko Ekaterina Faculty of Medicine [email protected] Avrutina Apollinarii Docent Faculty of Oriental Studies [email protected] a Agadzhanova Angelina Faculty of Foreign Languages [email protected] Agapudov Denis Faculty of Foreign Languages [email protected] Agekian Vadim Professor Faculty of Physics [email protected] Adamova Nina School of International [email protected] Relations Adzhemian Loran Professor Faculty of Physics [email protected] Adoneva Svetlana Professor Faculty of Philology [email protected] Azarova Valentina Docent Faculty of Arts [email protected] Azarova Irina Docent Faculty of Philology [email protected] Azarian Veronika Faculty of Arts [email protected] Azbel Anastasii Institute of Pedagogy [email protected] a Aidaralieva Nazira administration [email protected] Aiele Medkhin Faculty of Oriental Studies [email protected] Teferi Ailamazian Eduard Professor Faculty of Medicine [email protected] Akentev Aleksandr Institute of Chemistry [email protected] Akimov Iurii Professor School of International [email protected] Relations Akimova Arina Faculty of Applied Mathematics [email protected] and Control Processes Akimovich Ekaterina Graduate School of Journalism [email protected] and Mass Communication Akkuratova Nataliia administration [email protected] Akopian Irina Senior Faculty of Physics [email protected] Research Officer Aksenov Konstanti Institute of Earth Sciences [email protected] n Aksenova Nadezhd Faculty of Philology [email protected] a Aksenova Elena Faculty of Physics [email protected] Aksenova Anna administration [email protected] Aksenova Olga administration [email protected] Akulin Igor Faculty of Medicine [email protected] Aleinikov Andrei Docent Institute of Philosophy [email protected] Aleksandrov Aleksei Professor Faculty of Law [email protected] Aleksandrov Aleksandr Professor Faculty of Biology [email protected] Aleksandrov Konstanti Mathematics and Mechanics [email protected] n Faculty Aleksandrov Anton Faculty of Biology [email protected] Aleksandrov Aleksandr Professor Faculty of Applied Mathematics [email protected] and Control Processes Aleksandrova Irina Faculty of Applied Mathematics [email protected] and Control Processes Aleksandrova Olga Faculty of Psychology [email protected] Aleksandrova Mariia Docent Faculty of Law [email protected] Aleksandrova Tatiana Faculty of Arts [email protected] Aleksandrova Irina SPbU Academic Gymnasium [email protected] named after D.K. Faddeev Alekseev Nikolai Professor Faculty of Biology [email protected] Alekseev Kirill Faculty of Oriental Studies [email protected] Alekseev Ivan Institute of Earth Sciences [email protected] Alekseev Oleg Faculty of Mathematics and [email protected] Computer Science Alekseev Anatolii Professor Faculty of Philology [email protected] Alekseev Konstanti Docent Graduate School of Journalism [email protected] n and Mass Communication Alekseev- Anatolii Institute of Philosophy [email protected] Apraksin Alekseeva Irina Faculty of Philology [email protected] Alekseeva Mariia Faculty of Oriental Studies [email protected] Alekseeva Svetlana Faculty of Liberal Arts and [email protected] Sciences Alekseeva Elena Institute of Chemistry [email protected] Alekseeva Nina Docent Mathematics and Mechanics [email protected] Faculty Alekseenko Denis Faculty of Foreign Languages [email protected] Alekseitseva Tatiana Faculty of Philology [email protected] Alenina Natalia administration 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