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Scriptures of Ancient Israel in Historical Perspective (Youth
January 29th, Sunday Time/room Program 10:30–11:15 Registration of the participants 11:30–13:00 Opening ceremony. 1st Plenary Session conference-hall Sochi 1–2 Chairs: Victoria Mochalova, Mikhail Chlenov Presentations of the Sefer programs, projects and publications Prof. Eugene Weiner’s Fellowships Award 13:00–14:00 Lunch (restaurant on 2nd floor) 14:00–19:00 Sessions (simultaneously) 14:00–19:00 Scriptures of Ancient Israel in Historical room Moscow –1 Perspective (youth section) Chairs: Sergey Tischenko, Mikhail Seleznev Discussants: Sergey Tischenko, Alexey Lyavdansky Michail Shachmuradyan (Rostov-on-Don) Halah, Habor, River of Gozan and Hara: Source Analyses Leonid Dzhalilov (Moscow) Psalm 82 in the Light of Ugaritic Texts Anna Dyagel (Minsk) Construction of the Jewish Community Boundaries in the Persian Period (VI–IV BCE) Dmitry Melnik (Moscow) Second Temple Judaism in the Works of R.Y. Wipper’ Anna Luneva (St. Petersburg) Tertullian and Jews of Carthage Vera Duerrschnabel (Bern) The Poetics of Ancient Jewish Curse Texts Elena Novoselova (Moscow) Old Testament Allusions in Spanish Chronicles of the Colonial period Alexey Volchkov (St. Petersburg) Is Jonah among the Prophets? Deconstructivist’s Approach to the Reading of Book of Jonah 14:00 – 19:00 Jews in Diaspora: Contacts and Conflicts room Moscow –2 Chairs: Maxim Khizhy, Victor Shnirelman 1 Victoria Mochalova (Moscow) Image of a Jew in the Polemic Literature in Polish-Lithuania Commonwealth: 17th Century Victoria Gerasimova (Omsk) Blood in the Jewish- Christian Relations in Smolensk Province in the 18th–19th Centuries Maxim Khizhy (Vladimir) Rabbi Schneerson and Russian Authorities in the 1840-1850s: an Attempt at Dialogue Tatiana Khizhaya (Vladimir) Children of Judaizers in Russia in the 19th Century: Victims, Heirs of the Tra- dition, “Instruments” of Influence and Resistance Dmitry Bratkin (St. -
Making Nuclear Physics Industrial Engineering Science: Talented Soviet Physicist with Troublesome Character and Career
American Journal of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering 2017; 2(3): 144-149 http://www.sciencepublishinggroup.com/j/ajmie doi: 10.11648/j.ajmie.20170203.15 Making Nuclear Physics Industrial Engineering Science: Talented Soviet Physicist with Troublesome Character and Career Nurgaliev Ildus S. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Chair in Renewable Energy and Rural Electrification, All-Russian Research Institute for Electrification of Agriculture, Moscow, Russian Federation Email address: [email protected] To cite this article: Nurgaliev Ildus S. Making Nuclear Physics Industrial Engineering Science: Talented Soviet Physicist with Troublesome Character and Career. American Journal of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. Vol. 2, No. 3, 2017, pp. 144-149. doi: 10.11648/j.ajmie.20170203.15 Received: November 1, 2016; Accepted: January 6, 2017; Published: March 6, 2017 Abstract: The biography and scientific results of the prominent Soviet-Russian physicist Dmitry Ivanenko are presented. Dramatic career of the talented physicist is described on the historic background of dramatic period of Soviet Union. Professor Ivanenko appears as an figure of Novel level by his talent of Physicist not get recognized by part of colleagues because of his personal troublesome character and historic circumstances. The purpose of the article is to bring attention of the community to necessity of closer collaboration between scientists and state governments in front of the coming global challenges. Keywords: Industrial Engineering, Biography of D. Ivanenko, History of Theoretical Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Cosmological Term, Theory of Gravitation character and refers to the scientific results of the author only 1. Introduction in the list of references. Every period of science history has its heroes and, sometimes, anti-heroes. -
Centre for Fundamental and Mathematical Physics 2 Centre for Fundamental and Mathematical Physics
National Research Tomsk State University Centres of Excellence Centre For Fundamental And Mathematical Physics 2 CENTRE FOR FUNDAMENTAL AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS Centre For Fundamental And Mathematical Physics Head of the Centre: Vladislav Gavriilovich Bagrov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor TSU Faculty of Physics George Vladimirovich Mayer, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor TSU Faculty of Physics Laboratory of Theoretical and Mathematical Physics Laboratory of Quantum Theory of Intense Fields Laboratory of Photophysics and Photochemistry of Molecules Laboratory of Quantum Mechanics of Molecules and Radiation Processes The Centre should become an important tool for enhancing the position of the University nation- Vladislav Bagrov ally and internationally in the area of fundamental physics, and promote the increased competitive- ness of the University in a number of applied sci- entific fields. Activity of the Centre is based on long-term re- searches of the University scientists and results they have achieved in various aspects of theoretical physics. Researches are being conducted with the partici- pation of the Faculty of Physics and TSU Siberian Physical-Technical Institute together with scientist George Mayer from the other Russian Universities and from the Universities abroad. CENTRE FOR FUNDAMENTAL AND MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS 3 On Developing Scientific Research in the Area of Theoretical Physics The date of the birth of the Tomsk Nowadays in this field, scientific re- School of Theoretical Physics is considered search is conducted in a wide range of ar- to be 1929, when at Faculty of Physics and eas, beginning with radiation theory and Mathematics the Department of Theoreti- condensed matter physics and culminating cal Physics was opened.