First name:
Fedir
Family name: Dudkin
Affiliation and official
address:
Lviv Center of Institute
for Space Research (LC ISR) of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine &
National Space Agency of Ukraine, 5-A Naukova St., 79000, Lviv, Ukraine
Education (degree,
dates, universities)
1963-1966: BS,
Radiopolytechnic College, Leningrad, Russia; 1967-1973: MSc, State
University, Lviv, Ukraine; 1994: PhD, Institute of Physics and Mechanics
of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Dissertation area:
theoretical study of active electromagnetic (EM) sounding system in
stratified lossy media. Cert.: theoretical physics, radioengineering.
Career / Employment (employers,
positions and dates)
1965-1966: technician,
Institute of Physics and Technics of Academy of Sciences of USSR,
Leningrad, Russia.
1966-1975: radioengineer,
research scientist, Institute of Medical Electronics, Lviv, Ukraine.
Scientific work area: theoretical and experimental studies of
bioelectric activity of human body (brain and muscles).
1976-1997: research
scientist, Institute of Physics and Mechanics of National Academy of
Sciences of Ukraine, Lviv, Ukraine. Scientific work area: marine EM
sounding (theory and development of active EM systems), theoretical and
experimental investigations of very low frequency EM waves of different
origins (antennas, interference, ionospheric currents) in variety media
(air, sea water, ground, space plasma).
1997- , senior research
scientist, LC ISR. Scientific work area: 1) development of theory and
methods for detection and location of ultralow frequency EM sources,
particularly for study of pre earthquake lithospheric EM activity; 2)
development of theory of active EM sounding for natural hazards
prediction (a) for study of the Earth’s crust conductivity changes (for
earthquakes and volcanic eruptions forecast), (b) for study the solar
wind – magnetosphere interactions (for space weather forecast); 3)
development of theory and methods of electric and magnetic measurements
in variety media (space plasma, Earth, sea water etc.); 4) theoretical
study of current density measurements in space plasma; 5) detection of
subsurface objects by portable active EM sounding systems.
Honours, Awards,
Fellowships, Membership of Professional Societies
Medal of USSR exposition of National
Achievements, Moscow, 1974.
Ukrainian National Prize for Science and Technology, 2008.
Royal Society visiting fellow: University of Sussex, England, 1997;
University of Sheffield, England, 1998, 2001.
Grantee NATO, 1999-2001.
Russian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Russia, Moscow, 2006, academician.
ACS (American Chemical Society), USA, Washington, DC, 2009, member.
Biographical reference books: Marquis “Who is Who in America”, 65 ed.
(USA, 2009);
Marquis “Who is Who in the World”, 19-26 eds. (USA, 2002-2009);
Marquis “Who is Who in the Science and Engineering”, 7-10 eds. (USA,
2003-2009).
“Who’s Who, Russian edition”, eds. 8-11 (Moscow, Russia, 2005-2008).
Publications
Number of scientific
publications: more than 140, including 2 monographs.
November 2009