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Doctor
of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Professor
Revaz Zaridze
Scientific
Adviser of LAE
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Position:
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Emeritus
Professor since 2009. Full Professor of Exact and Nature Sciences
Department of TSU |
| Date
and Place of Birth: |
May
08, 1938, Tbilisi, Georgia, USSR |
| E-mail:
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rzaridze@laetsu.org
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Educational
Background:
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| October
1986 |
Doctor
of Physical and Mathematical Science, Institute of Radio - Engineering
Physics and Electronics,
Academy of Science of USSR, Moscow, Russia. USSR. |
| June
1973 |
Candidate
of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Tbilisi
State University,
Georgia. |
| June
1962 |
Master's
degree in Low-Temperature Physics, Tbilisi
State University,
Georgia. |
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Professional
Experience:
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| Since
September 1, 2007 |
Scientific
Adviser of LAE |
| Since
August 2006 |
Full
professor at Institute of Physics of Tbilisi
State University |
| 1981-
2007 |
Transformed
Young Scientists & Students Group in Laboratory of Applied Electrodynamics.
Head of Laboratory of Applied Electrodynamics
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| 1973
- end of USSR |
Laboratory
of Applied Electrodynamics worked on military problems for the Defense
Ministry, The Ministry of Defense Industry, Ministry of Electronic
Industry, Ministry of Radio Industry, etc. |
| 1973-1981 |
Head
of Young Scientists and Students Group of Department of Physics, working
on Applied Electrodynamics |
| 1965-1982 |
Assistant
Professor, Department of General Physics, Tbilisi
State University,
Tbilisi, Georgia. |
| 1962-1965
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Radio-Engineer
of Semiconductors Problem Laboratory, Department of Physics, Tbilisi
State University,
Georgia. Set up experiments for students in the laboratory and repaired
the damaged electronic equipment. |
| Led
Group in researching problems in diffraction and propagation of electromagnetic
waves. Conceived, created and developed the efficient numerical Method
of Auxiliary Sources for solving problems in applied electrodynamics.
The method allows the solution of problems of diffraction on complex
bodies, waveguides and resonators systems, and non-periodic transient
waves. |
| Over
twenty years of experience in research and contributions for the Defense
Ministry of the former USSR. Specifically developing techniques for
homing guidance and control of intercontinental ballistic and their
flight paths. |
| Calculated
the necessary characteristics for a crystal to be used in an antenna
component of a space module for the Soviet Space Program. Then designed
and created this crystal that was launched to the moon in 1967. |
| Advisor
of more then twenty graduate Ph.D. students. Currently working with
several graduate students on projects of applied electrodynamics. |
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1982-1986
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Associate
Professor, Department of Physics, Tbilisi
State University,
Georgia. |
| 1986-
present |
Professor
of General Physics, Department of Physics, Tbilisi
State University,
Georgia. |
| Teaching
first three-year courses in mechanic, molecular physics and thermodynamics,
electricity and magnetism, wave phenomena and optics, atomic and nuclear
physics. Presented lectures and led problem-solving session with students
of the physics department. |
| 1991
- present |
Scientific
Collaboration with Technical
University of Berlin |
| 1992
- 1996 |
Project
executed for Volkswagen
via a grant - on computer simulation and measurement of Electrostatic
Discharge Phenomena |
| 1994
- present |
Scientific
Collaboration with National
Technical University of Athens
(Athens, Greece) |
| 1996
- 2000 |
Project
executed for INTAS
via a grant - working with colleagues from Zurich, Switzerland, Vigo,
Spain, Breman, Germany, and Moscow State University on MAS application
for light scattering problems. |
| 1996
- 2001 |
Contractor
of Motorola
Inc., Florida Corporate Electromagnetic Research Laboratory, Fort
Lauderdale, FL, USA |
| 1998
- 2001 |
Two
Projects executed for Greek government via grants - working on problems
of Applied Electrodynamics. |
| 2001
- 2003 |
SCOPE.
Swiss National Science Foundation. |
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Scientific
and Professional Societies:
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| 1984
- end of the USSR |
Member
of the coordinating council - Management Committee of the Ministry
of Higher Education of the USSR, Moscow. Helping to advise and coordinate
research funding and planning for Soviet Universities and Institutes
in the application of dielectric waveguides, resonators and fiber
optics to super-high frequency systems. |
| 1987
- present |
Member
of Council for Dissertation defenses. Tbilisi
State University |
| 1997
- present |
Member
of Council for Dissertation defenses. Technical
University of Georgia |
| 1993
- 1995 |
Member
of Parliaments Experts Council of Defense and National Security of
Republic of Georgia. |
| 1995
- present |
Member
of Management Committee of European Society - COST 243 in area of
Electromagnetic Compatibility. |
| 1996
- present |
Member
of IEEE,
Chapter Organizer and Chapter Chairman of IEEE Division ED/MTT/AP/EMC
Societies in Republic of Georgia. |
| 2006
- present |
Member
of AAPT |
| Invited
Lectures: |
Speaking
on the Numerical Method of Auxiliary Sources for the Solution of problems
in Applied Electrodynamics. |
| 1984 |
All-Union
School-Seminar on Diffraction and Wave Propagation for young Scientists
and Ph.D. students, Volokolamsk, near the Moscow. USSR. |
| 1986 |
University
of Lubliana. Lubliana. Yugoslavia |
| 1988 |
All-Union
School-Seminar on Diffraction and Wave Propagation for Young Scientists
and Ph.D. students, Chistopol, (near Kazan), Russia |
| 1990 |
Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany |
| 1991 |
Osaka
Electro-Communication University, Tokyo University, Japan; College
of Science & Technology, Nihon University, Tokyo, Japan |
| 1994 |
National
Technical University of Athens,
Institute of Communication and Computer Systems, Athens, Greece |
| 1995
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Latsis
Symposium on Computational Electromagnetic, Zurich, Switzerland |
| 1996 |
MOTOROLA,
Inc. - Florida Corporate Electromagnetic Research Laboratory, Fort
Lauderdale, FL, USA |
| 1997
July 26 - August 05: |
NATO
Advanced Study Institute in Applied Computational Electromagnetic,
SAMOS, GREECE |
| 1997
September 14-19: |
Northrop
Grumman Corporation,
Electrodynamics and Applications, Santa Monica, California, USA |
| 2001
December 19-21: |
Federal
Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland. |
| 2002
June 2-7: |
AMEREM
2002, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland. |
| 2004
May 20-21: |
East-West
Workshop Advanced Techniques in Electromagnetics, Warszawa, Poland |
| 2004
September 14-17 |
10th
International Conference on Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetic
Theory, Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine |
| Awards,
honors |
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| 1994 |
NATO
Fellowship |
| 1995-1998 |
Volkswagen
Foundation Grant |
| 1996
December - 1997 January |
NATO
Grant "HTECH (RG 961321)" Greece,
Georgian and Armenian Researchers. INTAS
Grant |
| 1999-2000 |
Georgian-Greece
2 Grants |
| 1999 |
Professor
of Soros Grant |
| 2000-2001 |
ISTC
Grant |
| 2001-2004 |
SNF
Grant |
| 2003-2004 |
CRDF/GRDF
Grant |
| Scince
2005 |
Senior
Member of IEEE |
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Adviser
more than 20 defended PHD degrees
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