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EARTH SCIENCES

1. Adushkin V. V. Studying of the anisotropy of the Earth's inner core by using kvasireflected waves (05-05-65358). Institute of Geospheres Dynamics, RAS. Moscow.
2. Agafonov B. P. Descending and ascending lithoflows under rifting and their ecological implications (the Baikal basin as the case –study) (05-05-64103). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
3. Agatova A. I. Peculiarities of distribution of dissolved and particulate organic carbon in marine ecosystems of the North Atlantics and the Arctic Basin (05-05-64254). Russian Federal Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography. Moscow.
4. Aibulatov N. A. Investigation of nature and anthropogenic factors' correlations in the coastal zones evolution (in the seas of Russia as example) (05-05-65159). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
5. Akhmetiev M. A. The Palaeogene biospheric crises. The consequences for marine and terrestrial biota (05-05-64910). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
6. Alekhin Y. V. Determination of high-temperature transport forms of sulphophile heavy metals (Cu, Zn, Cd, Pb, etc.) based on experimental data and reconstructions of fumaroles composition from the Tolbachik Volcano (05-05-64792). Faculty of Geology Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
7. Alekseev A. S. Mathematical model of wave propagation and arising anomalies geophysical fields in the elasto-porous, fluidosaturated, electrocunducting media; applications for seismology, seismoprospecting and oil-production (05-05-64245). Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
8. Alexandrov P. N. Study of laws of distribution of an electromagnetic field in anisotropic and bianisotropic media (05-05-65076). Geoelectromagnetic Research Center of The Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Troitsk.
9. Anderson E. B. Study of interelements connections in biominerals of calciferous and phosphate skeletal elements of freshwater hydrobionts containing lanthanides and actinides (05-05-65091). Khlopin Radium Institute. Saint Petersburg.
10. Andreeva I. A. Compositions, physicochemical conditions and genesis of ore-bearing magmas from the rare-metal carbonatite and beryllium deposits of the Central Asian foldbelt (evidence from melt, crystalline and fluid inclusions) (05-05-64055). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
11. Antipin V. S. Paleozoic granitoid plutons and dyke series of Khamar-Daban range and their relation to the Angara-Vitim batholith formation: geochemical parameters, sources of magmas, petrogenesis (Pribaikalia) (05-05-64202). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
12. Antonova E. E. Theoretical and experimental investigation of the regular transport and turbulent transportation in the magnetosphere of the Earth (05-05-64394). Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
13. Arabov A. J. Variations and trends of ozone and nitrogen oxides concentrations in the background atmosphere over Northern Caucasus (05-05-64785). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
14. Arashkevich E. G. Variability in biomass and structure of zooplankton communities: role of hydrophysical factors, food resources, and predation (05-05-64686). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
15. Arefiev S. S. Geodynamical models of recent strong earthquakes (05-05-64316). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
16. Ariskin A. A. Development of new techniques simulating olivine and pyroxene crystallization as applied to genetic problems of basic and ultrabasic rocks (05-05-64906). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of the, RAS. Moscow.
17. Ashchekov I. V. Megacrystalline coherent phases of the deep seated abyssal systems: reconstructions of magma feeding systems and the processes of the differentiations and interactions with the mantle rocks and the influence on the generations of diamonds and other deep seated gemstones and other mineral resources (05-05-64718). Trofimuk United Institute of Geology, Geophysics and Mineralogy, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
18. Askhabov A. M. Theory, mechanisms and consequences of cluster (kvataron) self-organization of substance in crystalforming media (05-05-65112). Institute of Geology Komi Scientific Center, Ural Branch, RAS. Syktyvkar.
19. Astakhov A. S. The recent ore formation in backarc basins of Marginal Seas of northeast Asia (05-05-65217). Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological Institute, Far East Branch, RAS. Vladivostok.
20. Babkin V. I. To discover the nature of long-term variability in water resources of the Central Federal District of Russia and to develop methods for water resources prediction for the forthcoming 10 years (05-05-65041). State Hydrological Institute. Saint Petersburg.
21. Badanina E. V. The conditions and mechanisms of the rare-metal cogenetic volcano-plutonic associations formation (rare-metal granites - ongonites, elvans - rhyolites and tuffs) by studying melt and fluid inclusions in the minerals (05-05-64878). Levinson-Lessing Earth Crust Research Institute of Saint Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
22. Bakhanov V. V. Variability of surface wave and atmospheric near-surface layer characteristics in inhomogeneous current field (05-05-64942). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
23. Balukhovsky A. N. Appraisement of sedimentary shell of continental and oceanic blocks: estimations of sedimentation area, volumes and mass of sediments and volcanic intensity at Late Pleistocene ( Neopleistocene ), Quaternary period (05-05-64781). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
24. Balykin P. A. Reconstruction of the evolution of compositions of parental magmas and mantle sources of low-alkali ultramafic-mafic associations from contents and behavior of rare, rare, rare-earth, and platinum group elements (05-05-64504). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
25. Bantsekina T. V. The peculiarities of heat and mass transfer in coarse- grained slope deposits in the mountainous territories of permafrost area (by the example of the North-Eastern Russia) (05-05-65360). North-Eastern Research Station of Permafrost Institute, Siberian Branch, RAS. Magadan.
26. Bazhenov M. L. A paleomagnetic study of Upper Permian rocks of Eurasia: was the Late Paleozoic geomagnetic field dipolar? (05-05-65105). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
27. Belenkaya E. S. Transition current systems arising during encounters of the terrestrial magnetosphere with solar coronal mass ejections accompanied by the northward rotation of the interplanetary magnetic field (05-05-64435). Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
28. Beliaev A. Y. Pollution transport in the subsurface of a boggy aquifer and adsorption of the pollutants by peat particles accounting for hysteretic properties of sorption, namely, development of a mathematical approach, laboratory analysis and numerical simulations (05-05-65013). Water Problems Institute, RAS. Moscow.
29. Belikovich V. V. Studies the D-region of the ionosphere by partial reflection and artificial periodic irregularities techniques (05-05-64304). The State Research Radiophysical Institute. Nizhny Novgorod.
30. Beloglazov M. I. The spatial-temporary variability of the atmospheric ozone in Arctic conditions (05-05-64271). Polar Geophysical Institute, Kola Science Center, RAS. Murmansk.
31. Belousova A. P. Ecological-hydrogeological principles of estimate of the groundwater quality transformation in the technogenous condition (05-05-65261). Water Problems Institute, RAS. Moscow.
32. Berdichevsky M. N. Analysis of self-descriptiveness of magnetotelluric and magnetovariational soundings (05-05-65082). Faculty of Geology Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
33. Berlyant A. M. Theory and methods of modeling of new type of geoimages with predetermined properties (05-05-65104). Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography. Moscow.
34. Bershov L. V. Deformation defects in natural diamonds: spectroscopic characteristics, models, and mechanisms of formation (05-05-64986). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
35. Biakov A. S. Permian sedimentary basins of the Verkhoyan and the Kolyma-Omolon region: stratigraphy, sedimentology, fossil biota, paleogeography (05-05-64407). North-East Interdisciplinary Research Institute, Far East Branch, RAS. Magadan.
36. Blinov S. M. Complex research underwater of karst sources of Ural (05-05-64548). Natural-Science Institute at the Perm State University. Perm.
37. Bobkov A. A. Elaboration of methodics of forecast of fire danger geocomplexes on the territory of Russia (05-05-65317). St. Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
38. Bobriakov A. P. Experimental investigation of mechanism of creation - development of zones of localized deformation and crack formation in granular and powder materials under modeling of geomechanic processes (05-05-65343). Institute of Mining - Scientific- Research Establishment, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
39. Bobrov A.M. Numerical experiment – the modeling of the topography and stress fields in moving continents and near their margins at the sequential stages of supercontinental cycle (05-05-65190). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
40. Bogatikov O. A. Mesothermal gold deposits of Archaean greenstone belts: a relationship with magmatic and tectonic evolution of the Karelian Craton (05-05-64793). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
41. BoJtsov V. E. Geogenetical models of formation unique of the resources integrated golden- uranium deposits of the Aldan Centrale part (05-05-64041). Ordzhonikidze Moscow State Prospecting University. Moscow.
42. Bolshiyanov D. J. Hydromorphogenesis of the Lena river delta (05-05-64419). Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute. Saint Petersburg.
43. Bolysov S. I. Morphology, distribution and dynamic of biogenic relief in the forest zone of the European part of Russia (05-05-65087). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
44. Borisov M. V. Thermodynamic models of hydrothermal ore-forming systems (05-05-64223). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
45. Borissov A. S. Paleosecular geomagnetic variation in Siberia for the last 8-10 thousands years (05-05-64632). Kazan State University. Kazan.
46. Bornyakov S. A. Nonlinear dynamics of faulting: critical states of rupture systems in dissipative structures of large fault zones (05-05-64327). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
47. Borovikov A. A. Fluid regime of porphyry ore-magmatic systems and factor of their metallogeny specialization (Cu/Mo, Au, Ag, PGE) (05-05-64422). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
48. Bortnikov N. S. Nature and sources of fluids and solutes in mesothermal gold-forming hydrothermal systems (a case study of gold deposits of Russia) (05-05-64803). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
49. Bouchnev D. A. The formation and chemical structure of the kerogen from an organic carbon rich sedimentary rocks (05-05-65018). Institute of Geology, Komi Scientific Center, Ural Branch, RAS. Syktyvkar.
50. Bozhinskiy A. N. Modeling of large-scale glacial and debris flow catastrophes (05-05-64037). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
51. Chanturia V. A. Theoretical and experimental study of non-traditional methods of disintegration of mineral complexes, their sorption and flotation characteristics in mineral processing of complicated platinum-containing ores (05-05-64039). Institute of Problems of Complex Development of Bowels, RAS. Moscow.
52. Chapligin N. N. Relationship of gas-dynamic condition of coal-rock massif at various technogenic treatment regimes (05-05-65062). Institute of Problems of Complex Development of Bowels, RAS. Moscow.
53. Chashechkin Y. D. Adequate models of environmental processes (05-05-64090). Institute For Problems In Mechanics, RAS. Moscow.
54. Chekhovich V. D. Geodynamics of the marginal basins and their setting in late-Mesozoic tectonic development of the Northeastern Eurasia (05-05-64917). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
55. Chepalyga A. L. Late-Pleistocene extreme inundations in the temperate zone of Euro-Asia: paleohydrological reconstructions, water sources and the impact thereof on the ancient population (05-05-64929). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
56. Chepinoga V. V. Studding of influence of landscape and intra-landscape structure of territory on composition and structure of flora of hydromorphic habitats of Southern Cis-Baikal region (05-05-64061). Irkutsk State University. Irkutsk.
57. Chepurin Y. A. Step-by-step ocean acoustic tomography with digital data transfer (05-05-64658). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
58. Chernavskaya M. M. Climatic extremes combinations over Russia and their spatial and temporal dynamic according to climate changes (05-05-64544). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
59. Chernomorsky A. I. Development and research of algorithms for a new strapdown technology of gravimetric survey and operation provision for a gravity-inertial navigation complex of a mobile object for marine application (05-05-65365). Moscow Aviation Institute (State Technical University). Moscow.
60. Chernouss P. A. Simulation of influence of short-term impulse loading on stability of natural snow masses on a slope (05-05-64368). Apatitys Branch of Murmansk State Technical University. Murmansk.
61. Chernykh V. V. Kungurian stage as the subdivision of General Stratigrafic Scale of the World (05-05-64440). Institute of Geology and Geochemistry, Ural Branch, RAS. Ekaterinburg.
62. Chevychelov V. Y. Experimental study of chlorine and fluorine solubility in phonolitic, rhyodacitic and basaltic melts coexisting with mixed fluids (H2O –Cl -F) (05-05-64754). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
63. Chkhetiani O. G. Role of a helicity in an atmospheric turbulent boundary layer: numerical modeling and natural experiment (05-05-64735). Space Research Institute, RAS. Moscow.
64. Chumakov N. M. Coevolution of climate and biosphere of the Earth during Proterozoic and Phanerozoic (05-05-64949). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
65. Danilova J. V. Transformation of high-carbonaceous reduced fluid systems in upper sections of the deep faults zones (05-05-64244). Institute of the Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
66. Danilova V. P. Geochemistry of biomarker hydrocarbons of homologous series of triterpanes in Jurassic sedimentary formations of the West Siberian basin (05-05-64573). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
67. Dashevsky Y. A. Geophysical investigation of consolidation of the medium destructed through catastrophic earthquake (05-05-64503). The Institute Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
68. Datsenko Y. S. Theoretical and experimental investigations of the hydroecological structure formation of complexly valley and stratify reservoirs (05-05-64220). Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography. Moscow.
69. Dedkov A. P. Global erosion and sediment suspended yield from continents into oceans: natural and anthropogenic components (05-05-65001). Kazan State University. Kazan.
70. Demonterova E. I. Enriched isotopic components in basaltic magmas: role of metasomatose in lithospheric mantle and recycling of oceanic material (05-05-64477). Institute of the Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
71. Dirksen V. G. Impact of the largest Holocene volcanic eruptions on ecosystems of South Kamchatka (05-05-64517). Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, Far Eastern Branch, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
72. Dmitriev A. P. Theoretical and experimental modeling processes and basing methods of safe ecology placing high-sulfur coal waste (05-05-64807). Moscow State Mountain University. Moscow.
73. Dobretsov N. L. Main parameters of thermochemical plumes and geodynamic processes during plume ascent and eruption (experimental and theoretical modeling, natural objects) (05-05-64899). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
74. Dobroliubov S. A. Climatic variability of the intermediate and deep water structure and circulation in the Atlantic ocean (05-05-64408). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
75. Dolzhanskii F. V. Creation of the fundamentals of the quasi-two-dimensional hydrodynamics and theory of passive admixture transport with the developed quasi-two-dimensional vortex structures (05-05-64745). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
76. Dorogokupets P. I. Development of consistent pressure standards on base of equations of state of Au, Ag, Cu, Pt, W, Mo, MgO, NaCl, Al2O3 (05-05-64491). Institute of the Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
77. Drebushchak V. A. Stability of solid solutions and phases with variable composition in geological fundamental model systems. Thermodynamic investigation (05-05-64556). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
78. Drits V. A. Structural and chemical heterogeneity of minerals, new methodological approaches and their application (05-05-64135). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
79. Drucker V. V. Studies of Lake Baikal phages as a factor affecting the structure of microbial communities (05-05-64219). Limnological Institute, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
80. Dvinskikh S. A. Theoretical fundamentals of the comprehensive study of reservoirs exposed to considerable industrial load (05-05-65028). Perm State University. Perm.
81. Dyakonov K. N. Regional and local geographic factors of distribution and evolution of wetlands in North Eurasia (05-05-64706). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
82. Dymnikov V. P. Predictability of large scale atmospheric processes (05-05-65045). Institute of Numerical Mathematics, RAS. Moscow.
83. Dzhamalov R. G. Estimation and mapping of the ground water flow as water balance element of the large regions, continents and Earth (05-05-65033). Water Problems Institute, RAS. Moscow.
84. Efremov S. V. The genesis of the Middle Chukotka granitoids and connection thereof with metosomatized lithospheric mantle domain (05-05-64052). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
85. Ekaykin A. A. Isotopic budget of subglacial Lake Vostok (Antarctic’s) from the deep ice core data (05-05-65248). Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute. Saint Petersburg.
86. Elnikov A. V. Experimental check-up of criterion of remote detection of layer stratospheric - tropospheric exchange with the use of methods of laser probing (05-05-64518). Institute of Atmospheric Optics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tomsk.
87. Ermakov S. A. Experimental and theoretical investigation of interaction between gravity-capillary waves and turbulence in the presence of organic films on the sea surface (05-05-64137). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
88. Fadeev V. V. Laser Spectroscopy of Surface Ocean Microlayer (05-05-65075). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
89. Fedkin V. V. Role of fluids in the origin of crustal eclogites (05-05-64561). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
90. Fedonkin M. A. Eukaryotization of the Proterozoic carbonate basins: Vendian stage (05-05-64825). Palaeontological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
91. Fedorov A. S. Restoration of ecological potential of anthropogenically-transformated biogeocoenosis of North-West Russia (05-05-64462). Research Institute of Calculation Mathematics and Control Processes at St. Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
92. Fedorov I. I. Experimental study of behavior of syngenetic silicate, sulfide, and oxide inclusions in diamonds at high P-T conditions (05-05-65042). Branch of Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
93. Fedorovsky V. S. Synorogenic collapse of the collisional systems (05-05-64016). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
94. Fedotov S. A. 1.1.2. Mathematical modeling of evolution and properties of magmatic feeding systems of volcanoes with the account to convection and volatiles transfer in the magma chambers for an estimation of mechanisms of their activity, stability of volcanic edifices and the evaluation of geothermal resources (05-05-64730). Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, Far Eastern Branch, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
95. Fershtater G. B. Geochemical evolution of the central and south Ural Paleozoic intrusive magmatism: isotope geochronology, compositional variations, magmatic sources, geodynamics (05-05-64079). Institute of Geology and Geochemistry, Ural Branch, RAS. Ekaterinburg.
96. Fonarev G. A. Gradientometer with one moving magnetometer (05-05-65239). Geoelectromagnetic Research Center of the Institute of Physics of the Earth, RAS. Troitsk.
97. Frolov A. V. The study of gravity-waves forcing on the large-scale atmospheric circulation in quasi-static approximation (05-05-64575). Hydrometeorological Scientific-Research Center of Russia. Moscow.
98. Gablina I. F. Sulfide forming in different conditions of the lithogenesis a recent and past sedimentary basins (05-05-64952). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
99. Galin V. Y. Elaboration of the joint three-dimension model of dynamics and chemistry of the atmosphere and investigation of interaction of the stratospheric ozone with the global circulation (05-05-65181). Institute of Numerical Mathematics, RAS. Moscow.
100. Ganelin V. G. Circum Arctic stratigraphie correlation and geohistorical boundaries in development of Permian sedimentation basins of Arctic (05-05-65234). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
101. Ganzey L. A. Role of catastrophical processes to landscape development in Late Pleistocene-Holocene (Kurile Islands) (05-05-64063). Pacific Institute of Geography, Far East Branch, RAS. Vladivostok.
102. Gaskov I. V. Physical-chemical and geochemical factors of ore-bearing pyrite-containing volcanogenic systems (on data of melt and fluid inclusions) (05-05-64341). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
103. Georgiadi A. G. Hydrological anomalies over Russian Plain during the Holocene warm epochs and the projected global climate warming (05-05-64499). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
104. Gerasimov V. Y. The thermochronological modeling of the evolution of metamorphic systems (05-05-65025). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
105. Gershenkop A. S. Development of theoretical grounds to stabilize the Subarctic natural environments as well as ways to increase the efficiency of their bioremediation by oil contamination on the basis of local materials (05-05-64004). Institute of Problems of Industrial Ecology of the North, Kola Center of Science, RAS. Apatitys.
106. Ginzburg A. S. Coupled low-parametric model of climate and carbon cycle for their regional and global changes estimation (05-05-65137). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
107. Gladenkov Y. B. The Oligocene time as a turning point in evolution of the Cenozoic biosphere; its reflection in the North Pacific ecosystem (stratigraphy and monitoring of geological events) (05-05-64072). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
108. Glazunov A. V. Modeling of large scale turbulence in atmospheric boundary layer over orographically not uniform surface (05-05-64918). Institute of Numerical Mathematics, RAS. Moscow.
109. Glebovitsky V. A. Metamorphic history of the Stanovoy collision suture and similar collision zones within the Djugdjur-Stanovoy mobile belt.05-05-65128). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
110. Golovanova I. V. Construction of a new variant of heat flow map of the Urals corrected for palaeoclimatic effects05-05-64141). Institute of Geology, Ufa Center of Science, RAS. Ufa.
111. Golubyatnikov L. L. Estimation of the interaction for the zonal ecosystems and climate change (05-05-65167). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
112. Gordienko I. V. Stages of forming and evolution of Uda-Vitim island-arc system of the Transbaikalian sector of the Paleoasian ocean (05-05-64035). Geological Institute, Siberian Branch, RAS. Ulan-Ude.
113. Gornova M. A. Late Archean stage of lithosphere formation of the Siberian craton (05-05-64642). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
114. Gorodnitsky A. M. Marine magnetic gradient survey at analysis of a deep geological structure of the shelf seas both search of oil and gas deposits (05-05-64320). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
115. Gorokhov I. M. Sm-Nd, Rb-Sr and K-Ar isotope systematics in argillaceous rocks as a tool for reconstruction of the chronology and formation environment of sedimentary rock-forming basins in the Riphean and Vendian (05-05-64298). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
116. Goryainov S. V. Silicate-water interaction at laser heating in diamond anvil cell (05-05-64657). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
117. Grechko E. I. Investigation of long term and seasonal variations of climatically active gases (CO, CH4, H2O) over the central Russia, Northern Caucasia and Antarctica (05-05-64311). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
118. Grichuk D. V. Simulation of heavy metal behavior in the system 'water - bottom sediments' subjected to the pollution (05-05-64976). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
119. Gruza G. V. Probabilistic forecast of climate changes and fluctuations (05-05-65263). Institute of a Global Climate and Ecology of Federal Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring Service and the, RAS. Moscow.
120. Gruzdev A. N. Effect of solar activity and emission of greenhouse gases on contents of minor gaseous species in the atmosphere (05-05-65034). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
121. Gulev S. K. Sea-air interaction climatology, providing closure of the global energy balances and adequate representation of the regional balances (05-05-64882). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
122. Gureyeva I. I. Flora of the left-bank part of Nazarovsko-Minusinskaya depression and the history of its development in Post-glacial period (05-05-64266). Tomsk State University. Tomsk.
123. Gusev Y. M. Physically based modeling water and heat exchange at the land surface (05-05-64161). Water Problems Institute, RAS. Moscow.
124. Ibrayev R. A. Investigation of inter-annual variability of the Caspian Sea circulation and sea level, heat and water budgets (05-05-64842). Institute of Numerical Mathematics, RAS. Moscow.
125. Isachenko G. A. The diagnostics of long-term natural and anthropogenic changes of European Russia taiga on the basis of the landscape dynamics conception (05-05-64604). Scientific Research Institute of Geography St.-Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
126. Ivanov A. V. Osmium isotope geochemistry: development of analytical methods and application for solving geological tasks (05-05-64281). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
127. Ivanov B. V. The structure of magmatic system of Avachinsky volcano according to petrologic data: a problem of Plinian-type eruptions (by the example of initial eruptions of the Young cone of the volcano) (05-05-65300). Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, Far Eastern Branch, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
128. Ivanov Y. A. Research of North Atlantic water dynamics (meanders, rings, eddies) on the base of high resolution sigma-model (05-05-64197). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
129. Jadin E. A. Extended-range forecast of abnormal cold winters using total ozone data (05-05-65289). Central Aerological Observatory. Dolgoprudny’y.
130. Kabattchenko I. M. Theoretical and experimental researches of hydrodynamical processes in a coastal shallow zone of the Caucasian coast of the Black Sea (05-05-64160). The State Oceanographic Institute. Moscow.
131. Kadik A. A. Formation of carbon and hydrogen species in reduced magmatic melts equilibrated with liquid metallic phase Fe-Si: application to early mantle chemical differentia (05-05-64391). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
132. Kadygrov E. N. Investigations of urban atmospheric boundary layer thermal regime based on microwave remote sensing data (05-05-65288). The Central Aerological Observatory. Dolgoprudny’y.
133. Kaistrenko V. M. Investigation of the space-time distribution of the tsunami run-up at the Russian Far Eastern coast (05-05-64733). Institute of Sea Geology and Geophysics, Far East Branch, RAS. Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
134. Kalashnik A. I. Investigation of geomechanical conditions of development of shelf gas-condensate deposits for understanding of the mechanism and forecast of the geodinamic phenomena (05-05-65312). Mining Institute, Kola Science Center, RAS. Apatitys.
135. Kalinin U. K. Non-linear effects of orbital move of seismogenic very large irregularities of F2 region (05-05-64193). Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation, RAS. Troitsk.
136. Kanygin A. V. Causal and consequent relations between aromorphoses and global change of geological medium (on the example of Ordovician period) (05-05-64509). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
137. Karabashev G. S. Climatology of normalized radiance spectra and capabilities of satellite remote diagnostics of ecologically substantial events from their spectral-radiance manifestations in the Black Sea (05-05-65240). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
138. Karinsky A.D. Study of the anisotropic media by alternating electromagnetic fields with different field sources (05-05-65271). Ordzhonikidze Moscow State Prospecting University. Moscow.
139. Karlin L. N. Study of size variability of Langmuir circulation cells in natural water bodies (05-05-64494). The Russian State Hydrometeorological University. Saint Petersburg.
140. Karol I. L. Elaboration of methods of significance estimating of photochemical model atmospheric composition change due to external model parameter uncertainties and results of their application (05-05-64496). Main Geophysical Observatory. Saint Petersburg.
141. Karpov G. A. Substance sources and mechanisms of the formation of microelement and isotope composition in volcanogenic fluid systems of Kamchatka (05-05-64789). Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, Far Eastern Branch, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
142. Kattsov V. M. Study of climate variability in high latitudes through the 20th-21st centuries using a superensemble of climate models (05-05-65093). Main Geophysical Observatory. Saint Petersburg.
143. Kazansky V. I. Unique ore deposits in sodic metasomatites as related to deep structures (on example of the Kirovograd and Katugin ore districts) (05-05-65081). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
144. Khain E. V. Oldest mafic-ultramafic complexes of Kazachstan-Uralian and Siberian-Mongolian margins of Palaeoasian ocean and pre-Ordovician history of their evolution (05-05-64700). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
145. Khain V. E. Tectonic map of the Russian East Arctic Seas (East Siberian, Chuckchee, and Western Bering Sea) (05-05-65198). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
146. Khisina N. R. Nano-heterogenuity and OH- occurrence in mantle olivine nodules from kimberlites (05-05-64834). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
147. Kholmovoy G. V. Evolution alluvial sedimentation in the new geological history and extreme events connected with it (05-05-65084). Voronezh State University. Voronezh .
148. Kholodov A. L. Organic matter and greenhouse gases in frozen ground on the Yakutian coastal lowlands: condition of preservation and transformation under the periglacial processes (05-05-64062). Institute of Physicochemical and Biological Problems In Soil Science. Pusch’ino.
149. Kholodov V. N. Paragenesis of facies, minerals and chemical elements in sedimentary deposits of phosphorus, iron and manganese; geochemical models and origin (05-05-64033). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
150. Khomentovsky V. V. The stratigraphy of the Siberian Neoproterozoic - the foundation of the General Scale for this time (05-05-64229). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
151. Khoroshev A. V. Multiscale organization of geosystem interactions (05-05-64335). Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography. Moscow.
152. Khudoley A. K. Rifting and stages of formation of continental margin on the eastern North Asian continent in Riphean - early Paleozoic (05-05-65327). Karpinsky All-Russia Research Geological Institute. Saint Petersburg.
153. Khutorskoy M. D. Comparative analysis of the thermal evolution of the Northern Eurasia sedimentary basins (05-05-64011). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
154. Kirkinskii V. A. Helium isotopes anomalies in natural objects as geochemical indicator: a new point of view (05-05-64930). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
155. Kiselev A. I. Middle Paleozoic basic and kimberlitic magmatism of the Vilyui paleorift as resulted from plume-lithosphere interaction within the eastern Siberian platform (05-05-64043). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
156. Kleimenova N. G. Wave signature of extra strong magnetic storms (05-05-64495). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
157. Knatyko V.M. Mineral-matrical technologies of protection of the environment from pollution (05-05-65210). St. Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
158. Kogarko L. N. Alkaline magmatism of continents and Oceans, its ore potential and problems of the heterogeneity of the Earth's mantle (05-05-64144). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
159. Kolesnikov Y. I. Spatio-temporal analysis of the aftershock sequence of 2003 Chuya earthquake (05-05-64439). The Institute Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
160. Kolunin V. S. Heat and mass transfer in the water-saturated rigid porous media with ice inclusions (05-05-64228). The Institute of Earth Criosphera, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tyumen.
161. Kondratyev S. A. Estimation and forecast of phosphorus balance of Lake Ladoga and Neva Bay water system (05-05-65097). Limnology Institute Russian Academy of Science. Saint Petersburg.
162. Kononov V. I. Heat supply of hydrothermal systems (05-05-64021). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
163. Kononova N. K. Climate change circulation mechanisms over the extratropical latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere and especially for Russia in 20-21-st century (05-05-64354). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
164. Konovalov I. B. Three-dimensional modeling of special and temporal distributions of photooxidants over the European continent (05-05-64365). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
165. Konovalov V. G. Aerospace monitoring of glaciers fluctuation and dangerous natural phenomena in high-mountain regions of Central Asia (05-05-64296). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
166. Kontorovich A. E. Geochemistry and genesis of aromatic biomarker hydrocarbons of organic matter in Jurassic deposits of the West Siberian basin (05-05-64587). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
167. Konyaev K. V. Evolution and destruction of intense internal tide at steep shelf (05-05-65270). Andreyev Acoustics Institute. Moscow.
168. Kopaev A. V. Vertical crustal movements and non-tidal gravity variations in different geotectonical conditions (05-05-64635). Sternberg State Astronomical Institute of Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
169. Kopaevich L. F. Structure and evolution of the Late Cretaceous water masses of the North-eastern Peri-Tethys on the base of microorgnisms (05-05-65157). Faculty of Geology Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
170. Koren T. N. Principles and methods of biofacies modeling: limits of tolerance of the Early Paleozoic pelagic biota (05-05-64832). Karpinsky All-Russia Research Geological Institute. Saint Petersburg.
171. Korikovsky S. P. Petrological and mineralogical transformations of metabasites and basic rocks during eclogitization (05-05-64831). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
172. Korotaev S. M. Experimental study of the possibilities of geomagnetic activity forecasting on the base of macroscopic nonlocality effect (05-05-64032). Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation, RAS. Troitsk.
173. Koroteev V. A. Structure and generation of pre-Jurassic basement of the western part of West-Siberian oil- and gas bearing basin (according to results of complex geological and geophysical research) (05-05-64201). Institute of Geology and Geochemistry, Ural Branch, RAS. Ekaterinburg.
174. Korsakov A. K. Composition, structure and models form of ocean crust in Precambrian (05-05-64083). Ordzhonikidze Moscow State Prospecting University. Moscow.
175. Kostitsyn Y. A. Geochemical features and origin of the DUPAL anomaly (05-05-64699). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
176. Kosyan R. D. Modeling of the field of sediment concentration, suspended by irregular waves in the surf zone (05-05-64145). The Southern Branch of The Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RAS . Gelendjik.
177. Kovach V. P. Sources and geodynamic setting of ophiolite complexes of the Central Asia: isotopic (Nd, Pb) and geochemical data (05-05-64520). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
178. Koval P. V. Study of mercury emission and wet deposition processes in biosphere circle of Pribaikalie (05-05-64626). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
179. Kovalenko N. I. Experimental Study of Aqueous Zirconium Migration in Hydrothermal Solutions (05-05-65099). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
180. Kovalenko V. I. The Sources, compositions, geodynamical sets and ore capasity of alkaline, subalkaline and connected magmatic rocks of Central Asia (05-05-64056). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
181. Kozakov I. K. Ñrystalline complexes of the Central Asia mobile belts at the Paleoasian ocean geodynamical development: geological, geochronological and isotopic data (05-05-65340). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
182. Kozlov N. E. Composition of Archaean rock complexes and preservation of the ancient formations of the Earth crust deep zones (05-05-64177). Apatitys Branch of Murmansk State Technical University. Apatitys.
183. Kozlovsky A. M. Composition and sources of bimodal magmatism of late Palaeozoic rift system of the Central Asia (05-05-64001). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
184. Kozoderov V. V. Inverse problems of condition assessment for forest ecosystems using multispectral satellite imagery (05-05-64199). Institute of Numerical Mathematics, RAS. Moscow.
185. Krainov S. R. Geochemical and hydrogeological models of Cu, Zn, Pb, As, Sb hydrogenic deposits (05-05-65100). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
186. Kropotkin A. P. Dynamics of nonlinear current structures and its role in the global magnetospheric dynamics (05-05-64993). Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
187. Krupchatnikoff V. N. Sensitivity study of the precipitation and runoff river to anomalies of a condition of a land surface in territory of Siberia with elevated concentration CO2 using coupled climatic model 'atmosphere-soil-vegetation' (05-05-64989). Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
188. Krymsky R. S. Isotope-geochemical criteria of sulfide hydrothermal field commodity (the Mid-Atlantic ridge) (05-05-64628). Karpinsky All-Russia Research Geological Institute. Saint Petersburg.
189. Kucheruk N. V. The contemporary evolution of Black Sea bottom communities (05-05-64329). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
190. Kuchment L. S. Investigation of long-term ensemble predictability of the spring runoff on the basis of physically based model of hydrological processes and stochastic weather generators (05-05-64828). Water Problems Institute, RAS. Moscow.
191. Kuimova L. N. Ice and hydrophysical regime of Lake Baikal as a response to climate changes (05-05-64375). Limnological Institute, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
192. Kulichkov S. N. Interaction of the acoustic waves with anisotropic turbulence in the atmosphere (05-05-64973). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
193. Kulikov E. A. Tsunami zoning of Pacific coast based on new physical principles (05-05-64585). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
194. Kulikov V. A. Theoretical and experimental modeling of nonlinear properties of upper part of section rocks (05-05-64663). The Institute Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
195. Kulikov V. I. Dynamic processes in lithosphere by technological influence (05-05-64821). Institute of Geospheres Dynamics, RAS. Moscow.
196. Kulikov V. S. Early-Paleoproterozoic volcanic-plutonic association Vetreny Poyas formation modeling during mantle komatiitic plume WindyBelt degradation (05-05-64788). Institute of Geology, Karelian Center of Science, RAS. Petrozavodsk.
197. Kunitsyn V. E. Multi-technique space-time ionospheric tomography over Europe (05-05-65145). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
198. Kurbatkin G. P. Interseasonal evolution of anomalies and interannual variability of the general and monsoon circulation of the atmosphere (05-05-64822). Institute of a Global Climate and Ecology of Federal Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring Service and the, RAS. Moscow.
199. Kurkin V. I. Experimental investigations of ionosphere dynamics over north-east region of Russia under guiet and disturbed geomagnetic conditions (05-05-64634). Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
200. Kurlenya M. V. Research of long-term vibrating influence by seismic pulses on development of oil deposit (05-05-64558). Institute of Mining - Scientific- Research Establishment, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
201. Kurnosov V. B. Hydrothermal-metasomatic transformation of rocks in seamounts (05-05-65180). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
202. Kurolap S. A. Geoecological factors of forming public health in large urban-industrial aglomerations of Central Chernozym Region (05-05-64402). Voronezh State University. Voronezh .
203. Kutinov Y. G. Complex researches of the ecological condition of the natural ambience in the North-West of Russia (for example of the Arkhangelsk oblast) in order to make the fundamental bases of the rational nature management and the prognosis of the ecological-dangerous processes (05-05-64430). Institute of Ecological Problems In The North, Ural Branch, RAS. Arkhangelsk.
204. Kuzin V. I. Studying the interaction of the Arctic and North Atlantic oceans on the basis of the numerical modeling (05-05-64990). Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
205. Kuzmichev A. B. Tectonics of New Siberian Islands: a key to a non- contradictory model of Amerasian basin opening (05-05-64028). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
206. Kuzmin A. V. Technique of nonlinear radio-thermal resonance spectroscopy application for measurements of sea surface properties (05-05-64451). Space Research Institute, RAS. Moscow.
207. Kuzmin M. I. Postaccretionary magmatism of central part of the Mongol-Okhotsk foldbelt: nature and geochemical sources (05-05-64332). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
208. Kuzmin Y. D. Research of the influence of geophysical fields and industrial activity on geodynamic parameters of hydrothermal system in seismoactive regions of Kamchatka (05-05-64837). The Kamchatka Branch of Geophysical Service of the, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
209. Kuznetsov M. S. Theoretical foundations of transportation and accumulation of outwashing soil by slop flows (05-05-64902). Moscow Lomonosov State University, Faculty of Soil Science. Moscow.
210. Kuznetsov V. Y. Evolution of oceanic hydrothermal ore-forming processes on the base of radiochronological (230Th, 230Th/U, 210Pb/Pb, 14C), micropalaeontological and geochemical investigations (05-05-64925). Scientific Research Institute of Geography St.-Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
211. Lapitsky S. A. Investigations of emission and some components of global geochemical mercury cycle by new experimental methods (05-05-64791). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
212. Larin I. K. New mechanism of ozone layer depletion involving sulfate aerosols (05-05-64550). Institute of Energy Problems of Chemical Physics, RAS. Moscow.
213. Laverov N. P. Peculiarities of formation, isomorphism, radiation and chemical durability of the actinide matrices with garnet-type structure (05-05-64005). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
214. Lemeshko N. A. Natural and man-made impacts on biodiversity of the Sea of Azov (05-05-65335). Zoological Institute, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
215. Leonov Y. G. The different orders of rhythms and crisis events of the history of the Caspian basin formation: description, analysis causes and their influences on sea level changes (05-05-64790). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
216. Letnikov F. A. The magmaforming Phanerozoic fluid systems of continental lithosphere of Central Asia (05-05-64243). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
217. Levchenkov O. A. Pb-Pb and Sm-Nd isotopic systems of rock-forming minerals of metamorphic and metasomatic rocks as indicators of duration and dynamics of their formation (05-05-65308). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
218. Levitan M. A. Comparative analysis of sedimentation history in the Arctic and Southern (Antarctic) Oceans during the last climatic cycle (05-05-64342). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
219. Levitin A. E. Geomagnetic activity estimation on the base calculation energy of magnetic field contained in geomagnetic variations (05-05-65196). Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation, RAS. Troitsk.
220. Litasov K. D. The role of volatiles in deep geodynamical processes: high pressure experiments to 30 GPa (05-05-64740). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
221. Litasov Y. D. GIS and remote sensing usage for the interpretation of geological data for the Cenozoic volcanic fields of Central Asia (05-05-64704). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
222. Litvin Y. A. Heterogeneous equilibrium of melts and minerals in the mantle silicate–carbonate– sulfide–chloride–carbon systems, their role in magma differentiation and diamond genesis (experimental study at 5.5 – 8.5 GPa and 800 – 2000oC) (05-05-64101). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
223. Lobkovsky L. I. Complex analysis and numerical simulation of submarine landslides, tsunami waves and bottom turbidity currents (05-05-64685). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
224. Lovchikov A. V. Experimental - analytical study of mining - induced earthquakes in the underground mines (05-05-65154). Mining Institute Kola Science Center, RAS. Apatitys.
225. Luchinin A. G. The images reconstruction of underwater objects: opportunities and prospects (05-05-64525). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
226. Lyubavin L. Y. Acoustical monitoring of ocean climate change of mean temperature (05-05-64945). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
227. Lyubimova T. V. The Petrophysical of motivation in fractional stratums on Cretaceous flysch formation of NORTHWEST Caucasus (05-05-65247). Kuban State University. Krasnodar.
228. Makarenko N. I. Evaluation of extreme long waves impact on the ocean coast by means of mathematical modeling (05-05-64460). Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
229. Makarov P. V. Dynamics and destruction of geomaterials and geomedia considered as hierarchically organized block systems (05-05-64659). Institute of Strength Physics and Materials Science, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tomsk.
230. Makrygina V. A. Reconstruction of island arcs and margin basins in the Northeast Paleoasian Ocean by means of geochemical signatures of metamorphic belts, Baikal Area (05-05-64217). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
231. Mamai I. I. Seasonal and intraseasonal states of the Meshchera landscapes (05-05-64780). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
232. Manakov A. Y. Experimental modeling and measurement of thermophysical properties of gas hydrate containing bottom sediments at different P-T conditions (05-05-64122). Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
233. Marchenko A. V. Forming and evolution of the roughness of Arctic ice (05-05-64442). General Physics Institute, RAS. Moscow.
234. Margulis L. S. Sedimentary basins of the Pacific margins: sequence stratigraphy and sedimentary structure, models of formation and oil and gas prospects criteria (05-05-64334). The All-Russia Oil Research Prospecting Institute. Saint Petersburg.
235. Marinov V. A. Terminal Cretaceous of Siberian part of Arctic (fauna, stratigraphy, biogeography) (05-05-64467). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
236. Martynenko A. I. Development of the system creation and application of the electronic synthesized images: the theory and technologies (05-05-65117). Institute of Problems of Computer Science, RAS. Moscow.
237. Mashinskii E. I. The amplitude-hysteresis effects in rock under transmission of the small-amplitude elastic waves (05-05-64709). The Institute Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
238. Maslennikov V. V. Microfacies of Paleozoic and recent black smokers (05-05-64532). Institute of Mineralogy, Ural Branch, RAS. Miass.
239. Mazo E. L. Complex geophysical investigations tectonosphere of the north-eastern part of the Indian ocean (05-05-64194). Faculty of Geology Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
240. Mazurov M. P. Dynamics of ore formation in mantle-crust systems of intercontinental scattered spreading regions (05-05-64262). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
241. Meleshko V. P. Study of climate sensitivity to radiative forcing by means of numerical modeling and analysis of observation (05-05-65326). Main Geophysical Observatory. Saint Petersburg.
242. Melnikov I. A. Assessment of the sea ice ecosystem condition in recent term of freshening and warming of surface water in the Arctic Ocean (05-05-64319). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
243. Melnikov O. A. Mad volcanoes of the Sakhalin Island: the relation between the material composition dynamics, thermal conditions and geophysical fields in the framework of present crustal movements (05-05-64124). Institute of Sea Geology and Geophysics, Far East Branch, RAS. Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
244. Melnikova I. N. Retrieving the optical characteristics of the atmosphere from multiangle spectral observations with POLDER instrument (05-05-64653). St. Petersburg Research Center of Ecological Safety, St. Petersburg Center of Science, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
245. Mikhailov V. N. River mouths of the world: hydrological regime, morphological features, history of evolution (05-05-65110). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
246. Mikhaylov N. N. Regional changes of climate and others components of nature. Current state, estimates and forecast (05-05-64815). Altai State University. Barnaul.
247. Mikishin Y. A. Holocene of sea shores in the south Far East of Russia (05-05-64486). Far East Geological Institute, Far East Branch, RAS. Vladivostok.
248. Minkin M. A. Experimental substantiation of the up-to-date concept of the mechanism of bulging of frozen soils (05-05-65017). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
249. Mints M. V. Elaboration of the model of the origin, deep structure and the Paleoprotezoic evolution of the Early Precambrian cratons using the East-European Craton as a basic object (05-05-65012). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
250. Mironov A. N. Neogene and Recent Center s of diversification and dispersal of the marine fauna (05-05-65283). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
251. Mishin V. M. Superstorms and effects of interplanetary shocks in the Earths' magnetosphere, solar flares, and the space weather (05-05-65170). Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
252. Mogilnaya O. A. Biofilms formation by autochthonous and allochthonous bacteria in the natural and model aquatic ecosystems with different mineral salt concentrations (05-05-64053). Institute of Biophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Krasnoyarsk.
253. Mokhov I. I. Diagnosis and modeling of relationship between climate and carbon cycle (05-05-64907). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
254. Molchan G. M. Scaling laws and forecasting in a model and realistic seismicity (05-05-64384). International Institute of Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, RAS. Moscow.
255. Molostovsky E. A. Construction detail magnetostratygraphy scale of the upper Phanerozoic in European Russia and adjacent areas (05-05-64250). Scientific Research Geological Institute of the Saratov State University. Saratov.
256. Monin A. C. Wavelet analysis of the climatic glacial cycle generation (05-05-64209). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
257. Morozov V. N. Development of structural-tectonic models of geodynamic processes in zones active orogenez (05-05-64975). Geophysical Center, RAS. Moscow.
258. Moskalevsky M. Y. Estimation of the grounded ice discharge of East Antarctic Ice Sheet (05-05-64168). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
259. Mossakovsky A. A. Tectonic structure and geodynamic evolution of the junction area of the Central-Asian and Pacific orogenic belts (05-05-65027). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
260. Nazarov I. M. The biogenic sequestration of carbon within the territory of Russia and its input to global climate change (05-05-65109). Institute of a Global Climate and Ecology of Federal Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring Service and the, RAS. Moscow.
261. Nazarov M. A. Lunar meteorites: pristine rocks of the lunar highland crust (05-05-64472). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
262. Nazarov V. E. Experimental investigation of nonlinear wave processes in rocks (05-05-64941). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
263. Nechaeva E. G. Development of landscape-geochemical methods for the physical-geographical process exploration (05-05-64036). Institute of Geography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
264. Negrutsa V. Z. Model of the Karelian eonothem (05-05-64489). Geological Institute of Kola Science Center, RAS. Apatitys.
265. Nemerov V. K. Processes of ore-forming in black shales: geology, geochemistry and thermodynamic modeling (05-05-64466). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
266. Nepomnyaschikh A. I. Theoretical and experimental investigation of external influence for heat and mass transmission and mechanisms of forming of multicrystalline silicon structure through direct crystallization (05-05-64752). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
267. Neprochnov Y. P. Seismo-geological modeling of marine gas hydrates (05-05-65124). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
268. Nikiforov S. L. Seabed evolution of the Pechora Sea and in-sight into the future (05-05-64864). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
269. Nikiforov V. M. The deep break's structures study on the territory of Primorye by means of the electromagnetic methods (05-05-64457). Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological Institute, Far East Branch, RAS. Vladivostok.
270. Nikishin A. M. Kinematics reconstruction and dynamic modeling of the Great Caucasus fold belt and adjacent foreland basins using balanced sections technique (05-05-64623). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
271. Nikitin L. V. Stress state, deformation and instability of the geomaterial masses (05-05-64146). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
272. Nikitina L. V. Dynamical model of sources of the Main Geomagnetic Field as a reflection of hydrodynamical processes in the Earth's liquid core and at the core-mantle boundary (05-05-64181). Institute For Earth Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radiowaves, St.-Petersburg Branch. Saint Petersburg.
273. Nikolaev A. V. Fine Temporal-spatial a seismoacoustic structure study affected by the earth tides, endogenous and exogenous processes as a tool of the stress dynamics control (05-05-64104). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
274. Nizovtsev V. A. The main principles of formation and evolution of structure of cultural-historical landscapes of Central Russia (05-05-64896). Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography. Moscow.
275. Nosenko G. A. Glacier changes in the Urals during the 20-th century - causes, contemporary tendencies and perspectives (05-05-64983). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
276. Novenko E. Y. Landscape dynamics during Holocene and Middle Valdai megainterstadial in the south part of the Valdai upland (05-05-64479). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
277. Obvintseva L. A. Research of Heterogeneous Processes in the Atmosphere with Participation of Small Gas Components (05-05-64895). Federation State Unitary Organization "Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry". Moscow.
278. Odintsev V. N. Study of fractal features and development of prognostic principles of local extreme rock deformations under large-scale natural and technogenic actions (05-05-65008). Institute of Problems of Complex Development of Bowels, RAS. Moscow.
279. Ogorodov S. A. The role of sea ice in dynamics of coastal zone relief (05-05-64258). The State Oceanographic Institute. Moscow.
280. Omeliyanenko B. I. Geochemical and petrophysical conditions of safe underground storage of nuclear waste in crystalline rocks (05-05-64094). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
281. Onishchenko O. G. Kinetic theory of low frequency waves in the circumterrestrial high-beta plasma (05-05-64992). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
282. Organova N. I. Crystalochemistry and microstructure particularities of some silicates (labuntzovites, tobermorites and tacherenites), sulfides (plate-like sulfides and chalcopyrite-like minerals) and oxides (murataites) because of the growth conditions and following existence (05-05-64959). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
283. Orlenok V. V. Research of morpholithodynamics and ecology of the coastal zone of the South-east Baltic (05-05-64833). Kaliningrad State University. Kaliningrad.
284. Ovchinnikov N. O. The forms and volumes of water burial in mineral structures of mantle peridotites and eclogites: connection with thermal and redox state of mantle (05-05-65307). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
285. Ovchinnikov V. M. Mosaic in reflections from the surface of the inner core as the seismological evidence of dynamic processes in the transition zone from the inner core to outer (05-05-65048). Institute of Geospheres Dynamics, RAS. Moscow.
286. Ovchinnikova G. V. The U-Pb and Rb-Sr systematic of biochemogenic Upper Precambrian and Cambrian sediments: geochronological and chemostratigraphic problems and the evidence of supplying juvenile material into the Paleoocean (05-05-65329). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
287. Ovchinnikova O. V. Study of the influence of mechanisms of noble metals and bioactive compounds uptake by mineral phases on the formation of geochemical fields of ore deposits (05-05-65250). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
288. Panina L. I. Geochemistry and fluid regime of melts responsible of formation alkaline ultramafite-carbonatite complex of the Maimecha-Kotyi province (05-05-64361). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
289. Papunov V. G. Season dynamic of bottom natural complexes at the coastal zone (05-05-64843). The State Oceanographic Institute. Moscow.
290. Pavleychik V. M. The analysis of the spatial structure and dynamics of karst landscapes in the steppe Foreurals, and the analysis of their role on the forming of the natural diversity (05-05-64180). Institute of Steppe, Ural Branch, RAS. Orenburg.
291. Pavlov A. V. Permafrost ground stability in developing gas-oil regions under the contemporary climate changes (05-05-64215). The Institute of Earth Criosphera, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tyumen.
292. Pavlov D. V. Investigation of parameters of oscillatory movements of blocks of different hierarchical levels in terrestrial crust and estimation of their effect on the evolution of deformation processes in rock massifs and engineering constructions (05-05-64588). Institute of Geospheres Dynamics, RAS. Moscow.
293. Pelinovsky E. N. Forecasting of the marine natural hazards based on the models of nonlinear waves (05-05-64265). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
294. Perchuk L. L. High-temperature metamorphism and ductile shearzones (05-05-64196). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
295. Perlshtein G. Z. Non-temperature factors of the heat exchange between active layer and atmosphere (05-05-64390). Institute of Environmental Geoscience, RAS. Moscow.
296. Perminov V. I. The model of variations of the molecular oxygen emission characteristics of the upper atmosphere (05-05-65275). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
297. Petrossiants M. A. The velocity circulation of the wind in cyclones and anticyclones as predictor of weather anomalies in midlatitude and tropics (05-05-65032). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
298. Petrounin G. I. Peculiarity of thermal transfer in dispersion and grain-pore mediums (05-05-65269). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
299. Petrova I. R., Sherstyukov O. N. Wave processes of various scale in lower thermosphere (05-05-64651). Kazan State University. Kazan.
300. Petrova V. V. Principles of sedimentary cover formation processes in the oceanic rift zones (05-05-65125). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
301. Petrovsky V. A. Modeling of conditions of formation of natural diamond aggregates (05-05-64615). Institute of Geology Komi Scientific Center, Ural Branch, RAS. Syktyvkar.
302. Philinov I. A. Quaternary sediments of the Tunka rift valley (Southwest Pribaikalie) (05-05-64373). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
303. Pipko I. I. Interannual, intraseasonal and mesoscale dynamics of the carbonate system in the Eastern Arctic seas: causes and effects (05-05-64213). Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological Institute, Far East Branch, RAS. Vladivostok.
304. Pisarenko V. F. Detection, parameterization and interpretation of regional and subregional peculiarities of the regime of strong and seldom earthquakes (05-05-65276). International Institute of Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, RAS. Moscow.
305. Plaude N. O. Study of the effects of aerosols produced by megacity pollution on clouds and precipitation (05-05-64133). Central Aerological Observatory. Dolgoprudny’y.
306. Pogoreltsev A. I. Interannual and long-term variability of the temperature and planetary-wave activity in the tropo-stratosphere and effects in the middle atmosphere caused by these changes (05-05-64485). The Russian State Hydrometeorological University. Saint Petersburg.
307. Polukhina O. E. Strongly nonlinear long internal waves in stratified ocean: models and dynamics (05-05-64333). Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University. Nizhny Novgorod.
308. Polyakov A. V. Investigation of microphysical parameters of stratospheric aerosols and polar stratospheric clouds from space (05-05-65305). Fok Institute of Physics of the St. Petersburg University. Saint Petersburg.
309. Popov E. V. Jurassic chondrichthyan fishes from European Russia: taxonomic diversity, evolution, stratigraphical significance (05-05-64692). Scientific Research Geological Institute of the Saratov State University. Saratov.
310. Popov Y. A. Experimental investigations of thermal field of the Earth's crust in continental research wells (05-05-64879). Ordzhonikidze Moscow State Prospecting University. Moscow.
311. Postylyakov O. V. Development of methods for investigation of vertical distribution of minor gases and aerosol in the atmosphere using spectral observations of visual and UV scattered solar radiation (05-05-65139). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
312. Potapov S. S. Mineralogical and ecological consequences of development of coal deposits (by the example of Chelyabinsk and Kizel coal basin) (05-05-64680). Institute of Mineralogy, Ural Branch, RAS. Miass.
313. Potseluyev A. A. Regularities in formation of rare and precious metal deposits in Central Asia (05-05-64356). Tomsk Polytechnic University. Tomsk.
314. Pozdnyakov A. V. The formation of mountain-valley lake basins in Altai-Sayan mountain region owing to neotectonic skews of the earth surface (05-05-64182). Institute of Monitoring of Climatic and Ecological Systems, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tomsk.
315. Prokushkin A. S. Water-soluble organic matter in permafrost soils of postfire successions (05-05-64208). Sukachev Institute of Forest, Siberian Branch, RAS. Krasnoyarsk.
316. Prostov S. M. Theoretical and experimental research of spacetime changes of electrical fields in the case of prognosis stability and consolidation massive of moisture satu- rated clay rocks (05-05-64100). Kuzbass State Technical University. Kemerovo.
317. Punin Y. O. Nonlinear dynamics of evolution of crystalforming systems and genesis of complex dissipative structures (05-05-64289). Earth Crust Research Institute of Saint Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
318. Ragozin A. L. Karst-suffosion process: regularities of the development, forecast and risk assessment (05-05-64345). Institute of Environmental Geoscience, RAS. Moscow.
319. Rappo O. A. Experimental determination of thermodynamic properties of pyrite-pyrrotite equilibrium, sphalerite and solid solutions of sphalerite and niningerite at wide temperature range of 240-1035 oC and total pressure 1 atm by EMF method (05-05-64237). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
320. Rashidov V. A. Comparative description of different types of Late Cenozoic submarine volcanism in Pacific Ocean, according to the geomagnetic surveys (05-05-65102). Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, Far Eastern Branch, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
321. Ratkovich D. J. Modifications of a fluvial sink and abiotic conditions of fluvial basins in requirements of a modification of a climate and anthropogenous actions (05-05-65262). Water Problems Institute, RAS. Moscow.
322. Razorenova O. A. Winter high-level frontal zones in the northern hemisphere (05-05-65059). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
323. Repina I. A. The investigation of surface atmospheric boundary layer during katabatic wind action (05-05-64235). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
324. Reshetnikov A. I. Formation and evolution of atmospheric methane budget over Northern areas of Russian Federation (05-05-64760). The Research Center of Remote Sounding of an Atmosphere Branch of the Voejkova Main Geophysical Observatory. Voeykovo.
325. Reverdatto V. V. Modeling of collision metamorphism in the continental crust (05-05-64057). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
326. Revuzhenko A. P. Investigation of stress-strain state of rock in the framework of conception of non-archimedean space (05-05-65253). Institute of Mining - Scientific- Research Establishment, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
327. Reznik G. M. Synoptic waves and eddies in geophysical systems (05-05-64212). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
328. Ritsk E. Y. Tectono-magmatic evolution and the growth of continental crust eastern part Barguzin-Vitim superterrane: structure, petrological, geochronological and isotope-geochemical evidences (05-05-65316). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
329. Rodionov V. N. Hydromechanics of the Earth crust (rock massif) as a factor of the interaction between crust and atmosphere (05-05-64809). Institute of Geospheres Dynamics, RAS. Moscow.
330. Rogozhin E. A. Comparative geodynamics and seismotectonics of Alpine and Hercinian active systems of Eurasia (05-05-64170). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of The Earth, RAS. Moscow.
331. Roman L. T. Elaboration of long-term strength theory of frozen soils with discount of policomponents and structural reorganizations in dependents on kinds of stress and temperature (05-05-64310). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
332. Romanenko F. A. The deglaciation history of mountings and plains of the Arctic and Subarctic (05-05-64872). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
333. Ruban A. D. Theoretical and experimental substantiation of unified geo-energy model of geodynamic phenomena when underground mine workings drivage (05-05-65065). Institute of Problems of Complex Development of Bowels, RAS. Moscow.
334. Rusakov Y. S. Acoustic wave backscattering and turbulence structure in the atmospheric boundary layer (new approaches and key experiments) (05-05-64399). Research-and-Production Association "Typhoon". Obninsk.
335. Ryabchikov I. D. Formation conditions and source composition of primary mantle magmas: evidence from melt inclusions, thermodynamic analysis, and experimental studies (05-05-64175). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
336. Ryskov Y. G. Reconstruction of plants (C3/C4 relationship), climatic parameters (annual temperature, annual precipitation, partial pressure of CO2) on East-European plain during the Neogen-Quaternary time via isotopic investigation (05-05-64487). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
337. Ryzhenko B. N. Physicochemical parameters of high-grade hydrothermal ores formation (05-05-65098). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
338. Sakerin S. M. Investigation and simulation of direct aerosol radiative forcing under climatic conditions of Siberia (05-05-64410). Institute of Atmospheric Optics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tomsk.
339. Salamatin A. N. Densification of snow-firn deposits in cold regions of ice formation (05-05-64797). Kazan State University. Kazan.
340. Salin B. M. Investigation of the surface waves characteristics by coherent acoustics (05-05-64432). Institute of Applied Physics, RAS. Nizhny Novgorod.
341. Salnikova E. B. Key intrusive granitoid complexes of the western Dzhugdzhur-Stanovoy mobile belt: age, sources and geodynamic setting (05-05-65347). Institute of Precambrian Geology and Geochronology, RAS. Saint Petersburg.
342. Saltykov V. A. Influence of the Earth tides upon seismicity of various scales (05-05-64276). The Kamchatka Branch of Geophysical Service, RAS. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy.
343. Samolyubov B. I. Hydrodynamical processes and their influence on the water quality formation in stratified lakes and reservoirs (05-05-64870). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
344. Sankov V. A. Late Cenozoic geodynamics of western part of Mongolia-Siberia mobile area (05-05-64702). Institute of The Earth's Crust of Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
345. Sapozhnikov V. V. Transformation of hydrochemical structure and nutrient bases of bioproductive processes in the seas of Russia (05-05-64081). Russian Federal Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography. Moscow.
346. Sapozhnikov Y. A. Natural and man-made radioactive tracers of vertical fluxes of matter in marine environment (05-05-64687). Faculty of Chemistry Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
347. Sarkisyan A. S. Investigation of synoptic-scale processes of the Black Sea with the eddy-resolving hydrodynamic model (05-05-64840). Institute of Numerical Mathematics, RAS. Moscow.
348. Savelieva G. N. Ophiolites of the fast- and slow-spreading Center s: types of the succession, tectonic decomposition and the conditions of transportation into the orogen (05-05-65067). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
349. Sazonova L. V. Isotope characteristics of impact rocks (05-05-64778). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
350. Schreider A. A. Paleogeodynamics of the Black Sea (05-05-64292). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
351. Selivanov A. O. Holocene, recent and anticipating evolution of depositional sea coasts in Russia under climate and sea-level changes (05-05-64808). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
352. Semenov A. I. Development of the model of evolution of the upper atmospheric disturbances by rocket engines on the basis of the spectrophotometric researches (05-05-65051). Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation, RAS. Troitsk.
353. Semikhatov M. A. General events in the Proterozoic biosphere: integrated paleontologic, chemostratigraphic, isotope-geochronologic and geodynamic evidences (05-05-65290). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
354. Sennikov A. G. Early evolution of the diapsid reptiles - paleoecolocigal aspect (05-05-65146). Palaeontological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
355. Sennikov N. V. Event stratigraphy and zonation, sedimentary evolution and stages of formation the marginal seas deep- and shallow-water zones (on the basis of the Ordovician, Silurian and Devonian paleo-basins at the south-west Siberian Craton) (05-05-64674). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
356. Shagun V. A. Mechanisms of biochemical mercury transformation and methods of neutralization of highly toxical components (05-05-64191). Irkutsk Institute of Chemistry, RAS. Irkutsk.
357. Shatsky V. S. Diamond formation in eclogite paragenesis (05-05-64246). Branch of Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography of the Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
358. Shavrina E. V. Dynamics and trends of development of karst of European North in conditions of climate change and anthropogenic activity (05-05-64819). State Natural Reserve “Pinezhskiy”. Pinega.
359. Shebalin P. N. Developing models of fracture origin formation based on the analysis of spatial and temporal distributions of parameters of damage accumulation and acoustic emission (05-05-64755). International Institute of Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, RAS. Moscow.
360. Shemykin E. I. Investigation of strength of rock in three - dimensional field of compressive different stresses (05-05-64046). National Center of Science of Mountain Manufacture – Skochinskogo Institute of Mining. Lyubertsy.
361. Sher Y. N. Theoretical and experimental simulation of explosion and impact fracture action on rocks (05-05-64874). Institute of Mining - Scientific- Research Establishment, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
362. Shevchenko V. S. Development of scientific bases of opening, enrichment and processing of geological materials by use abrasive-reactive properties of the minerals (05-05-64572). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
363. Shilovtseva O. A. Climatic resources of the solar radiation and natural illuminance and their evaluation methods (05-05-64696). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
364. Shishkin G. G. Extremely low frequency magnetic field effect on bio-objects and water-containing agents research (05-05-65165). Moscow Aviation Institute (State Technical University). Moscow.
365. Shurina E. P. Mathematical modeling of vector fields in anisotropic inhomogeneous media (05-05-64528). The Institute Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
366. Silkov A. A. Theoretical and experimental investigations transport and thermodynamic properties of hydrothermal solutions of electrolytes (05-05-64611). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
367. Simonov V. A. Parameters of magmatic processes and hydrothermal ore forming systems in the fracture zones (05-05-64380). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
368. Sirotenko O. D. Impact of possible changes of agriculture productivity and bioclimatic potential of Russia territory in 21-st century on the basis of global climatic models (05-05-65287). The All-Russia scientific research institute of agricultural meteorology. Obninsk.
369. Sklyarov E. V. The relations of basic and acid magmas in collisional systems (mingling processes of the Ol’khon and Sangilen regions as the example) (05-05-64761). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
370. Smirnov V. B. Regularities and nature of space-time variations of the failure cycle durability for the lithosphere of the Earth (05-05-65122). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
371. Smoljaninova V. N. Handbook «Ìinerals». The completion of the issue included description of the silicate minerals. Composition of 3th issue of vol. V - «zeolites» (05-05-65072). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
372. Snishchenko B. F. Studies of the river bed and flood-plane dynamics with different types of water regime under impact of factors, limiting development of channel processes (05-05-64938). State Hydrological Institute. Saint Petersburg.
373. Sobissevitch A. L. Study of magmatic conduits of the Elbrus volcano, determination of physical properties, dimensions and location of magmatic conduits within surrounding rocks in order to estimate the actual stage and hazardous variations of volcanic activity at the region (05-05-64154). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of the Earth, RAS. Moscow.
374. Sobolev N. V. Geochemical specific features and formation conditions of polycrystalline diamond aggregates from kimberlites (05-05-64475). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
375. Sokol E. V. Mineral formation during natural and technogenic pyrometamorphic events (05-05-65036). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
376. Sokolov S. D. Tectonics of collisional and accretionary orogenic belts of Northeastern Russia (on examples of West-Koryak and South-Anyui fold systems) (05-05-65052). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
377. Sokratov S. A. Role of coastal hydrodynamic processes in formation of ground ice (05-05-65115). Faculty of Geography Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
378. Solomatin V. I. Investigation of the spacial and time interaction of the criolotogenic formations in the North of Russia (05-05-64883). Faculty of Geography Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
379. Solotchina E. P. Crystal chemistry, structure and associations of minerals in sediments record of ancient lakes as indicators of past climatic and environmental changes (05-05-64681). Trofimuk United Institute of Geology, Geophysics and Mineralogy, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
380. Soloviev A. V. Tectonic evolution of metamorphic core complexes on convergent plate boundaries: geochronology, structural analysis, modeling (05-05-64066). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
381. Sonechkin D. M. Clarification of nonlinear nature of the Chandler wobble in the Earth's pole motion by means of multiscale analysis of the Earth's pole coordinates and numerical modeling (05-05-64130). Hydrometeorological Scientific-Research Center of Russia. Moscow.
382. Sorokin A. P. Mesozoic magmatic associations of the northern and eastern margins of the Amurian superterrane: age, sources, tectonic setting (05-05-64242). Division of Regional Geology and Hydrogeology, Far East Branch, RAS. Blagoveshchensk.
383. Soyfer V. N. Study of the role hydrodynamic, physicochemical and sedimentation processes for natural seawater cleaning in accident zones with the nuclear objects (for instance Chazhma Bay of Japan Sea) (05-05-65189). Il’ichev Pacific Oceanological Institute, Far East Branch, RAS. Vladivostok.
384. Spungin V. G. Modern activity and microseismic fields of the local faults (05-05-65107). Institute of Geospheres Dynamics, RAS. Moscow.
385. Sulerzhitsky L. D. Creation and geoecological interpretation of the radiocarbon dates sets (completing the old and formation of the new ones) on the endo- and exogenous geodynamic and biosphere events of the Upper Pleistocene and Holocene in the Northern Eurasia (05-05-64776). Geological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
386. Svitoch A. A. The history of Phanerozoic landscapes (05-05-64297). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
387. Syssouev V. V. The structure and operation of local scale boreal geosystems (05-05-64848). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
388. Sytchevskaya E. K. Evolution of marine and freshwater ichthyofaunas of Northern Eurasia in the Neogene (05-05-65184). Palaeontological Institute, RAS. Moscow.
389. Taldenkova E. E. Postglacial and Holocene paleoenvironmental changes in the Laptev and Kara seas: analysis of recent and fossil benthos assemblages, isotope composition of microfossils and geochemical composition of sediments (05-05-64823). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
390. Tcheverda V. A. True/preserving amplitude Gaussian beams imaging of geological objects imbedded within intricate background (05-05-64227). The Institute Geophysics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
391. Titov K. V. Investigation of relaxation of electrical interface phenomena in rocks (05-05-64610). Earth Crust Research Institute of Saint Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg.
392. Tolmacheva A. V. Studies of the lower thermosphere: temperatures, densities and dynamics at the height interval 90 – 130 km (05-05-64111). The State Research Radiophysical Institute. Nizhny Novgorod.
393. Travin A. V. Isotope dating of high-pressure mineral paragenesis (05-05-64438). Trofimuk United Institute of Geology, Geophysics and Mineralogy, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
394. Troshichev O. A. Study of the solar activity influence on variability of the atmospheric processes (05-05-64633). Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute. Saint Petersburg.
395. Troyan V. N. Investigation of wave processes in complexly built media at the solution of direct and inverse seismic problems (05-05-65301). St. Petersburg University, Institute of Physics. Saint Petersburg.
396. Troyanov A.K. The study of the nature and regularities of spatial-temporal changes of seismoacoustic emission of geoenvironment according to observations in superdeep boreholes (05-05-65177). Institute of geophysics, Ural Branch, RAS. Ekaterinburg.
397. Trubitsin V. P. Global geophysical model of present-day Earth and its geological evolution (05-05-64029). Shmidt United Institute of Physics of the Earth, RAS. Moscow.
398. Trukhin V. I. Peculiarities of young spreading zones magnetism on example o f Red Sea (05-05-65053). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
399. Tsukanov N. V. Volcanogenic complexes of islandarc terranes accretionary belts of the Pacific Rim indicators for a heterogenesy and segmentation paleoislandarc systems (05-05-64158). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
400. Tverdislov V. A. Experimental and theoretical study of mechanisms of chiral substances fractionation, redistribution and transformation in the biosphere (05-05-64974). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
401. Tvorogov S. D. Absorption modeling in IR region for application in climate models (05-05-64256). Institute of Atmospheric Optics, Siberian Branch, RAS. Tomsk.
402. Ufimtsev G. F. Tectonic and climatic types of the Earth's mountains (05-05-64173). Institute of The Earth's Crust, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
403. Ulyanov A. A. Extraterrestrial mineralogy (05-05-65203). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
404. Urusov V. S. Modeling of local structure, mixing properties and defects in mineral solid solutions (05-05-64721). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
405. Vakulovsky S. M. Development of methods of long-term geoecological monitoring and long-term prediction of contamination of water bodies in Bryansk region by radionuclides of Chernobyl origin (05-05-65279). Research-and-Production Association "Typhoon". Obninsk.
406. Vasil'chuk Y. K. Palaeogeographical and palaeoclimatic reconstructions of Russian Arctic, based on isotope diagrams radiocarbon dated Late Pleistocene and Holocene ice-wedge plots, correlated with Greenland ice-core isotope curves (05-05-64814). Faculty of Geology, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
407. Vereshchaka T. V. Complex cartographic evaluation of the 'watershed -reservoir' system condition to solve land-use problems: scientific and methodological approaches and their application (05-05-65023). Moscow State University of a Geodesy And Cartography. Moscow.
408. Verkhovtseva N. V. Nanomineralogy of precious metals during the processes of crystallization and vitrification of basic melts (05-05-65226). The Institute of Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
409. Verkhozina V. A. Biogeochemical processes of forming of quality freshwater in greater rift of lake (for example of Baikal and Nyasa) (05-05-64749). Vinogradov Institute of Geochemistry, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
410. Vigasin A. A. Laboratory study and theoretical modeling of radiative characteristics of the atmosphere in the range of overtone absorption by hydrated complexes (05-05-65038). Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, RAS. Moscow.
411. Vigdergauz V. E. Theoretical and experimental simulation of the kinetics of hydrophobic layer formation and wettability changes for sulfide minerals under conditions of continuous oxidation (05-05-64050). Institute of Problems of Complex Development of Bowels, RAS. Moscow.
412. Vinogradov M. E. Regularities in the inter-annual variability of pelagic ecosystems of the Caucasus shore of the Black sea under climatic and anthropogenic impact (05-05-64234). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
413. Vlasenko S. S. Condensation growth of atmospheric organic-salts aerosols: influence of morphology and chemical composition (05-05-64756). Fok Institute of Physics of the St. Petersburg University. Saint Petersburg.
414. Voevoda O. D. The energy balance and the stress in the Earth (05-05-65266). International Institute of Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, RAS. Moscow.
415. Volkov I. I. Chemistry of anoxic conditions in water and sediments of sea and ocean basins (05-05-65092). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
416. Volkova N. I. Geochemistry of high-pressure complexes: protolith nature and remobilization of rare elements during subduction metamorphism (05-05-64317). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
417. Volodichev N. N. The study of the interrelation of the slow and thermal neutrons flows dynamic on the Earth with the geophysical phenomena and phenomena the space weather (05-05-65267). Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
418. Voloshin A. V. Mineral-forming evolution of rare metals in the granite-silexite-pegmatite series of the alkaline granite formation on the Kola Peninsula (05-05-64484). Geological Institute of Kola Science Center, Russian Academy of Science. Apatitys.
419. Vorobeichik E. L. Spatial pattern of soil biota trophic activity: comparison zonal, altitude, and toxic gradients (05-05-64703). Institute of Plant and Animal Ecology, Ural Branch, RAS. Ekaterinburg.
420. Voznesensky A. S. Research on basis of acoustic emission method destruction processes in rock at its interaction with liquids (05-05-65063). Moscow State Mountain University. Moscow.
421. Vyrkin V. B. Pliocene-quaternary transformation of river systems in the south of East Siberia (05-05-64409). Institute of Geography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
422. Yahnin A. G. Spatial-temporal structure of the EMIC waves (geomagnetic pulsations Pc1-2) generation in the Earth magnetosphere and the dynamics of the ring current ion precipitation (05-05-64214). Polar Geophysical Institute, Kola Science Center, RAS. Murmansk.
423. Yakovenko L. V. Investigation of adsorption, electrothermodiffusion surface layer of an aqueous solution in a strong non-uniform electrostatic field and fractionation of substances in the thin (05-05-64655). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
424. Yakovlev O. I. The role of impact processes in siderophile elements geochemistry during formation of planets (05-05-64198). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
425. Yankovsky V. A. Non-stationary model of kinetics of the electron- vibrationally excited products of photodissociation of ozone and oxygen in the Middle Atmosphere (05-05-65318). St. Petersburg University, Institute of Physics. Saint Petersburg.
426. Yanovskaya T. B. Development of a method for ray-diffraction surface wave tomography and its application for determination of lateral heterogeneities in deep zones in the upper mantle of the Earth (05-05-64164). Fok Institute of Physics of the St. Petersburg University. Saint Petersburg.
427. Yarmolyuk V. V. The role of intraplate geodinamics and magmatism in the formation of continental crust of Central Asian fold belt (05-05-64000). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
428. Yasinskii S. V. Management of hydrological processes on watersheds of the small rivers (05-05-64884). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
429. Yelisseyev A. P. Annealing effect on nickel defects transformation in diamonds: experimental modeling and spectroscopic study (05-05-64887). Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
430. Yevseev A. V. System analysis of structure and dynamics of nature management patterns in taiga and tundra zones of the European Russian North (05-05-65015). Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
431. Yolkin E. A. Paleobiogeography of the Devonian seas of Northern and Central Eurasia for aims of geodynamics using numerical methods at the analysis of species associations of ancient organisms (by the example of brachiopods) (05-05-64672). Institute of Petroleum Geology, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
432. Yudovskaya M. A. Precise SHRIMP-II dating of multistage processes of rare-earth mineral formation and alteration in polycomponental mineralization (05-05-65344). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
433. Yushkov V. P. Investigation of wind behavior in the urban canopy layer (05-05-64786). Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Moscow.
434. Zakariadze G. S. Petrological and geochemical model of magmatism and geodynamics of formation of paleooceanic lithosphere of Mediterranean belt exemplified by ophiolite complexes of Balkanides (05-05-64125). Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry, RAS. Moscow.
435. Zakirov I. V. Experimental study of aurum transport in gas-vapor phase at hydrothermal possess conditions05-05-64206). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
436. Zaraisky G. P. Experimental study of tantalite and tantalum oxide solubility in fluoride and chloride solutions at Ò = 300-600oC, P = 300-1000 bar.05-05-65233). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
437. Zaslavskii M. M. Wind waves prediction in shallow areas (05-05-64881). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
438. Zatsepin A. G. Physical regularities of the exchange processes in the upper part of the Black sea pycno-halocline (05-05-64927). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.
439. Zemskaya T. I. Ecology and phylogeny of colorless sulfur bacteria of lake Baikal (05-05-65291). Limnological Institute, Siberian Branch, RAS. Irkutsk.
440. Zharikov A. V. An experimental study of microstructure effect on anisotropy of transport and elastic properties of crustal rocks (05-05-65136). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
441. Zharikov V. A. Hydrothermal differentiation as a factor of the oreforming (05-05-64166). Institute of Experimental Mineralogy, RAS. CHernogolovka.
442. Zhukhlistov A. P. Digital techniques in the electron diffraction structure analysis of minerals (05-05-65242). Institute of Ore Geology, Petrography, Mineralogy and Geochemistry, RAS. Moscow.
443. Zolnikov I. D. Geological evidence and role of catastrophical floodes of glacial and thermokarst lakes in Quatrnary history of Western Siberia (05-05-64221). Trofimuk United Institute of Geology, Geophysics and Mineralogy, Siberian Branch, RAS. Novosibirsk.
444. Zotikov I. A. Theoretical investigation of ecological safety of penetrations into the subglacial Vostok lake (Antarctica) and forming of the lake’s model based on results of this penetrations (05-05-64963). Institute of Geography, RAS. Moscow.
445. Zubakin G. K. Calving, dynamic and destruction of icebergs in the Russian Arctic Seas (05-05-64732). Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute. Saint Petersburg.
446. Zverev A. T. Development of theoretical basis creation of space monitoring with provides operation information GIS urban land cadastre (05-05-64089). Moscow State University of a Geodesy And Cartography. Moscow.
447. Zverev V. P. Investigation of regularity and scale of subsurface water- rock interaction as one of development mechanism litogenetics processes in sedimentary basins (on example of Kaspian depression) (05-05-64301). Institute of Environmental Geoscience, RAS. Moscow.
448. Zveryaev I. I. Seasonality in Interannual variability of European Climate in the Twentieth century (05-05-64908). Shirshov Institute of Îceanology, RAS. Moscow.

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