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Valentina Klochkova

Curriculum Vitae

Name: KLOCHKOVA Valentina
Sex: Female
Born in Zhuravskoe, Stavropol Territory, USSR, 1 April 1947
Citizenship: Russian
Resident: Nizhnij Arkhyz, Russia
Family status: Married, one children

Education:

Astrophysics: 1970 State University, Rostov-Don, USSR
Ph.D. in Astrophysics, 1985 Supervisor: Dr. Kopylov I.M., Special Astrophysical Observatory
Dr.Sci.: 1992, Special Astrophysical Observatory
Professor in Astrophysics, 2002,

Main Scientific Interests:

Stellar evolution, Stellar spectroscopy, Nucleosynthesis, Chemical Evolution of Galaxy.

More than 300 publications

Present Academic Appointments:

Professor, Russian Academy of Sciences
Member of Ph.D. and Dr.Sci attestation committee

Present Administration Appointments:

Head of the laboratory, Special Astrophysical Observatory (SAO)
Office phone: (87878) 46584
Member of IAU

Long Term Visiting Position:

09/1986: Visiting Astronomer, Sofia, Rogzen Observatory, Bulgaria
09/1993: Visiting Astronomer, Paris-Meudon Observatory, France
04/1996: Visiting Astronomer, N.Copernicus Astronomical Center Poland
02/1998: Visiting Astronomer, N.Copernicus Astronomical Center, Poland
09/1998: Visiting Astronomer, N.Copernicus Astronomical Center, Poland, & Paris-Meudon Observatory, France
05/1999: Visiting Astronomer, Beijing Astronomical Observatory, China
10/2000: Visiting Astronomer, Beijing Astronomical Observatory, China
11/2001: Visiting Astronomer, Ritter Observatory, OH, USA
04/2002: Visiting Astronomer, NAOC, Beijing, China
10/2004: Visiting Astronomer, NAOC, Beijing, China

Teaching Experience:

Since 1992 I leaded some graduation papers and Ph.D. works.
I given the lectures on stellar spectroscopy, stellar evolution and and
chemical evolution of Galaxy for graduate students since 1996.

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