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THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE LEADING RUSSIAN ORGANIZATIONS

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UDC 62

Russian Academy of Engineering: a strong power for integration of engineering community

Authors:  GUSEV Boris Vladimirovich, President of Russian Academy of Engineering and International Academy of Engineering, Corresponding Member of RAS, expert of RUSNANO, Honoured Scientist of RF, Laureate of USSR and RF State prizes, Doctor in Technical Sciences, Professor. 9, bld. 4, Gazetny Pereulok, 125009, Moscow, Russia e-mail: info-rae@mail.ru

Extended Abstract: Russian Academy of Engineering is legal successor of the Engineering Academy of USSR, founded by 20 ministries and departments of USSR and RSFSR on May 13, 1990. The Engineering Academy of USSR since the very beginning of its functioning, has launched its task-oriented activity on strengthening of links between science and industry, on solving the problems of using the results of basic (fundamental) research and their accelerated adaptation into the industry. In the post-Soviet period, on the basis of the Academy, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, on December 24, 1991, registered the All-Russian Public Organization Russian Academy of Engineering (RAE). At the present time, RAE includes over 1350 full and corresponding members, prominent Russian scientists, engineers and industry organizers, over 200 member societies which include major Russian science & technology organizations, and over 40 regional engineering-technical structures, departments of RAE. RAE carries out large-scale work on the development of science & technology areas in science, creating new machinery and technologies, organization of efficient functioning of the Russian Engineering community. During the 25-year period of work, about 4,5 thousand new technologies were developed, over 6,5 thousand monographs were published. Over 4 thousand

patents were obtained. 209 members of RAE became laureates of State Prize of USSR and RF, 376 members of RAE became laureates of Government Prize of USSR and RF. Annual value of science & research, project and other works in the area of engineering amounts from 0,5 to 1 billion roubles.

This information and reference edition of the Encyclopedia of the Russian Academy of Engineering is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the Russian Academy of Engineering. The Encyclopedia includes creative biographies of more than 1750 full and corresponding members of RAE, prominent scientists, distinguished engineers and organizers of industry, elected into the Academy since the foundation. The Encyclopedia provides information of people who in the end of XX and in the beginning of XXI centuries actively contributed to retaining and development of intellectual potential of science & technology on the main engineering directions by efficient implementation of achievements of fundamental science in the industry.

Key words: Russian Academy of Engineering, Engineering community, Engineering activities, fundamental research, models of new machinery, new technologies, science & technical areas of science, application of nanotechnologies and nanomaterials.

DOI: dx.doi.org/10.15828/2075-8545-2015-7-2-15-46

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