RMSI President 2013-204 Message #2 June 20 2013 Dear Colleagues, In the rush of sending first message out I have forgotten to mention a couple important things: First of all, on behave of our RMSIG I would like to thank Pavel Bondrenko for his service as a president in 2012-2013. Pavel was the first RMSIG President ever elected, and was elected again and again multiple times. Pavels organizational skills, his humor and dedication to our cause (having fun while enjoying communication with colleagues at ASMS and beyond) is greatly appreciated. Thank you Pasha! Also I would like to express a gratitude to our maestros: Alexander Lasarev and Dmitry Koluntaev. While Alex is the veteran of the ASMS scene and well known for his virtuosity at the piano; Dmitry was a rooky at our festivities, but ... oh my god... what a talent ! Alexis and Dmitry jazz improvisation duet was a true highlight of the Wednesday night . I have a short video of that taken, and Viatcheslav Kovtun has also sent me a clip - it will be sent shortly to Igor Chernushevich to post on his ASMS PICASA page (https://picasaweb.google/RussianMS/ASMS2013?authuser=0&feat=directlink ). I see a bright future of Russian mass spectrometry with such youth and anticipate lots of fun in Baltimore! I also would like to thank our water polo team (see the pictures on Igors page) for keep our tradition alive in the severe Minnesota climate. On another topic: I want to apologize for misspelling name of one of the new members - correct spelling is Oleg Boyarkine. Skolkovo: It seems that at our annual meeting there were some questions to Prof. Nikolaev regarding Skolkovo activities. Prof. Nikolaev has kindly forwarded some info on Skolkovo (attached) as well as the questionary below. Poka, Viatcheslav Artaev RMSIG President 2013-2014 PS: I still would like more feedback on the preferred language of communication: Russian or English? --------------------------------------------------------------- Слава! Распространи, пожалуйста вот этот вопросник 1. Name, title; 2. Affiliation; 3. Key words describing your research; 4. Would you be interested in lecturing or co-lecturing a course in Skoltech? If “yes” what is the title of the course you would be willing to prepare (please consult the list of the priority areas of Skoltech)? Would you be able to come to teach this course in a) Spring 2014 ( for 6 weeks feb-march)? b) Fall 2014 (september-october, or november-december?) c) Spring 2015? Have you taught the course you are offering before, and if yes for what group size and the level of students (Undergrads, MS, PhD)? 5. Do you know any people who may be interested in offering a course at Skoltech? Please include names; we will not contact with them without talking to you first. 6. Would you be interested in supervising or co-supervising Skoltech Master’s and/or PhD students? What period of time can you spend at Skoltech to do this? Would you consider remote (co-)supervision, or combining remote with short visits of the student to your lab/group? 7. Would you be interested in spending a sabbatical in Skoltech? During which period?What kind of arrangement with Skoltech would you expect? 8. Would you be interested in organising a workshop, a conference or a summer school at Skoltech? On what topic? During which period? 9. Would you be interested in coming to Skoltech as a visiting professor? When and for how long? 10. Would you be interesting in creating a “mirror laboratory” in Skoltech? On what topic? What arrangement would you prefer (time share between the labs)? Why do you think the Skoltech should be interested in opening your lab? 11. What kind of other collaboration with Skoltech would you propose? 12. Do you think the diaspora meetings organised by Skoltech should continue? What improvements would you suggest we make? What topics should be included? Please send us names of people you think we should invite next time. 13. Would you be interested in a full-time position at Skoltech? If yes, please let us know if it is ok for the faculty search committee to contact you about this. Do you know anyone who may be interested in a full-time position at Skoltech? Please include names, we will not contact with them without talking to you first, and will keep the names confidential. Professor Evgeny(Eugene) Nikolaev, The head of Laboratory of Ion and Molecular Physics of the Institute for Energy Problems of Chemical Physics Russian Academy of Sciences Leninskij pr. 38 k.2, 119334 Moscow, Russia The head of Laboratory of Mass Spectrometry of Biomacromolecules of the Institute for Biochemical Physics Russian Academy of Sciences Kosygina st. 4, 119334 Moscow, Russia The main scientific researcher of the Institute Biomedical Chemistry Russian Academy of Medical Sciences Pogodinskaja st., 10, 119121 Moscow, Russia Mobile phone +7 916 54910474 attachments — Download all attachments (zipped for English (US)) 14 06 2013 OК.pdf 207K View Download 19 06 2013 OK-1.pdf 270K View Download Skoltech Two Slides.pptx 1800K View Download 13 06 2013 OК.pdf 256K View Download
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