Vitaly BondarenkoVitaly Bondarenko was born in Kazachstan, July 16, 1951 EDUCATION: Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics (BSUIR), Minsk, Belarus 1980 – Ph.D. Engineering Sciences 1974 – 1977 – Post graduate student 1974 – Diploma of electrical engineer 1969 – 1974 – Student PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Work for BSUIR 1994 – present – Head of research and development laboratory 1991 – 1994 – Leading researcher 1979 – 1991 – Senior researcher 1978 – 1979 – Junior researcher Industrial Experience Joint Stock Company “INTEGRAL”, Minsk, Belarus 1991 – present – Visiting consultant 1976 – 1991 – Researcher (part-time) International Research Experience 1995 – 2003 – Visiting Scientist, Rome University “La Sapienza”, Italy 1997 – Researcher, Rochester University, USA 1996 – Researcher, Nottingham University, UK 1987 – Researcher, Grenoble University, France 1981 – 1982 – Post-doct., Brussels Free University, Belgium Teaching Experience 2008 – present – Associate professor, BSUIR 2003 – 2005 – Visiting Prof., Rome University “La Sapienza”, Italy V. Bondarenko current interests cover a broad range of silicon technologies. The main subject of his research is porous silicon: formation, properties and application. V. Bondarenko combines his research activity with teaching students as an associate professor at Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics. Since the beginning of his career as scholar, V. Bondarenko has co-authored over 187 scientific publications and given over 105 conference presentations. His H-factors are 17, 20 and 22 in Web of Science, Scopus and Google Scholar bibliographic databases, respectively. He has 59 inventions and 3 international patents. V. Bondarenko has managed more than 61 national scientific projects, and 5 international projects supported by Soros Foundation, Civilian Research and Development Foundation, NATO, and Royal Physical Society. He has been involved as an investigator in European Projects SIBLE and OLSI in 1997-2000, and BELERA in 2013-2014. |