Profile: theoretical physicist specialized in General Relativity
and Cosmology
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Education:
1958/09-1965/08 | student at Moscow Engineering Phyisical Institute |
1965/09-1968/09 | postgraduate student at Moscow Phyisical-Technical Institute and Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics |
Experience:
1968/10-1969/10 | engineer at Moscow Institute for Optical-Physical Measurements |
1969/10 | first scientific degree "Candidate of Physical-Mathematical Sciences" from Landau Institute |
1969/11-1981/11 | junior researcher, senior researcher at Landau Institute |
1981/12 | second scientific degree "Doctor of Physical-Mathematical Sciences" from Landau Institute |
1981/12-1990/10 | "Leading Researcher" at Landau Institute |
1989/10-1990/10 | Visiting Professor at Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto, Japan (on leave from Landau Institute) |
1990/11- up to now | Professor level position by special appointment at the National Institute for Nuclear Phisics (INFN), Rome University, Italy. |
Research activity:
V. Belinski is a theoretical physicist specialized in General Relativity and Cosmology and had published about 60 scientific papers in these fields. He is best known for two research results: