Mikhail V. Averyanov
Ph.D.
Areas of Research Activity:
Enterprise resource planning and business automation systems
Education:
- 09.10.2008 – PhD in Acoustics from M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, Docteur en acoustic (École Céntrale de Lyon, France). Thesis title: “Nonlinear-diffraction effects in propagation of sound waves through turbulent atmosphere: experimental and theoretical studies”. Co-Supervisors: Vera A. Khokhlova (in Russia), Philippe Blanc-Benon (in France); official reviewers: V.L. Preobrazhenskiy, A.A. Karabutov; reviewing organization: A.M. Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics of RAS.
- 01.03.2005 – 01.04.2008 – PhD Program: cotutelle (co-supervision) program between Department of Acoustics, Physics Faculty, Moscow State University (Russia) and LMFA at École Céntrale de Lyon (France) in Acoustics. Co-Supervisors: Vera A. Khokhlova (in Russia) and Philippe Blanc-Benon (in France).
- 01.09.1999 – 31.01.2005 – MS Program in Physics (diploma with honors), Department of Acoustics, Physics Faculty, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia). Thesis title: “Nonlinear parabolic equation for description of acoustic waves in inhomogeneous moving media”. Supervisor: Vera A. Khokhlova.
- 01.09.1989 – 30.06.1999 – high school №2 Chekhov; high school Chekhov-7, Moscow region
Professional position:
- 2011 – present time –LLC Lunda, business development manager
- 2008 – 2011 – Senior Research Scientist, Dept. of General Physics and Condensed Matter Physics, Physics Faculty of MSU
Honors/Awards:
- 2005-2008 French Government grant for PhD students participating in joint French-Russian PhD Program
- 2006 Grant of the President of Russian Federation for excellence in research
- 2005 Special award from Acoustical Society of America (Student Stipend Program) for scientific achievements in the domain of nonlinear waves propagation
- 2005 European Acoustics Association Student Grant for scientific achievements in the domain of nonlinear waves propagation
- 2004 R.V. Khokhlov stipend for excellence in research and studies at the Physics Department of Moscow State University