Konstantin Korotenko

Chief Scientist, DSc (Research Professor)

Marine turbulence Laboratory
Ocean Physics

Viktor Zhurbas

Head of Laboratory, Professor
DSc (Physical and Mathematical Sciences)

Laboratory of Marine Turbulence
Ocean Physics

Anastasia Falina

Senior Researcher
PhD (Geographic Sciences)

Experimental Ocean Physics Laboratory
Ocean Physics

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08/01/2009 V.V.Putin, who was on a working trip to the Siberian Federal District, made a descent on the deep sea manned submersible "Mir" to the bottom of Lake Baikal. Before diving V.V. Putin met with the "Mir" expedition on Baikal, which conducts scientific research on the special vessel "Metropol".

The Department of Oceanology at the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State University was organized on the initiative of Professor N.N. Zubov. The first graduation of students-oceanologists took place in the spring of 1953. At the same time, a new department of oceanology was introduced into the structure of the Faculty of Geography. This event coincided with the move of the natural faculties of Moscow State University to new premises built on the Sparrow (in those years - Lenin) mountains.

The Department of Thermohydromechanics of the Ocean was founded in 1967 by a prominent scientist and teacher, DSc (Physical and Mathematical Sciences), Professor Sergey Sergeevich Voit (1920 - 1987), who was its permanent director for 20 years. The active development of oceanology required specialists with special training. And this was well understood by the director of the Institute of Oceanology, Academician Andrei Sergeevich Monin, who had taught at the department for many years and was the initiator of its creation.