Professor Nikolay Research Articles

К юбилею профессора Николая Алексеевича Бабича

К юбилею профессора Николая Алексеевича Бабича

Participation engineer M.L. Schukin in the design and construction of the imperial train foreign and homeland track

The article highlights the participation of the outstanding Russian engineer of railways, designer of locomotives and wagons an extraordinary teacher and the railway administrator, Professor Nikolay Leonidovich Schukin in the design and construction of the imperial train foreign and homeland track. The result of work of the Construction Commission under the leadership of L. Schukin impressed. Effective cooperation leading railwaymen, scientists and engineers of country in the late XIX – early XX centuries has demonstrated a high level of engineering capability in the sector of railway transport and started the beginning of a new phase of homeland locomotive and wagons, little by littlededucing this industry on a par with the railways leading developed countries.

65 years to Professor Nikolay Sergeevich Strelkov

65 years to Professor Nikolay Sergeevich Strelkov

The role of the Kazan university in formation of medical faculty at Novorossiysk university

The medical faculty at Novorossiysk University in Odessa (nowadays - Odessa National Medical University) was established in 1900. The aim of the review is to outline the impact of medical scientists from Kazan University on forming the lecturing staff of the medical faculty in Odessa. The article reviews previously published and newly discovered source data. The first head of the department of diagnostic medicine and propaedeutics of the medical faculty was Sergey Vasilyevich Levashov, professor of Kazan University. He took up the position of professor at the department of internal medicine of the teaching hospital of Kazan University in June of 1886. In January of 1903, he was transferred to Novorossiysk University, which was a solid addition for the new faculty. Professor Leontiy Ivanovich Uskov followed professor Levashov on his way from Kazan to Odessa. In 1889 he graduated from gymnasium in Tambov, in 1894 - from medical faculty of Kazan State University magna cum laude, worked as a military doctor, since 1900 - as an ordinary resident of professor Levashov at the department of internal medicine of the teaching hospital of Kazan University. In 1903, Professor Nikolay Mikhaylovich Popov (in 1894-1903 - professor of the department of mental diseases at Kazan University) also transferred to Odessa. Professor Popov was the founder and the first head of the department of neurology and mental diseases in Odessa. Alexey Erastovich Yanishevsky, who was the student of Professor N.M. Popov in Kazan, followed him to Odessa. Another student of Professor Popov, Vladimir Nikolaevich Obraztsov, who graduated from medical faculty of Kazan University in 1898 and was recommended by Professor Popov for extraordinary residency at the department of mental diseases at Kazan University a year after, transferred to Odessa in 1904. Another alumnus of Kazan University, Bronislav Ivanovich Vorotynsky, was teaching at Novorossiysk University. In 1901 he left the position of extraordinary assistant professor of the department of mental diseases at Kazan University after being appointed as a head doctor of the Odessa city mental hospital; since 1905 he was a freelance university lecturer of the department of neurology and mental diseases at Novorossiysk University. Therefore, the lecturing staff of one of the country’s oldest medical schools contributed to establishing the new site of higher medical education in Russia.

Единая теория движителей на непрерывных потоках. Краткая теория однорядных воздушных винтов

The main mistake that Professor Nikolay Yegorovich Joukowski has committed in formulating the Kutta–Joukowski theorem , formula (1), is the introduction of such an incorrect notion as circulation, . The Kutta–Joukowski theorem , derived by Professor Nikolay Yegorovich Joukowski , does not stand up to any criticism, as it absolutely does not agree with experimental data of the modern theory of jet engines, where it, formula (1), is incorporated as fundamental. This is due to the fact that under such a concept as circulation, , the maximum pressure of blowing flow on the blade of blowing profile is where circulation is maximum, that is on the outlet edge of blowing profile, and zero pressure of blowing flow on the blade of blowing profile is on the inlet edge, as on the inlet edge .Such a diagram of pressures of blowing flow on the blade of blowing profile, generating a gradient of static pressures, directed against the flow, is in direct contradiction with the experimental data of modern theory of jet engines, which declare that the maximum pressure of blowing flow on the blade of blowing profile is within the inlet edge and this pressure is gradually reduced as blowing flow is displaced to the outlet edge of blowing profile, thus forming the pressure gradient directed along the flow, [1]. Therefore, the Kutta–Joukowski theorem , derived by Professor Nikolay Yegorovich Joukowski in 1912, is incorrect and can not be fundamental for any theory, this theorem should be formulated in the other way, which is described in the paper.

Nikolay I. Makkaveev and the development of Fluvial Geomorphology in Russia and the former Soviet Union

Abstract 2008 marks the centenary of the birth of Professor Nikolay Ivanovich Makkaveev (1908–1983), a former Professor in the Faculty of Geography at Moscow State University and the founder of the Laboratory of Soil Erosion and Fluvial Processes in the Faculty of Geography. Professor Makkaveev is little known in the west, but he must be seen as a highly influential and important figure in the development of fluvial geomorphology in Russia and the former Soviet Union. He was responsible for drawing together the nascent work on fluvial geomorphology in Russia, which was founded in the different fields of soil science and soil conservation and waterway engineering, and his monograph entitled ‘The river channel and erosion in its basin’ published in 1955 emphasised the need for a holistic treatment of the river and its drainage basin. In advocating a holistic systems approach, Makkaveev's ideas paralleled similar developments in the west and anticipated future recognition of the importance of an understanding of the geomorphological functioning of drainage basins for effective catchment and river basin management. Makkaveev's ideas were highly influential in the development of research in fluvial geomorphology in Russia and the former Soviet Union and the Laboratory of Soil Erosion and Fluvial Processes that he founded within Moscow State University remains a highly successful and influential focus of fluvial geomorphological research in Russia.

Professor Nikolay Nikolaevich Lozanov

In August 1994, it was 90 years since the birth of the Honored Scientist of the RSFSR, Professor Nikolai Nikolaevich Lozanov. Nikolai Nikolaevich was born in 1904 in Saratov. After graduating from the Saratov Medical Institute in 1927, N. N. Lozanov was accepted as a junior researcher at the Saratov Research Institute of Physiology of the Upper Respiratory Tract, where from 1930 to 1932 he was engaged in graduate school. Over the years, his fulfillment of a number of original works on embryohistology of the pharyngeal lymphadenoid ring, as well as on professional traumatization of the ear under conditions of noisy production, was the basis for his approval in 1932 as an associate professor of the clinic of social health (department of ear, nose and throat) at the Leningrad Institute physical culture them. Lesgaft. Working fruitfully, he summarized here his scientific research on the physiology of the vestibular analyzer and in 1936 successfully defended his doctoral dissertation.

Professor Nikolay Emelyanovich Sidorov

On September 21, 1984, at the age of 86, the Honored Scientist of the TASSR, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Nikolai Emelyanovich Sidorov, the former head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology No. 1 of the V. I. Lenin Kazan Advanced Medical Institute, died.

Associate Professor Nikolay Ivanovich Vylegzhanin

In March 1983, the 80th anniversary of the birth and 60 years of scientific, pedagogical and social activities of the Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor Nikolai Ivanovich Vylegzhanin were celebrated.

Associate Professor Nikolay Fedorovich Poryvaev

On 5/XI 1968, the head of the Department of Pathological Anatomy of the Kazan Medical Institute named after V.I. S. V. Kurashova, associate professor, candidate of medical sciences Nikolay Fedorovich Poryvaev.