Publications in 2010

2010

1. History of science. Haluzynska V.S. The Paton phenomenon: a portrait spanning two centuries / Dobrov Centre for Scientific and Technological Potential Studies of the NAS of Ukraine. Kyiv: Naukova Dumka Publishing House of the NAS of Ukraine, 2010. 261 pp. (16.5 standard printed sheets). Print run: 500 copies. ISBN 978-966-00-0960-7.

The book is dedicated to the outstanding Ukrainian scientist, president of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and director of the E.O. Paton Institute of Electric Welding. It discusses the origins of his life and scientific path, the 'miracle' of his working capacity, and the development of a powerful Ukrainian scientific center – the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

The book is dedicated to the outstanding Ukrainian scientist, President of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Director of the E.O. Paton Institute of Electric Welding. It is about the origins of his life and scientific path, the “miracle” of his working capacity, and the creation of a powerful Ukrainian scientific center – the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

1.​ History of science. Tsyban V.O. Awards of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine: Gold Medal named after V.I. Vernadsky. Prizes named after outstanding scientists of Ukraine. Honors. / Center for Research of Scientific and Technical Potential named after G.M. Dobrov NAS of Ukraine / – K.: Scientific and Production Enterprise “Publishing House “Naukova Dumka” NAS of Ukraine”, – 2010. – P. 400. (32.5 standard printed sheets) – Circulation 500 copies – ISBN 978-966-651-639-1.

The book first summarizes and fully covers information about awards, prizes and distinctions introduced in the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine during its existence, provides a brief historical background on the life path, scientific and creative achievements, awards of outstanding scientists of Ukraine, whose names are associated with the awards. The book is intended for scientists, everyone who is interested in the history of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

For the first time, the book summarizes and fully presents information about the awards, prizes and distinctions that were established by the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine during its existence, a brief historical reference is given about the life path, scientific and creative successes, awards of outstanding scientists of Ukraine, whose names the awards are named after. The book is intended for scientific employees, everyone who is interested in the history of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

1. History of science. V.I. Onoprienko Yury Aleksandrovich Bilybin. 1901-1952 / Open ed. V. I. Starostin. / G.M. Dobrov Scientific and Technical Potential Research Center of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine / – Kyiv: State Enterprise “Information and Analytical Agency”, 2010. – 256 p., ill. (16.67 standard printed sheets) (Series of the Russian Academy of Sciences “Scientific and Biographical Literature”). – 300 copies. – ISBN 978-617-571-005-0

This book, using extensive factual material, recounts the life, scientific, and organizational activities of the leading Russian geologist, Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Yuri Alexandrovich Bilibin. It reveals his contribution to the discovery of the new Kolyma gold-bearing province, which gave a powerful impetus to the economic development of northeastern Russia, to the development of metallogeny and petrology of the Pacific ore belt, and to the establishment and organization of metallogenic research in the USSR. His main works are analyzed, and his teaching activities at Leningrad University are considered. Yu. A. Bilibin is a prominent representative of the scientific school of the Geological Committee - VSEGEI. It describes his activities in Yakutia, Kazakhstan, and Transbaikalia during the war, and reveals his role in the development of regional metallogenic research.

The book, based on extensive factual material, tells about the life, scientific and organizational activities of the outstanding domestic geologist, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Yuri Alexandrovich Bilibin. His contribution to the discovery of the new Kolyma gold-ore province, which contributed to the rapid economic development of the North-East of Russia, to the development of the problems of metallogeny and petrology of the Pacific ore belt, to the formation and organization of metallogenic research in the USSR is established, his main works are analyzed, and his pedagogical activity at Leningrad University is considered. Yu.O. Bilibin is a bright representative of the scientific school of the Geological Committee - VSEGEI. His activities in Yakutia, Kazakhstan, Transbaikalia, during the war years are described, and his role in the development of regional metallogenic research is also revealed.

1.​ History of Science. Kulish E.A. (Institute of Environmental Geochemistry of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine), Onoprienko V.I. (H.M. Dobrov Center for Research of Scientific and Technical Potential and History of Science, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) From the history of the liberation of the domestic industry from the import of mineral raw materials. / Center for Research in Scientific and Technical Potential and History of Science named after G.M. Dobrov of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine / - Kyiv: State Enterprise "Information and Analytical Agency", 2010. - 80 p. (4.29 u.d.a.). - 300 copies. - ISBN 978-617-571-002-9

The historical experience of one of the first Soviet industry institutes — the Institute of Applied Mineralogy, which in just ten years solved the most ambitious task of freeing domestic industry from foreign dependence associated with the import of mineral raw materials. The experience of this institute is unique and worthy of imitation in the current conditions of a protracted crisis of scientific systems and a lack of funds for basic research support. The institute is unique both in its origin and in the reorientation of research in the conditions of the country's industrialization. A unique research program developed by the director of the institute, a talented organizer of science, N.M. Fedorovsky, combined with the development of mineral extraction technologies.

The historical experience of one of the first Soviet departmental institutes, the Institute of Applied Mineralogy, which in just ten years solved the large-scale task of freeing domestic industry from foreign dependence on imports of mineral raw materials, is analyzed. The experience of this institute is unique and very relevant in the current conditions of the crisis of scientific systems and the lack of funds for research. The institute is unique both in its origin and in the reorientation of research in the conditions of the country's industrialization. The research program developed by the director of the institute, a talented organizer of science, M.M. Fedorovsky, which was combined with the development of mineral extraction technologies, is also unique.

1. Historical Sciences. Khramova-Baranova O.L. History of Applied Metrology in Ukraine (18th – mid-20th centuries). / Center for the Study of Scientific and Technical Potential and History of Science named after G.M. Dobrov, NAS of Ukraine / – Cherkasy, Cherkasy Central Scientific and Technological Institute, 2010. – 282 p. (12.4 standard printed sheets). – Circulation 500. ISBN 978-966-8120-85-5

The monograph highlights the prehistory and formation of applied metrology in Ukraine (XVIII-mid XX centuries), as one of the key branches of modern science. Based on a wealth of factual material, the place of metrology in the system of sciences and its significance for the formation of a new style of scientific thinking are considered, the main stages of the evolution of this field are substantiated. The results in the field of metrology obtained by domestic scientists in scientific organizations of Ukraine are analyzed. New and little-known names and facts in the problem under study are reproduced.

This monograph examines the prehistory and development of applied metrology in Ukraine (18th – mid-20th centuries) as one of the main branches of modern science. Drawing on extensive factual material, it examines the place of metrology within the system of sciences and its importance for the formation of a new style of scientific thinking, substantiating the main stages of the field's evolution. The results of metrology research obtained by Ukrainian scientists in scientific organizations are analyzed, revealing new names and facts in the researched field.

1. Historical Sciences. Gamaliya V.M. History of research on plant bacteriosis in Ukraine (late 19th – early 21st centuries)” / Center for the Study of Scientific and Technical Potential and History of Science named after G.M. Dobrov, NAS of Ukraine / – K.: Phytosociotsentre, 2009. – 328 p. (16.8 standard printed sheets) ISBN 978-966-306-152-7.

The monograph from a historical and scientific perspective examines the process of the emergence and development of the doctrine of plant bacteriosis based on the achievements of mycology and phytopathology, and highlights the main stages of the formation and institutionalization of bacterial phytopathology as an independent scientific discipline in the world. Based on a wealth of factual material, the author conducted the first comprehensive study in Ukrainian historiography devoted to the development of the doctrine of plant bacteriosis in Ukraine. The collective of domestic researchers who have worked and are working in this field is identified as a scientific school. New and forgotten facts and names are also reproduced, and information about scientists who have contributed to the development of the problem under study is expanded and corrected.

This monograph examines the origins and development of the theory of plant bacterioses from a historical and scientific perspective, drawing on advances in mycology and phytopathology. It highlights the key stages in the formation and institutionalization of bacterial phytopathology as an independent scientific discipline globally. Drawing on a wealth of factual material, the author, for the first time in Ukrainian historiography, has conducted a comprehensive study devoted to the development of the theory of plant bacterioses in Ukraine. The collective of domestic researchers who have worked and continue to work in this field is identified as a scientific school.

New and partly forgotten facts and names have also been reconstructed, information about scientists who made a significant contribution to the development of the problem under study has been expanded and clarified.

1.​ Economic Sciences / Chirkov V.G. Bourgeois. Modern socio-economic situation in Ukraine. / Center for Research on Scientific and Technical Potential named after G.M. Dobrov NAS of Ukraine / – K.: Phoenix, 2010. – 128 p. (6.72 a.a.). – Print run 100. – ISBN 978-966-651-783-1

In the book, in the form of journalistic essays and fragments, separate issues of the transition of the Ukrainian economy from planned-distributive to market economy are considered. Relevant statistical data are given. Some considerations were expressed about the forms and nature of the relationship between the state, employers and employees.

The book, in the form of journalistic essays and fragments, examines individual issues of the transition of the Ukrainian economy from a planned-distributive to a market economy. Relevant statistical data are provided. Some considerations are expressed about the forms and nature of the relationship between the state, employers, and employees.

1.​ Economic sciences / Griga V.Yu. Theoretical and practical aspects of using scientific results of the NAS in the economy of Ukraine / – G.M.Dobrov Center for Research on Scientific and Technical Potential and History of Science of the NAS of Ukraine /. – K.: Konus-Yu, 2010. – 116 p. (14.5 ud.a.). – Circulation 300 copies –ISBN 9778-966-2250-11-4

The paper considers current issues of technological development of Ukraine, in particular, the use of the results of scientific research conducted in the institutions of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in the country's industry. Based on a detailed statistical analysis of the innovation costs of industrial enterprises, points of contact between science and industry of Ukraine are identified. The directions for improving the structure of scientific teams and their material and technical support are substantiated to activate the process of transforming new knowledge into technology.

This paper examines current issues in Ukraine's technological development, specifically the use of research results conducted at institutions of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in the country's industry. A detailed statistical analysis of the innovation costs of industrial enterprises identifies points of contact between science and industry in Ukraine. Directions for improving the structure of research teams and their logistical support to accelerate the process of converting new knowledge into technology are substantiated.

1. Economic Sciences / Yegorov I.Yu., Zhukovych I.A., Ryzhkova Yu.O. Scientific and innovative potential of Ukraine in international statistical comparisons. Monograph – / – Center for research of scientific and technical potential and history of science named after G.M. Dobrov of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine / Kyiv.: State Enterprise ‘Inform-analytical agency’.- 2010, – 156 p. (11.2 um.dr.a) – Circulation: 300 copies ISBN 966-8998-09-X

The monograph contains information and analytical materials that characterize the current state of scientific and innovative activity of Ukraine in comparison with other countries of the world. The monograph presents calculations of indicators of scientific and technological development of Ukraine and experimental calculations of indicators of EIT for Ukraine, which can be used by scientists, politicians, managers for analysis, discussions and making specific decisions on the development of the main directions of scientific and technological and innovative policy of the country.

This monograph contains information and analytical materials that characterize the current state of scientific and innovative activity in Ukraine in comparison with other countries. The authors' calculations of scientific and technological development indicators for Ukraine, as well as experimental calculations of the European Innovation Scoreboard indicators for Ukraine, presented in the monograph, can be used by researchers, policymakers, and managers for analysis, discussion, and decision-making regarding the development of key areas of scientific, technological, and innovative activity in the country.

1.​ Economic sciences / Lobanova L.S. Systems of training scientific personnel in European countries and Ukraine: comparative analysis in the context of the formation of a Single European Educational and Scientific Space / G.M.Dobrov Center for Research on Scientific and Technical Potential and History of Science of the NAS of Ukraine /. G.M. Dobrov NAS of Ukraine /- K.DP "Information and Analytical Agency", 2010. -100p. (5.81 um.dr.arc.).-Print run – 200. ISBN 978-617-571-026-5.

The monograph examines the European experience of improving the organization of doctoral education within autonomous universities during the Bologna Process, presents the results of a study of the current system of training highly qualified scientific personnel in Ukraine, and assesses possible paths for its integration into the Single European Educational and Scientific Area. The monograph is intended for academic and teaching staff, government officials, and anyone interested in the transformation of the system for training and certification of scientific personnel and highly qualified specialists in the context of the Bologna Process.

The monograph examines the European experience of improving the organization of doctoral education within the framework of the Bologna process, presents the results of a study of the modern system of training of highly qualified scientific personnel in Ukraine and gives an assessment of possible ways of its integration into the Single European Educational and Scientific Space. The monograph is intended for scientists and scientific and pedagogical workers, civil servants and all those who are interested in the problems of transforming the system of training and certification of highly qualified scientific personnel and specialists within the framework of the Bologna process.

1.​ Holovatyuk V.M. Section “Problems of measuring and assessing the innovative potential of regional economies” / Dobrov Centre for Scientific and Technological Potential and Science History Studies of the NAS of Ukraine / P. 173-207. – 2.19 standard printed sheets in the monograph “Socio-economic development of the Ukrainian Black Sea region: theory, methodology, practice: Monograph” / Edited by Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine B.V. Burkynsky. – Odesa: Institute of Market Problems and Economic and Ecological Research of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2010. – 376 p. (23.5 standard printed sheets) – Circulation 300, – ISBN 978-966-02-5750-4.

The monograph raises the issue of increasing the competitiveness of the regions of the Ukrainian Black Sea region and the effectiveness of their socio-economic development in the context of transformational changes in the national economy and the deepening of globalization processes. The work is intended for officials of state and local authorities, representatives of civil organizations, scientific workers of academic, university, and industry research, and enterprise managers and specialists.

The monograph examines the issues of competitiveness of the regions of the Ukrainian Black Sea region and the effectiveness of their socio-economic development in the context of transformation in the national economy and deepening globalization processes. The work is intended for heads of organizations, researchers in academic, university, and industry research, and enterprise managers and specialists.