Vladimir Dmitrievich Laskarev ( June 26, 1868 , metro Biryuch , Voronezh province - April 10, 1954 , Belgrade ) - Russian geologist, professor at Novorossiysk and Belgrade universities, a member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences .
| Vladimir Dmitrievich Laskarev | |
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| Date of Birth | June 26, 1868 |
| Place of Birth | metro Biryuch , Voronezh province , Russian Empire |
| Date of death | April 10, 1954 (85 years old) |
| Place of death | Belgrade , Yugoslavia |
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Scientific field | geology |
| Place of work | Novorossiysk University , Belgrade University |
| Alma mater | Novorossiysk University |
| Known as | author of the term Paratethis |
| Awards and prizes | Akhmatov Prize |
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Biography
He graduated from Novorossiysk University in 1892, was left to prepare for a professorship.
In 1898 he was sent abroad, where for two years he worked in museums, universities and libraries of Zagreb , Vienna , Munich , Rome and other European cities.
Since 1901 - privat-docent . In 1903 he received a master 's degree , in 1904 - a doctor of geology. In the same year, became extraordinary professor in the department of geology.
In 1896 he became a member of the Geological Committee . Engaged in geological research in southwestern Russia and Eastern Europe .
In 1914 he was awarded the Akhmatov Prize of the Academy of Sciences and was elected professor of geology at Novorossiysk University for his great contribution to the study of the geological structure of the European continent .
After the Civil War , together with a group of scientists, writers and professors , he was expelled by the Soviet authorities for political unreliability.
He taught geology at the University of Athens in Greece , and later moved to Yugoslavia , where he became a professor at the University of Belgrade . At that time, the rector was his old friend and colleague, Jovan Zviich . He gave lectures on geology and paleontology , was engaged in compiling geological maps of the surroundings of Belgrade .
In 1924, for the first time used the term Paratethys to refer to the famous prehistoric ocean [1] .
Published about 40 works on geology and mineralogy . Corresponding Member (1932), Full Member (1947) of the Serbian Royal Academy of Sciences .
He died on April 10, 1954 in Belgrade .
Works
- Geological exploration along the Novoselitsky railways (1896);
- about the Sarmatian deposits of the Volyn province, about geological. excursion. in okr. Belgrade, on the Sarmatian deposits of Transcaucasia (in "Notes of the Novorossiysk Society of Natural Sciences", vols. XX, XXI, XXIII), "Bemerk. ub. Miocanabl. Volhyniens "(" Jahrb. D. Geol. RA ", vol. 49);
- Fauna of the Buglovsky layers of Volhynia (dissertation, “Proceedings of the Geological Committee”, 1903, No. 5);
- articles on the study of the Volyn, Podolsk and Bessarabian provinces (in the "Proceedings of the Geological Committee", vols. XXV, XVII, XXXI, XXXII);
- Notes on the tectonics of the South Russian crystal. square (“Proceedings of the Geological Committee”, XXIV, with a map);
- Geological observations in the area. Tiraspol and the new locations of fossil mammals in southern Russia (Notes of the Novorossiysk Society of Natural Sciences, 1908 and 1911, XXXIII and XXXVIII);
- Two tiers of loess in the Podolsk and Volyn provinces ("Notes of the Podolsk Society of Natural History": 1912, II);
- Geological exploration in southwestern Russia (17th sheet of the geological map of European Russia) in Proceedings of the Geological Committee, (new series, issue 77th, 1914).
Notes
- ↑ Laskarev, V. 1924 : Sur les equivalents du Sarmatien superieur en Serbie. In: Vujević, P. (Ed.), Recueil de travaux offert à M. Jovan Cvijić par ses amis et collaborateurs . Drzhavna Shtamparija, Beograd, pp. 73-85.
Sources
- Laskarev, Vladimir Dmitrievich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Sulimov I.N. Echo of past years, or Memoirs of Vorkutlag. - Odessa: Astroprint, 1997 .-- 172 p.
- Essays on Russian emigration in Belgrade (1920-1950s)
- Biographies of Russian émigré members of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (inaccessible link) (Serb.)
- Profile on the website of the Serbian Academy of Sciences
- A note on Laskarev in the program of the RTS Serbian Channel (Serb.)