Sergey E. Yakush
Ph.D., Dr.Sci.,
Leading Research Fellow

Institute for Problems in Mechanics
Russian Academy of Sciences
101 Vernadsky Avenue, Bldg 1
119526 Moscow, Russia

Tel: +7-495 434-9525
Fax: +7-495 938-2048
E-mail: yakush@ipmnet.ru


Education

2000 Doctor of Sciences (Physics and Mathematics).
Thesis : "Fluid Dynamics and Combustion of Gaseous and Two-phase Releases" (in Russian)
1989 PhD (Physics and Mathematics).
Thesis : "Evolution of Thermals in the Non-Uniform Atmosphere"
1986-1989 Post Graduate at Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology (MIPT)
1980-1986 Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology, Department of Molecular and Chemical Physics (graduated with honors)

Positions

2004-present Leading Scientist at the Laboratory of Thermogasdynamics and Combustion
1991 - 2004 Senior Scientist at the Laboratory of Thermogasdynamics (with leaves for work abroad)
1995 - 2002 Research Fellow, University of Central Lancashire, Centre for Research in Fires and Explosion Studies
1994 - 1995 Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Central Lancashire, Dept. Built Environment
1993 - 1994 Visiting Research Fellow, University of Central Lancashire, Dept. Built Environment
1987 - 1991 Researcher, Institute for Problems in Mechanics, Laboratory of Thermogasdynamics

Awards

2000 Award for best presentation at the 3rd Int. Seminar on Fire and Explosion Hazards (Lake District, UK)
1998 Sugden Award of the Combustion Institute (British Section) for the best publication on combustion
1994 Six-month Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship from the Royal Society (UK)
1992 Gold Medal of Russian Academy of Sciences for Young Scientists

Research Area and Experience

Programming Experience

Recent and Ongoing Projects

Period
Title
Funding Body
Role
2004-present Search of effective fire suppressants and development of a model for fire
extinguishing
INTAS IPM Team Leader
2003-2005 Modelling of fires at complex objects of chemical technology Russian Foundation for Basic Research Project Leader
2000-2004 Release and combustion of pressure-liquefied gases: experiments and modelling INTAS IPM Team Leader
1999-2002 Combustion of fuel vapour-droplet releases in the atmosphere: theory and modelling UK Engineering and Physical Science Research Council Researcher
1995-1998 Two-phase clouds: combustion and other effects following the release of fuel into the atmosphere UK Engineering and Physical Science Research Council Researcher

Publications

2007

2006

2005

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1999

1995–1998


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