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Boris Mavashev
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Boris Mavashev(born in Tashkent on 9 May 1939 - ) is a scientist whose name is known on a worldwide scale. In 1957 he graduated from high school. From to 1957 to 1962 he studied at the physical-mathematical faculty of Tashkent Pedagogical State University and obtained his MSc.He obtained his PhD there in 1971.He worked as a physics teacher and researcher in Tashkent.He submitted his method for earthquake forecasts on 2/21/1966 for the Diploma of Discovery No 129 Moscow. This document was registered in 1973 in the USSR State register and in the Journal Discoveries and Inventions in 1973 and was awarded this Diploma of Discovery in 1977 This method discovers a sudden rise in the air temperature with an increased radon content in the air and in subsurface waters and was used to predict the 1976 Tangshan, China earthquake. It also hit the city of Tientjin (Tientsin) China.1 million people were evacuated from the city, but 260000 people died who had not been evacuated.This was the deadliest earthquake in history. In 1971 Boris Mavashev obtained his PhD and worked as a Professor at the Central Asiatic Hydro-Meteorological Institute in Tashkent and at the Tashkent Automotive Institute. On 4 April 1990 Boris Mavashev and his family moved to Jerusalem, Israel. He continued his scientific work at the "Makhon Lev" Technological Institute of Holon. During 25 years he published over 25 scientific studies. US President Barak Obama sent a message of thanks to Boris Mavashev. In 1999 Boris Mavashev he appeared in Who´s Who 16th edition.The American Bibliographical institute nominated him the Man of the 2001 and 2002 editions for his significant accomplishment in the field of Ecology. He has written more than 70 scientific papers published in 70 countries and has made scientific discoveries. He is an active member of the New York Academy of Sciences, and has made scientific discoveries,was awarded the State Prize of the USSR, included in a list of the best scientists of the 20th century, was awarded a medal of the University of Cambridge and diplomas of several prestigious institutes. His biography was published in the Central Biographical Centre (Cambridge, England) . He was nominated as "Man of the Year" for 2010.
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PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHTS. 1966. Submitted Discovery Diploma 129 "Phenomenon of chemical composition change of subsurface waters by earthquake", Moscow 1996. Book: "About interrelation between meteorological and seismic-tectonic processes and earthquake prediction", Center for technological education Holon 1998. "Radon and meteorological earthquake precursors", International Symposium of Japan-France KSAIKO-TOKAL project, Tokyo, Japan VERIFIABLE REFERENCES [1].^ 1977, "Phenomenon of chemical composition change of subsurface water by earthquake", Diploma in Discovery 129 issued in the State Register of Discoveries, Moscow [2 ].^1989.Journal: Science Reprint Series , 22 February 1980, volume 207, pp.882-883, "Radon Anomaly: A Possible Precursor of the 1976 Izu-Ishima-Kinkai Earthquake" [3]. ^ 1999.Certificate of the Henry Ford European Conservation Awards [4].^ Boris Mavashev, in Who's Who in the World, 16th edition [5] ^2002. L.L. Chyi, Dept. of Geology, Univ. of Akron, Akron, USA, "Automated radon monitoring of seismicity in a fault zone", Journal:Geografica Internacional, (2002) , vol. 41, Number 4, pp. 507-511,Email: Ichyi@uakron.edu [6].^ I.Kobal, "Radon Monitoring for earthquake prediction in Slovenia", Journal: FIZIKA B (Zagreb) 9, (2000) 3, p.111-118, email:ivan.kobal@ijs.si [7].^(2000) American Bibliographical Institute 2000 Millenium Medal of Honor to Dr Boris Mavashev ; abiinfo@abiworldwide.co [8].^ (2000) American Bibliographical Institute, The Man of the year 2001 for Dr. Boris Mavashev [9].^(2002) American Bibliographical Institute, The American Medal of Honor of significant accomplishment in the field of Ecology [10].^ International Bibliographical Centre, Cambridge, England, The International Einstein Award for Scientific Achievements, email: info@intbiographiccentre.com [11]. ^ "The Forecast Materializes again", The House of Scientists by the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Internet site.rehes.org. [12].^(2003)^ Dr Boris Mavashev, Living Science, Volume 001, International Biographical Centre, pp. 264-266, England