Position: Professor of V.V. Popovskyy Department of Infocommunication Engineering.

Academic degree: Doctor of Engineering Sciences, specialty 05.12.17 – Radio and Television Systems.

Academic rank: Professor

Education:

• HEI: Kharkiv Military Engineering Radio Technical Academy of Air Defense, 1964-1969, specialty “Radio Engineering“;

• Postgraduate military course: Kharkiv Military Engineering Radio Technical Academy, 1973-1976; 1976 – Candidate of Engineering Sciences;

Career:

• 1969 – USSR army Officer.

• 1976 – Lecturer and Senior Researcher of Zhytomyr Higher Military School of Air Defense Radio-Electronics.

• 1981 – Lecturer and Senior Researcher of Kharkiv Military Engineering Radio Technical Academy of Air Defense.

• 1992 – professor of the Department of Transmitting and Receiving Devices of Radar Armament of Air Defence Radio-Engineering of Ivan Kozhedub Kharkiv National Air Force University;

• 2007 – professor of the Department of Telecommunication Systems of NURE (since December 2016, the Department of Infocommunication Engineering of NURE).

Teaches courses:

• Circuit and Signals Theory;
• Satellite and Radio Relay Communication Systems;
• Prospective Wireless Networks.
• Broadcasting and TV systems;

Academic activity:

• Executor of more than ten research projects;

• Member of the Specialized Dissertation Advisory Committee D 64.052.09 and D 64.052.03 (defense of doctoral and PhD theses in KNURE);

Scientific activity directions:

Digital and digital-analogue synthesis of radiolocating signals by remote parameters, broadband mobile connection with adaptation to signal propagation conditions, digital connection systems with the usage of Moon as a passive repeater.

International activity / Participation in international projects:
Project TEMPUS / ERASMUS+ 544455-TEMPUS-1-2013-1-SE-TEMPUS-JPCR “Educating the Next generation experts in Cyber Security: the new EU-recognized Master’s program (ENGENSEC).

Scientific publications: more than 200 articles and reports.

Monographs, textbooks, teaching aids: 3 monographs, 5 textbooks, 11 teaching aids, more than 200 articles and reports.

Patents: more than 50 certificates on inventions.

Number of trained scientists: 15 Candidate of Sciences (PhDs).