THE LIFE PATH AND SCIENTIFIC PRIORITIES OF PROFESSOR TAMERLAN SAFRANOV
Journal Title: Environmental Problems - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
The life path and the range of scientific interests of Professor Tamerlane Safranov are described. The main results of the scientific research in the field of organic geochemistry, hydrogeochemistry, environmentology, optimization of nature management and environmental education are presented.
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