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Alexander KryshtalUkrainian entomologist, Doctor of Biological Sciences, professor, laureate of the State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR in 1976.
Date of Birth: 04.08.1908
Country:  Ukraine |
Content:
- Ukrainian Entomologist and Academician
- Academic Career
- Laboratory and Research Initiatives
- Kanev Natural Reserve and Soil Zoology
- Personal Life
- Recognition and Legacy
Ukrainian Entomologist and Academician
Early Life and EducationProfessor Oleksandr Kryzhanovskyi(1902-1986) was a distinguished Ukrainian entomologist, professor, and doctor of biological sciences. Born in Kyiv in 1902, he pursued his academic endeavors at the Kyiv State University (KSU).
Academic Career
Head of the Department of Invertebrate PhysiologyIn 1934, Kryzhanovskyi joined the faculty of KSU. From 1960 to 1981, he served as head of the Department of Invertebrate Zoology, which later became the Department of Invertebrate Physiology. Under his leadership, the department became a hub for entomological research.
Laboratory and Research Initiatives
Founder of the Laboratory of Ecology and ToxicologyKryzhanovskyi founded the Laboratory of Ecology and Toxicology at KSU. This laboratory expanded the scope of entomological studies by incorporating ecological and toxicological perspectives. The laboratory published the "Collection of Works of the Kanev Biogeographical Reserve" in 1947.
Kanev Natural Reserve and Soil Zoology
Director of the Kanev Natural ReserveKryzhanovskyi served as director of the Kanev Natural Reserve. His influence fostered a school of Ukrainian entomologists and promoted the development of soil zoology as a research area.
Personal Life
Father of Oleg KryzhanovskyiProfessor Kryzhanovskyi was the father of Oleg Oleksandrovych Kryzhanovskyi, a renowned molecular physicist, academician, and professor. Oleg Kryzhanovskyi made significant contributions to science and technology and received numerous awards.
Recognition and Legacy
State Prize of the Ukrainian SSRProfessor Oleksandr Kryzhanovskyi was awarded the State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR in 1976 for his groundbreaking entomological research. His legacy continues to inspire generations of entomologists and ecologists in Ukraine and beyond.
