Education: Undergraduate student 1963-1969; Diploma (M.Sci.) in Theoretical Physics, Leningrad (Saint-Petersburg) State University 1969.

Candidate of Science (Ph.D.) in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Leningrad (Saint-Petersburg) State University, “Investigation of Dual Theory”, supervisor Prof. Yu.V. Novozhilov – 1973.

Doctor of Science (Habilitation) in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Saint-Petersburg State University, “Supersymmetrical Method in Quantum Mechanics and Multidimensional Quantum Systems with Equivalent Spectra” – 1996.

Professor (academic status) in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics – 2002.

Appointments: Engineer - Institute of Physics, Leningrad State University 1972 – 1973; Junior researcher - Institute of Physics, Leningrad State University 1973 – 1984. Senior researcher - Institute of Physics, Leningrad (St.-Petersburg) State University 1984 – 1996. Leading researcher - Institute of Physics, St.-Petersburg State University 1996 – 2002. Professor - Department of High Energy Physics and Elementary Particle, Faculty of Physics, St.-Petersburg State University 1997 - to present.

Areas of research activity — mathematical problems in Quantum Mechanics: supersymmetry, intertwining relations, parasupersymmetry, q-deformed symmetry, integrable models, quasi-exactly solvable models, partial integrability, hidden dynamical symmetry in Quantum and Classical Mechanics, matrix quantum models, many-particle systems on a line, Lindblad equation, graphene in external fields, Fokker-Planck equation.

International scientific collaboration: F. Cannata - University of Bologna and INFN, Italy; D.N. Nishnianidze - Akaki Tsereteli State University, Kutaisi, Republic of Georgia; J.P. Dedonder - University Paris-7, France; G. Junker - Erlangen-Nurenberg University, Germany; H.J. Korsch - University of Kaiserslautern, Germany; R. Roychoudhury - Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, India; A. Ganguly - University of Calcutta, India J. Mateos Guilarte - University of Salamanca, Spain; L.M. Nieto - University of Valladolid, Spain; J. Negro - University of Valladolid, Spain; S. Kuru - Ankara University, Turkey; L. Vinet – University of Montreal, Canada

Teaching:
Lectures for students at Faculty of Physics of St.-Petersburg State University:

• Nuclear Theory: Advanced Quantum Mechanics;
• Introduction to the Theory of Continuous Groups.

Thesis supervision:

• E.Kolevatova (Krupitskaya) 2009-2011 Bachelor; 2011 – 2013 M.Sci.;
• P.Valinevich 2003-2004 Bachelor; 2004-2007 M.Sci.;
• 2007-2010 Ph.D. A.Neelov 1996-1998 Bachelor; 1998-2000 M.Sc.; 2000-2003 Ph.D.;
• A.Grinbaum 1997-2000 Bachelor; 2001-2004. M.Sc.;
• A.Chemizov 1996-1999 Bachelor;
• A.Dolgallo 1993-1995 Diploma (M.Sc.);
• D.Nishnianidze 1992-1995 Ph.D.;
• S.Prigozhin 1975-1977 Diploma (M.Sc.);
• N.Liskova 1975-1977 Diploma (M.Sc.); 1977-1980 Ph.D.

International grants:

• Visitor’s grants of INFN, Italy – 1991-2015;
• Short-term Grant of American Physical Society - 1993;
• Personal George Soros Grant of International Scientific Foundation - 1993;
• Research Grant of The Center of Intern. Mobility (CIMO), Finland - 1999;
• Research Stipendiums of DAAD (Germany) - 1998 and 2002;
• Research Grant of the Scientific Council of Norway - 2001;
• Sabbatical Grant of the Ministry of Education of Spain - 2005-2006;