Marsagishvili Tamaz A.,  citizen  of  Georgia. Was born in 1951, 26 Sept. in the village  of Karkucha  (Kazbegi region of Georgia). Married (1979), has a daughter, aged 34.                                                   

Degrees

1991 - Doctor of Sciences (Physics and Mathematics) at L.Karpov Scientific-research Institute of Physics and  Chemistry,  Moscow, Russia

1985 - Candidat of Sciences (Physics and Mathematics) at I.Javakhishvili Tbilisi State  University, Tbilisi, Georgia

1973 – Specialist (Theoretical Physics; analogous to Master of Science degree) at I.Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University,Tbilisi, Georgia.

1974 -77 -  postgraduate course,  A.Frumkin Institute  of Electrochemistry of  USSR Academy of  Sciences, Moscow.

1968 -73 – student, I.Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi, Georgia.

2007 - till now - Head of Scientific Council R.Agladze  Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and  Electrochemistry

1985 - till now - Head of the R. Dogonadze theoretical research department  at the R.Agladze Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and Electrochemistry

2006.02-05- Acting Director of Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and Electrochemistry of Georgian National Academy of Sciences  

2006.01-02- Deputy Director of Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and  Electrochemistry  of Georgian National Academy of Sciences  

1989 – 2002     - Leading Scientific worker (in the same institute) on problems of  computerization of scientific research and mathematical modelling of chemical and electrochemical processes; Internet.

2002 – 2003 –    Deputy Head, scientific manager  of the Georgian national Agency for the Black  Sea protection, resources’ research and assimilation.

2001 – 2005  -   Leading Scientific worker in Institute of Geophysics of the GAS.

1985 – 1985 -     Senior Research Worker at the R.Agladze Institute of Inorganic Chemistry and  Electrochemistry of  the GAS

1978 – 1985, 1973 – 1974  -  Junior Research Worker at the R.Agladze Institute of  Inorganic Chemistry and   Electrochemistry.

The American Biographical Institute (USA) – Distinguished Leadership Award, The International Directory of Distinguished Leadership, Seventh Edition for Outstanding Contributions to Contemporary Society - 1998.

Member of Euroscience – 1998.

International Biographical center, Cambridge, England – was selected for biographic records in Who’s Who in 21th century – 2000.

Member of American Chemical Society - 2006.

Member of Directors Board of the Black Sea countries International water research - 2001

The academician P.Melikishvili  premium of the Georgian Academy of Sciences - 2001

Has supervized  4 Candidats of physical and mathematical sciences and chemical sciences, one Doctor of Chemical Sci., and 2 PhD.

Has over 140 published scientific works, 6 georgian and 1 USA patents  in the sphere of Kinetics of chemical, electrochemical, photochemical and photoelectrochemical reactions, electronic-vibrational and Raman spectroscopy of polyatomic particles in condensed media, spreading of electromagnetic waves in irregular condensed systems, radiospectroscopy, nano-systems and nano-processes, quantum-chemical calculations, hydrogen energy, information technology.

1988 – 2006 - member of  qualification council for awarding scientific degrees (Electrochemistry) of R.Agladze Institute of  Inorganic Chemistry and Electrochemistry of Georgian Acad. of Sci.

1993 – 2004 - member of  qualification council for awarding scientific degrees (Chemical Physics) of Georgian Technical University.

2001 - 2003 - The member of  the State commission of activity support of the Black Sea  resources research service.

Scientific grants:

-    1. Grants of the  Georgian academy of Sciences.

-    2. “Design of Amorphous Manganese-Dioxide-Based Composite Materials for Waste

          Water Purification”,  2003-2005,   Grant STCU GR85

-    3. “Novel radiation-resistant composite chalcogenide and chalcogen halide materials for  

          electronic, optoelectronic and nonlinear equipment” 2004-2005 Grant STCU GR91

-  4. "Development of Newest Methods and Optochemotronic Sensors for Liquids Assays on  

         a Base of Electrochemiluminescent Molecular Condensed Langmuir-Blodgett Films

         with New Electrochemiluminescers", 2005-2007. Grant STCU GR77

-   5.  “Conductive Polymer Composites”, 2007, Grant ISTC G 593

-   6.  “Clean Black Sea working group”. 2005, Grant FP-6, EC SSA Project INCO-CT-2004-003510

-   7.  “Upgrade of the avaliable equipment, software and methods of research”, 2006, Grant RESC 06-3 CRDF

-   8.    Basalt-technology, Grant CNCP, 2010

 -  9.    Hydrogen production from Black Sea water by sulfide-driven fuel cell, 2011-2014, Grant EU, FP7.

-  10.   Novel Heat Resistant Coatings for Industrial Applications, 2012-2014, Grant P538, 

         Partner prog. with Livermore national lab.USA

Scientific-organization grants:

-          11.  “Intellectual property rights and science: building a business on your ideas”,  2005,  Grant STCU

-          12.   “Research management training for research centers”, 2006, Grant CRDF, SRAI,   TCG

-          13.  “Business Communication Training” – 2008, Grant STCU, Globe2008

-          14.  “Technology transfer and technology licensing workshop”, CLDP (US Department of commerce), GRDF, 2010.

Innovation scientific-technology research:

1. Long Arc Technologies Corporation, New Jersey (233 Mount Airy Road, Suite 100, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920, USA:

-          Work Order # 1, Waste-to-Energy Experiments with Basic Metal Tube Reactor and with Simplified Long Plasma Torch                      
            Reactor, 2015.

-          Work Order # 2, Work Order # 3, Work Order # 4, Work Order # 5, 2015 - 2017