Dr. Vyacheslav Bizikov

Dr. Vyacheslav Bizikov

Dr. Vyacheslav Bizikov
Deputy Scientific Director, Director of the Department of Commercial Aquatic Organisms

Deputy Scientific Director, Director of the Department of Commercial Aquatic Organisms

Born on December 4, 1959

Doctor of Biology

More than 100 scientific publications, including 4 monographs, two patents

1982

Graduated with honors from the Biological Faculty of Moscow State University with a degree in Zoology and Botany

1982-1986

Studied at the VNIRO full-time postgraduate school. During his postgraduate studies took part in long-range oceanic expeditions to the Pacific and Indian Oceans

1986-1992

Junior researcher at the Laboratory of Commercial Invertebrates of VNIRO

1991

Defended his PhD thesis on "Comparative morphology and anatomy of squid gladiuses of the family Ommastrephidae"

1993-1999

Organized and led VNIRO resource studies of squid in the Bering Sea, as a result of which the Commander's squid stock was estimated and its exploitation started in the Bering Sea 

He has consistently held the positions of junior, senior and leading researcher in the Laboratory of commercial invertebrates and algae.

2001-2002

Worked as a scientific observer in the Fisheries Department of the Falkland Islands

Since 2002he resumed work at VNIRO. 

2006

Became the Head of the Laboratory of Commercial Invertebrates and Algae 

2008

Defended his doctoral dissertation on "Evolution of the shell of cephalopods (cl. Cephalopoda)" with a degree in Zoology

2009-2012

Head of the Division of Commercial Hydrobiology of VNIRO

2012-2018

Deputy Director of VNIRO 

November 2018 – present

Deputy Scientific Director of VNIRO

Awards

  • Acknowledgement of VNIRO (1993)
  • Title ‘Honored Worker of VNIRO’ (2003)
  • Certificate of Honor of the Federal Academy of Natural Resources (2006)
  • II Class Medal ‘For Merits in the Development of the Russian Fisheries’ degree (2013)
  • Title ‘Honored Worker of the Fishery of Russia’ (2019)
  • Title ‘Honored Fishery Worker of the Russian Federation’ (2022)