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• Environmental Physics
• Complex Systems Modeling
• Computational Physics
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Marianna Savva is a Senior Scientific Researcher at the Institute of Applied Physics (IFA) in Chisinau, Moldova, working within the Environmental Physics and Complex Systems Modeling Laboratory. She holds a Ph.D. degree and is actively contributing to research activities at this prominent Moldovan research institution. Her research focuses on environmental physics and complex systems modeling, with particular emphasis on understanding physical processes in environmental systems through computational approaches. Her work likely intersects with atmospheric physics, mathematical modeling of environmental phenomena, and computational physics methodologies. The research conducted in her laboratory contributes to Moldova's scientific efforts in understanding environmental systems and their complex dynamics. The Environmental Physics and Complex Systems Modeling Laboratory where Dr. Savva works is part of IFA's broader research structure that includes multiple specialized laboratories focusing on various aspects of physics and materials science. This laboratory likely engages in interdisciplinary research connecting physics principles with environmental science challenges, potentially collaborating with international partners as evidenced by the institute's participation in numerous international projects including EU Horizon 2020 programs, FP7 initiatives, and collaborations with NASA through the AERONET program.

• Educational Management
• Strategic Management in Education
• Educational Research Methodology
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Patrașcu Dumitru serves as Professor in the Department of Educational Sciences and Management at Ion Creanga State Pedagogical University since 2018. With over four decades of academic experience across Moldovan and Russian institutions, he specializes in educational leadership, strategic management, and professional development for educators and public administrators. His career spans teaching, research, and administrative leadership roles at multiple universities and government training academies. His academic credentials include: Habilitated Doctorate in Pedagogical Sciences (1994, Russian Federation Higher Attestation Commission) Doctorate in Pedagogical Sciences (1984, USSR Academy of Pedagogical Sciences) Master in Public Administration (2008, Academy of Public Administration of Moldova) Engineering Degree (1979, S. Lazo Polytechnic Institute) Mathematics Teaching Qualification (1978, Chisinau State Pedagogical Institute) His research focuses on developing competencies in educational management through curriculum design, strategic planning, and professional orientation systems. He has pioneered methodologies for training educational managers and public administrators, with emphasis on adapting to evolving educational structures including distance learning and individualized instruction systems. His work bridges theoretical pedagogy with practical administrative implementation in post-Soviet educational contexts. Patrașcu has trained generations of educational managers through doctoral, master's, and professional development programs. His teaching portfolio includes foundational courses in educational management, strategic change management, curriculum development, and research methodology. He has directed training programs for teachers and educational leaders across Moldovan schools while conducting research on competency development in both pedagogical and managerial domains. Previously, he established and led the Educational Management Laboratory at Ion Creanga State Pedagogical University (1998-1994), creating frameworks for vocational guidance systems and school management optimization. His career reflects continuous engagement with educational transformation, from Soviet-era vocational training systems to contemporary European-integrated educational management models.

• Computational Mathematics
• Mathematical Programming
• Dynamic Programming
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Grodetski Mihail is a Scientific Researcher at the Energy Institute of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova , where he develops computational methods for energy optimization. His laboratory focuses on controlled power transmissions and energy systems analysis. Research Interests: His work applies computational mathematics to solve energy challenges, specializing in: Mathematical programming for power system optimization Dynamic modeling of energy infrastructure Energy security forecasting and monitoring Economic modeling of energy tariffs Nonlinear constraint optimization Projects: Major initiatives include: Development of Moldova's energy security mechanisms (2015-2019) Sustainable energy complex modeling (2011-2014) International energy security collaboration with Belarus (2008-2009) Cross-border MD-Ro energy project (2SOFT/1.2.66) His research has produced computational tools for energy monitoring and optimization used in national planning.

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Senior Lecturer

• Artificial Intelligence
• Case-Based Reasoning
• Programming Technologies
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Viorel Grigorcea is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science within the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics at the University of State of Moldova (USM). He has been with USM since 1997, becoming a senior lecturer by competition in 2002, and has served as Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics since that same year. His academic journey began with a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics from USM (1991-1996), followed by a Doctorate in Computer Programming from the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics of the Romanian Academy of Sciences (1996-1999). His teaching portfolio includes a comprehensive range of computer science courses: Artificial Intelligence Logic Programming Functional Programming Object-Oriented Programming Programming Fundamentals Programming Techniques Computer Architecture Operating Systems Expert Systems Grigorcea's research has evolved over time, with early work focusing on analogical reasoning, case-based reasoning, and attribute modeling in artificial intelligence systems. In recent years, his research has expanded to include educational assessment, particularly evaluating school results and basic skills of primary and secondary school graduates in Mathematics, Romanian, and Russian. His scientific activity includes continuous collaboration since 2001 on the institutional project 'Research and development of theoretical and practical aspects of modern programming technologies,' building on his earlier work in artificial intelligence systems. Grigorcea is associated with the Web Programming Section at USM, reflecting his engagement with practical programming technologies and applications.