Dr. Abram Teplitskiy was born in Kursk, Russian
Federation in 1946. He is a graduate of the prestigious Kharkov State University
in the Ukraine where he double-majored in Applied Physics and
Environmental and Materials Testing. After graduation, Abram worked in
various scientific organizations. During his tenure, he conducted his own
original research, and as a result, made over 100 inventions and solved
problems in a diverse range of fields: from measuring the density of soils on
the Moon and on the bottom of the ocean using nuclear methods, formulating
technology to lay pipeline without the presence of people in the trench, to
modeling nuclear processes using soap bubbles, and even … designing combs for
eyelashes. The findings of his research were published in more than 80 articles
in international and national journals and reported at international and
national conferences throughout the USA and Europe. Following this extensive
research and inventing experience, Abram Teplitskiy earned a Ph.D. in Applied
Physics.
Another lifelong passion of Dr. Abram Teplitskiy is
educating students in the art of inventing. To achieve this goal, he wrote and
published six books, founded a special class for high school students and
designed a Ukrainian national TV show for future inventors. He is proud that one
of the youngsters involved was among the youngest inventors of Europe - a
12-year old boy who invented a demonstration model of a molecule.
After relocating to the United States with his family, Dr.
Teplitskiy gained additional experience working with high school students. He
taught Creativity Classes in a local recreation center, participated as a coach
in the International Educational Internet Contest with a website “Become an
Inventor,” consulted for corporate and individual inventors, and wrote articles
about inventing for local newspapers. Finally, he resumed his activities in his
previous field and made more inventions himself, taught students to solve
problems, and subsequently began writing books in English as well as bilingual
ones. This text is his first in English, and in the near future, Dr. Teplitskiy
hopes to publish additional books for students.
Dr. Teplitskiy is married to a wonderful and supportive lady
named Faina. Together they have two children - a daughter, Jane, who will
graduate December 2004, and a son, Mikhail, who is currently a sophomore and
hopes to pursue a career in math and science.
Dr. Abram Teplitskiy will be pleased to consult with readers
of his book, especially students, and welcomes questions regarding both
inventing and creativity.
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