Margarita Kisternaya
Office address: Kirova 10a sq., Petrozavodsk, 185910,Russia
Tel.\fax +7 8142 767091, +7 8142 593400 (add. 1222)
E-mail kisternaya@kizhi.karelia.ru,
Jobs
2005 – now Senior researcher for the KIZHI State Open-Air Museum of History, Architecture and Ethnography, Petrozavodsk, Russia,
working out strategy of conservation of wooden architectural monuments; development of climate control in monuments; working out maintenanceprocedure; technologies for elimination of fungi and insects activity
1990 -2005 – Researcher, Senior researcher for the Forest Research Institute of the Karelian Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences, Petrozavodsk, Russia
studying of forest management impact on wood quality; development of monitoring system for wooden architectural monuments; studying of changes in wood quality due to ageing (chemical composition, physical properties)
1998 –Invited researcher for VTT Building Technology, Espoo, Finland
studying of biodeterioration of timber structures, project “Hirren, riveen ja pintakkasittelyn” (Interaction between log, heat insulation material and protection of surface)
Education
2009 – now St. Petersburg State architectural and civil engineering University, doctoral candidate of the department of wooden structures (external) (St. Petersburg, Russia)
2003 – International Course on Dendrochronology and Dendroecology (University of Joensuu, Mekrijarvi, Finland)
2000 – International Course on Wood Conservation Technology (ICCROM) (Oslo, Norway)
1998-2000 – Moscow State Forestry University, external post-graduate student (Wood Science) (Moscow, Russia)
1987-1990 State Courses in Foreign Languages, English department (St. Petersburg)
1984-1990 Leningrad (St. Petersburg) University, Physical department, student (St.Petersburg, Russia)
Degrees, diplomas
1. M. Sc.; St -Petersburg State University; 1990, February, 2
2. PhD (Wood Science); Moscow State Forestry University; 2000, June, 2
- Certificate of 2-year-long English language course; St. Petersburg State courses in Foreign languages, 1989, December
- Certificate “International Course on Wood Conservation Technology”; Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, 2000, October, 12
- Certificate “Museology”; SPb State University of Art &Culture. December, 2007
Awards
1. Best young researcher of Russian Academy of Sciences, of 1992 and 1998
Language skills
- Grand Prize. Europa Nostra awards for conservation of the Kesalahti Church bell tower, Kesalahti, Finland. Italy. June 5, 2009.
- Ron Cocroft award, International Research Group on Wood Protection, Biarritz, France. May, 2011
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Russian |
English |
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Reading skills |
Mother tongue |
Good-Excellent |
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Writing skills |
Mother tongue |
Good |
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Verbal skills |
Mother tongue |
Good |
Publications
- 71 papers
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monographs “Wood-Science Approach to the Preservation of Historic Timber Structures” (co-author V.Kozlov). Petrozavodsk. 2007.. 133 p.
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“Maintenance of wooden architectural monuments” (co-author A.Yu.Lubimtsev). Petrozavodsk. 2008. 53 p.
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Patent N 79828 of Russian Federation (as of October 17, 2008) “Equipment for heat treatment of wooden structures” (co-authors: A. I. Rasev, V. A. Kozlov)
Research field
– wooden architectural monuments, quality of timber, wood ageing, biodeterioration, monitoring, longevity of timber structures
Membership
– Member of the Regional Council of Wood Science (since 2003)
- Member of International Research Group on Wood Protection (since 2011)












