Natalia Andreevna
Parfentieva

Natalia Andreevna Parfentievaborn March 23, 1944in the historical center of Moscow at number 24/1 on the corner of Prechistenka (Kropotkinskaya) and Obukhov (Chisty) Lane. Profitable house, built according to the project of the architect S.F. Kulagina in 1904, described in the storyMikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov"dog's heart". It was in it that he settled Professor Preobrazhensky, the prototype of which was the writer's uncles - the famous Moscow doctors Pokrovsky, who lived in this house before and after the revolution.

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Natalia Andreevna - a representative of the old Moscow family of the Filippov-Polyansky-Parfentievs, the daughter of a famous Soviet scientist, a sound recording specialist,Andrei Ivanovich Parfentiev.

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In 1968 she graduatedFaculty of Physics, Moscow State University, majoring in Physics. Since 1976 she has worked inMGSU (MISI)at the Department of Physics as an associate professor, and since 2005 as a professor. Since 2020 isHead of the Department of General and Applied Physics (OPF) NRU MGSU.

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A well-known scientist, has more than 100 publications in scientific journals, regularly participates in international scientific conferences. He is also the author and title editor of more than 25 textbooks, problem books and manuals in physics in the publishing house "Education" (Moscow). For several years she had an innovative educational project together with the Prosveshchenie publishing house (Moscow) and the SONOMA company (Gdansk) - work on the creation of electronic teaching aids. Conducts Rregular webinars on physics for teachers from the Prosveshchenie publishing house, inspeaks at methodological seminars in physics.

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Awarded in 2009Griboyedov medalfor a successful publication in a literary magazine "ZNAMJA".