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Rodin Sergey Anatol’evich, born 8 April 1957, in the urban type settlement of Zelenogradsky, Pushkinsky District, Moscow Oblast, Soviet Union (since 1992 – Russia). Graduated from Moscow Forest Engineering Institute (at the present time – Mytishchi Br. Bauman Moscow St. Tech. Univ.), Faculty of Forestry (at the present time – Faculty of Forestry, Forest Harvesting, Wood Processing Technologies and Landscape Architecture), in the city Mytishchi, Moscow Oblast, Soviet Union (1979). Doctor of Agricultural Sciences (DSc) in Forest Crops, Breeding, Seed Production; and Forest Science, Silviculture; Forest Fires and Fire Fighting (2004). Professor (2009), Academician of the Rus. Acad. Agr. Sci. (2010), Academician of the Rus. Acad. Sci. (2013). PhD thesis: «Obosnovanie Sposobov Uvelicheniya Perioda Posadki Sazhentsev Eli v Tsentral'noy Chasti Zony Khvoyno-Shirokolistvennykh Lesov» (Substantiation of Ways to Increase the Planting Period of Spruce Seedlings in the Central Part of the Coniferous-Deciduous Forest Zone), Moscow, Moscow For. Engineer. Inst., 1989 (in Russian). DSc thesis: «Ekologo-Resursosberegayushchie Tekhnologii Lesovosstanovleniya i Modelirovanie Vyrashchivaniya Kul’tur Eli na Vyrubkakh Zony Khvoyno-Shirokolistvennykh Lesov» (Ecological and Resource-Saving Technologies of Reforestation and Modeling of Growing Spruce Crops in Clearings in the Zone of Coniferous-Deciduous Forests), Moscow, Moscow St. For. Univ., 2004 (in Russian). Deputy Director for All-Russian Research Institute of Silviculture and Mechanization of Forestry, in the city of Pushkino, Pushkinsky District, Moscow Oblast, Russia (2011-present). The Honored Forester of the Russian Federation, Honored Forest Worker, Editor-in-Chief for the journal Lesokhozyaystvennaya Informatsiya (Forestry Information). Specialist in forestry, reforestation and seed production. Author and co-author of more than 200 scientific publications, including monographs, textbooks, tutorials and guidelines, copyright certificates and patents for an inventions.