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On the 72nd year of life died Professor RGRTU named after Utkin Ranas Ganeyev

The RSTU professor passed away and n

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On the 72nd year of life died Professor RGRTU named after Utkin Ranas Ganeyev

Professor RGRTU named after Utkin Ranas Ganeyev has passed away. The obituary showed up at the university.

Ranas Ganeyev died on November 6, 2026, just a few days before his 72nd birthday.

The professor was born on 9 November 1954. Graduated from MEPhI.

After the university, he worked as an engineer at a plant in the Moscow region for a year. In the Ryazan State Radio Engineering University he went from a software engineer to the head of the department.

Ranas Ganeyev was a doctor of technical sciences, professor, had the title of Honorary Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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