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Maslennikov Nikita A.

Position

Head of department
Associate professor

Academic degree

PhD of Engineering Sciences (1991)

Academic title

Associate professor (1999)

Faculty

Faculty of Civil Engineering

Department

Department of Construction Mechanics

Address

Office 322-C, 4, 2nd Krasnoarmeiskaya Str., St Petersburg, 190005

Phone +7 (812) 575-05-50
E-mail tehmeh@spbgasu.ru

Basic information

Education

Specialty Industrial and Civil Engineering

Qualification Civil Engineer (Leningrad Civil Engineering Institute, 1985)

Professional development

  • The pedagogical space of the university: technologies, meanings, values ​​(SPbGASU, 2018, 72 hours)
  • Life safety (SPbGASU, 2018, 72 hours)
  • Inclusive education in higher education (SPbGASU, 2018, 16 hours)
  • Anti-corruption (teaching staff) (SPbGASU, 2018, 72 hours)
  • Information technologies in the educational process of a construction university (SPbGASU, 2018, 16 hours)
  • Preparation of design documentation for capital construction projects (SPbGASU, 2019, 72 hours)
  • Development and implementation of the main professional educational program in accordance with the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education 3++ (SPbGASU, 2020, 144 hours)
  • Labour protection in educational institutions (SPbGASU, 2020, 16 hours)

Teaching

  • Theoretical mechanics
  • Construction mechanics
  • Strength of materials

Professional interests

  • Scientific research
  • Curriculum development
  • Editorial and production

Research interests

  • Curriculum tasks development
  • Academic programs development including active teaching programs

Scientific conferences

Nikita Maslennikov has participated in 27 scientific conferences.

Publications

Nikita Maslennikov is the author of more than 50 published scientific and educational works, including 27 scientific articles.

The most significant publications

Textbooks

  1. Maslennikov, N. A. Metal structures of ground transport and technological facilities and complexes: a study guide / N. A. Maslennikov, S. A. Evtyukov, S. M. Grushetsky. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU, 2018. - 97 p.
  2. Maslennikov, N. A. Strength of materials: a collection of tasks and guidelines for calculation and graphic work / N. A. Maslennikov, I. A. Kupriyanov. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU, 2019. - 85 p.
  3. Maslennikov, N. A. Theoretical mechanics. Statics. Kinematics. Dynamics / N. A. Maslennikov, N. Yu. Soytu, M. A. Aleinikova. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU; Publishing house "Petropolis", 2019. - 168 p.
  4. Maslennikov, N. A. Fundamentals of structural mechanics of rod systems / A. M. Maslennikov, E. A. Kobelev, N. A. Maslennikov. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU; Publishing house "Petropolis", 2020. - 342 p.

Monographs

  1. Maslennikov, N. A. Vibrations of building structures under kinematic action: monograph / A. M. Maslennikov, N. A. Maslennikov. - St Petersburg: SPbGASU, 2005.

Articles

  1. Evstrop'ev SK, Dukel'skii KV, Evstrop'ev KS, Gatchin YuA, Bondarenko IB, Maslennikov NA (2017) Effect of the molecular weight of polyvinylpyrrolidone on the spectral properties of composite sols and coatings containing ZnS quantum dots. Journal of Optical Technology 84(2): 113-116.
  2. Maslennikov, N. A. Some elements of human ecology / N. A. Maslennikov // Ecological geology: theory, practice and regional problems: collection of articles. - Voronezh: Publishing House of VSU, 2013. - P. 384–387.
  3. Stepanova, K. D. Study of noise impact from railway lines / K. D. Stepanova, I. I. Kosinova, N. A. Maslennikov // Prospects for the development of engineering surveys in construction in the Russian Federation: materials of the 10th All-Russian Conference of Survey Organizations . - Moscow: Academic science; LLC "Geomarketing", 2014. - S. 111-114.
  4. Maslennikov, A. M. Solving stability problems by the finite element method / A. M. Maslennikov, E. A. Kobelev, N. A. Maslennikov // Vestnik grazhdanskikh inzhenerov. - 2020. - No. 2 (79). – P. 68–74. DOI: 10.23968/1999-5571-2020-17-2-68-74