Andrej's teachers

Soon after entering the Ivan Pavlov Medical School in St. Petersburg, Russia, I started working as a volunteer in the Department of General Pathology (Helena Andreevna Korneva, Head), Institute of Experimental Medicine. My immediate supervisors were Victor Al’fredovich Grigor’ev (for a short time) and then Evgenij Martynovich Belyavskij. Evgenij infected me with the Fever virus,...(continue)

Photo: Following their steps… Andrej Romanovsky follows Kazuhiro Nakamura and Shaun Morrison on a descent from Mary’s Peak along the North Ridge Trail. Central Oregon, July 29, 2008.

Evgenij Martynovich Belyavskij
1939-1996

In memoriam. By Vladimir A. Lesnikov

Andrej’s publications with Evgenij

Valery Nikolaevich Gourine
1938-2007

Andrej’s publications with Valery

Andrej’s paper on Russian thermophysiology

Miklos Szekely
Professor Emeritus, University of Pecs Medical School
Pecs, Hungary

Miklos' publications with Andrej

I have known Andrej for over two decades and very soon we became friends – due to the age-gap I almost regarded him as one of my sons. A very able son. In science, mainly studying fever, we worked together first in our lab in Pecs, then again during a six-month period in the lab of Professor Blatteis in Memphis, before Andrej established his own FeverLab...(continue)

Clark M. Blatteis
Professor Emeritus, University of Tennessee Distinguished Professor
Memphis, TN

Andrej’s publications from Clark’s lab

I was Andrej’s postdoc mentor at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, from 1991 to 1994. He came to me with a very good theoretical background in thermal physiology...(continue)

Lloyd D. Partridge
1922-2005

Lloyd D. Partridge, Ph.D. Neurophysiologist. By L. Donald Partridge

In memory of Lloyd D. Partridge. By Andrej A. Romanovsky

Acknowledgements of Lloyd’s contributions in Andrej’s papers

Image: The portrait was painted from Lloyd’s photo taken in the Himalayan Mountains, Nepal.