M. A. Nalivkin

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M. A. Nalivkin is an observational astronomer specializing in stellar astrophysics, with a particular focus on the study of chromospherically active stars and the development of robotic telescope networks. Their major contributions include pioneering photometric observations of the red dwarf FR Cnc using the robotic IRT-20 telescope at the Zvenigorod Observatory of INASAN, a work that has garnered 7 citations and provided critical insights into stellar activity cycles. Nalivkin also played a key role in the establishment of the Russian–Cuban Astronomical Observatory, co-authoring foundational papers on its "first light" and the deployment of its initial 20-cm robotic telescope in Havana. These works, each with 2 citations, document the technical achievements and early scientific results from this international collaboration. By combining hands-on observational campaigns with the advancement of automated astronomical infrastructure, Nalivkin has contributed to both the study of variable stars and the expansion of observational capabilities across hemispheres, making their work valuable for researchers interested in robotic astronomy and stellar activity.

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1. 1
   Activity of the Red Dwarf FR Cnc from Observations with a Robotic IRT-20 Telescope at the Zvenigorod Observatory of INASAN

   7 citations · 2019
2. 2
   Russian–Cuban Astronomical Observatory. The “First Light” and the First Results from the Observatory

   2 citations · 2022
3. 3
   First Telescope of the Russian–Cuban Observatory

   2 citations · 2022

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