In 1958, at the invitation of M.A. Lavrentyev, Minin moved to Novosibirsk Academgorodok (scientific centre) to work at Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
He initiated some new research directions : electromagnetic throwing of the body, shock waves interaction with bubbles in water with air  layers, anomalous properties of nitrogen plasma, explosive sound sources, explosion plume, etc.
At that time the research in these fields was not being conducted in any other laboratory of the Institute of Hydrodynamics.

In 2005 professor Christopher Earls Brennen published his monograph «Cavitation and Bubble Dynamics» where special focus was given to the research of shock waves interaction with gas bubbles in water and experimental discovery of cumulative jet formation effect in case of bubble collapse conducted by V.F. Minin.

V.F.Minin initiated a new direction for the research, i.e. experimental study of solitary wave propagation features in the shallows as applied to tsunami.

In 1959 (by the order of Lavrentyev) Minin was appointed the chief engineer to be responsible for the construction and provision of scientific instruments  made in his laboratory not only for the Institute of Hydrodynamics, but also for other institutes to-be-built for the Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences.

In 1961 Minin passed his defense for a degree of a candidate of technical sciences.
In his theses he offered to apply explosion for low-soluble gas dilution in water.

In 1963 Minin was conferred a degree of a senior research assistant in chemical physics of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

In 1963-1964 he started working on branch-oriented optoelectronic systems.

At the same period he delivered lectures to his first students at the preliminary courses of Novosibirsk State University.
Later he was invited by Vice-rector R.I. Soloukhin to take part in establishing demonstration hall for the Department of General Physics and practical physics.
Over 100 demonstration scenarios for a course in physics were made by Minin.
In 1959-1969 he worked as an associate professor at the Department of General Physics.
In 1958, at the invitation of M.A. Lavrentyev, Minin moved to Novosibirsk Academgorodok (scientific centre) to work at Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He initiated some new research directions : electromagnetic throwing of the body, shock waves interaction with bubbles in water with air  layers, anomalous properties of nitrogen plasma, explosive sound sources, explosion plume, etc. At that time the research in these fields was not being conducted in any other laboratory of the Institute of Hydrodynamics.
In 2005 professor Christopher Earls Brennen published his monograph «Cavitation and Bubble Dynamics» where special focus was given to the research of shock waves interaction with gas bubbles in water and experimental discovery of cumulative jet formation effect in case of bubble collapse conducted by V.F. Minin.
V.F.Minin initiated a new direction for the research, i.e. experimental study of solitary wave propagation features in the shallows as applied to tsunami.
In 1959 (by the order of Lavrentyev) Minin was appointed the chief engineer to be responsible for the construction and provision of scientific instruments  made in his laboratory not only for the Institute of Hydrodynamics, but also for other institutes to-be-built for the Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences.
In 1961 Minin passed his defense for a degree of a candidate of technical sciences. In his theses he offered to apply explosion for low-soluble gas dilution in water.
In 1963 Minin was conferred a degree of a senior research assistant in chemical physics of the USSR Academy of Sciences.
In 1963-1964 he started working on branch-oriented optoelectronic systems.
At the same period he delivered lectures to his first students at the preliminary courses of Novosibirsk State University. Later he was invited by Vice-rector R.I. Soloukhin to take part in establishing demonstration hall for the Department of General Physics and practical physics. Over 100 demonstration scenarios for a course in physics were made by Minin. In 1959-1969 he worked as an associate professor at the Department of General Physics.
Vladilen F. Minin