Christo Pimpirev

In 2017, he defended his dissertation on "Stratigraphy and Geological Evolution of Livingston Island during the Cretaceous Period" and acquired the degree of Doctor of Science.

The discovery of the Upper Tithonian ammonite in 2003, in the vicinity of the Bulgarian Antarctic base, revealed itself to be one of Pimpirev’s most satisfying scientific career achievements.

Christo Pimpirev is teaching Historical Geology and Palaeogeography, he has been a lecturer in the United States, Portugal, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Great Britain, France, Spain, Argentina, Canada, South Korea and many others countries.

He is an author of 7 books, 7 popular science films and more than 250 scientific publications in leading Bulgarian and foreign magazines.

Prof. Pimpirev steps on the southernmost point of the planet as member of an international expedition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the conquest of the South Pole from Roald Amundsen and Robert Scott.

Pimpirev Beach from Lyaskovets Peak
Geological survey on Livingston Island, Antarctica
Prof. Pimpirev as a part of Sofia University's Academic Council
Christo Pimpirev in Antarctica
Premiere of the film "Letters from Antarctica"