context: Since May 18, 1930 - the Siberian Construction Institute (SibStrIn) was founded on the basis of the Siberian Technological Institute. The first director of the new educational institution was appointed Ivan Nikitich Artemyev. Classes in it began on September 1, 1930 in Tomsk. The Institute trained architects, engineers in industrial and civil engineering, water supply and sewage. Sibstrin consisted of seven departments: higher mathematics, architecture, structural mechanics, engineering structures, construction production, building materials, water supply and sewage, had 15 employees and 227 students. 1931 - Afanasy Prokopyevich Strakhov [2], who headed the Sibstrin until April 1936, became the director of the institute. 1933 - relocation of the institute to Novosibirsk. In total, the university has already 13 departments. The construction of the first stage of the academic building and the professorial building has been completed. The buildings of the new buildings were designed by a team of architects of the Sibstrin Architecture Department under the direction of N. S. Kuzmin. Advised the project A. D. Kryachkov. Few people know that the most active participants in the construction of the institute's buildings were its students. 1935 - the Institute was renamed the Novosibirsk Civil Engineering Institute (NISI) named after V.V. Kuybysheva. 1936-1938 - in 1936, the staff of the institute was headed by Anatoly Georgievich Pristinsky. In October 1937, the university was headed by Vasily Fedorovich Artemyev, who led the institute until October 1940. The first collection of scientific works of the institute was published, the first scientific conference was held. A student dormitory No. 3 with 515 beds was built. 1939 - The Novosibirsk Institute of Engineers of Geodesy, Aerial Photography and Cartography (now the Siberian State Geodetic Academy) was organized on the basis of the Engineering and Geodetic Faculty of the NISI. Graduate school founded. 1940-1944 - the director's place was taken by Luka Olimpievich Maslyukov, who headed the university until February 1944. In total, 400 people were called up to the army from the NISI walls: 245 students, 36 teachers, 3 graduate students, 116 other employees and workers. All of them heroically defended their homeland, and 106 of them died in the fight against the Nazi invaders, died of wounds in hospitals. The scientists of the institute made a great contribution to the development of the construction industry in wartime conditions. The Faculty of Civil Engineering was established. In 1944, Grigory Borisovich Pronchenko was appointed director of the NISI. He headed the university until April 1949. 1949 - NISI was headed by Daniil Azarovich Kuleshov. D. A. Kuleshov headed the institute for almost 30 years, turning it into a center for the training of construction personnel in Siberia. 1955-1956 - evening and distance learning faculties were organized (merged in 1991). Dormitory No. 2 for 450 people was put into operation. 1957 - hostel No. 1 for 450 beds was commissioned. 1969-1970 - a faculty for advanced training of teachers of higher educational institutions was organized and a preparatory department was opened for applicants to the institute. Dormitory No. 2 has a dispensary for students, teachers and staff. 1975 - on the day of the 30th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War on May 9, a monument was unveiled on which the glorious names of 39 Sibstrinites who died in the years of the Second World War are recorded. The museum of military and labor glory of the NISI was opened. 1978 - began training specialists for foreign countries. The university was headed by Ilya Ilyich Koshin. 1980 - the university was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor for its merits in training qualified specialists for the national economy and successes in the development of scientific research. 1981 - The faculty for work with foreign students (now the FRIS) was organized. 1987-1989 - the Novosibirsk Architectural Institute (now the Novosibirsk State Academy of Architecture and Art) was founded on the basis of the faculty of architecture of the NISI. The Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, organized for the architectural preparation of students of engineering specialties, began to work at the NISI. A 9-storey dormitory No. 5 with 537 beds was built. In 1989, the university was headed by Arkady Petrovich Yanenko, who remained in this post until 2007. 1990 - The Faculty of Pre-University Training was organized, combining the preparatory department and preparatory courses (now the Center for Pre-University Training and Career Guidance), and the General Technical Construction Department. 1993 - by order of the Higher School Committee of the Ministry of Science of Russia dated June 21, the Novosibirsk Civil Engineering Institute was renamed the Novosibirsk State Academy of Civil Engineering (NGAS). 1994 - The Computing Center was established. NGAS has become an associate member of RAASN and since then has been constantly providing organizational, personnel and financial support to the Academy branch. 1998 - by order of the Ministry of General and Professional Education of the Russian Federation of January 22, NGAS was renamed to Novosibirsk State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (NGASU). 2002 - the university is accredited by the International Institute of Builders (ICE, London) in the field of "construction". A department was established to organize extracurricular and educational work (now CVR). 2003 - NGASU received a new official name: Novosibirsk State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (Sibstrin). The Department of Employment, Employment and Production Practices was organized on the basis of the practice department. A completely reconstructed memorial monument was opened in honor of the Sibrinists who died on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. 2004 - the university was awarded the American Gold Certificate of International Prestige and the gold medal of the Association for the Promotion of Industry (France) for success in the field of training and development of the social sphere. 2005 - NGASU (Sibstrin) was awarded the gold medal "Grand Prix of European quality" (Switzerland). 2007 - in March 2007, the university was headed by Stanislav Viktorovich Linovsky. 2012 - from March 2012 to the present, the university is headed by the corresponding member of RAASN Yuri Leonidovich Skolubovich. The Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning was established. The Faculty of Civil Engineering was renamed the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology (FIIT). As a result of the merger of the Faculty of Humanities Education and the Faculty of Economics and Management, the Faculty of Economics, Management and Humanities Education (FEMGO) has appeared. 2014 - The "University Strategic Development Program" was adopted, which envisages the creation of the Siberian Center for Science and Education in the field of architecture, construction and housing and communal services, which is designed to bring together manufacturing enterprises, universities, scientists not only from Russia but also from abroad. 2015 - October 15, as part of NGASU (Sibstrin), the UNESCO international chair "Environmentally friendly technologies for environmental management and water use" was created. 2017 - Yuri Leonidovich Skolubovich was re-elected to the post of rector.
question: Which institute director was Nikolai Nikolaevich Yanenko?
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