B.Dorfman, Doctor of Sciences, is a researcher and system designer with six decades of R&D and accurate forecast in nano-to-atomic scale solid-state physics and technology, fundamental limits of computers, and some fields of space technology. In the early 1970s he solved the complex mathematical problem of poly-nuclear anisotropic crystallization, in 1980s developed the axiomatic system of computer elements (with L. Ivanov). His is the founder of the first in Russia (second in the world after IBM) Laboratory of Microelectronic computer elements (from 1961). The Laboratory was sharing with IBM a number of priorities. The professional achievements include discovery of Stabilized diamond-like composites of atomic scale and metal-carbon atomic-scale & nano-composites with numerous practical implementations (from 1978-1980), discovery and implementation in computer diagnostics of Giant Magnetic Resistance in self-organized nano-structured eutectic InSb-Ni (Jointly with research team of state Institution GIREDMET, 1976; different from rediscovered later in Germany and France GMR in metallic films), Discovery and implementation of new synergistic free-standing diamond - graphene form of super-hard, ultra-light and thermally stable form of carbon (1995), the concept of Virtually Open Space and Ultra-Low Pressure Inflatable Structures allowing transfer to Space the most advanced technologies developed on land (2013) and others. He is also a science writer. His book “Wings of Creative Fantasy. Education for Future based on future problems solutions”, The International Online Library, 1999, recognized over the world, and some suggested projects as ‘Town of self-floating houses’ and ‘Flying man’ had been realized in Europe and in USA. Awards include Gold Medal "For the Best Technological Achievements of the USSR", Medal “Inventor of the USSR”, Gold Medal for Distinguished Labor (1970), Several Diplomas of Honor, including: For “Best scientific-popular book “At the Border of Millenniums", Moscow, 1982, “For scientific education of youth”, For organization of All-Union conferences in Microelectronics (1970-80s), "Meritorious Achievement Award" from the National Medal of Technology Program (U.S. Department of Commerce) as the Advisor of student team winner 2002-2003 Internet Sci. Tech. Fair (ISTF), Grand Prix in the First International Contest in Nanotechnology in Japan in 2003, Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award, 2018.