Candidate of Science
(equivalent to Ph.D.) in
Physics and Mathematics at Moscow
Institute of Physics and Technology
Diploma issued by
High Attestation Committee of the Ministry of Education
of Russian Federation on 21 January 2000
after public thesis defense before Scientific Council
of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology on 24 November 1999.
Thesis theme:
"Theoretical investigation of the charged particles
transport processes in a weakly ionized plasma
in a strong electric field".
Scientific adviser: Prof. Dr. Nickolay Aleksandrov
Engineer-physicist
(equivalent to M.Sci.) in
Applied Physics and Mathematics, at Moscow
Institute of Physics
and
Technology
Diploma with a first-class honours degree issued by
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
on 30 June 1996 after public thesis defense before the State Examination
Board of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
on 3 June 1996.
Thesis theme: "Charged particle transport in weakly ionized
nonequilibrium gases and plasmas".
Scientific adviser: Prof. Dr. Nickolay Aleksandrov
Publications
20 articles in a
reviewed scientific
journals,
30 presentations at conferences,
meetings
and workshops
and 5 guidance manual on physics for
university students
Scientific awards:
JSPS
Postdoctoral Fellowship for Foreign Researchers at Osaka City
University
from 15 September 2004 till 14 September 2006, for Design and
development of new glow discharge devices for nano-technology and
ultra-trace analysis.
NATO
Advanced Research Fellowship
at University of Antwerp (UIA) from 1 July 2002 till 30 June 2003, for
the Developing software for diamond-like carbon deposition by plasma
enhanced chemical vapor deposition for large scale plasma reactors,
including gas flow.
Visiting postdoctoral fellowship of the
Belgium Fund for Scientific Research -
Flanders
(FWO)
at University of
Antwerp (UIA) from 1 July 2001
till 30
June 2002, for
the physico-chemical study of plasma processes via numerical simulation.
Research fellowship of the
Belgian Science Policy Office within the framework of the
"Science & Technology cooperation Belgium - Central and Eastern Europe" program
(OSTC)
at University of Antwerp (UIA) from 1 July
2000 till 30 June 2001, for the numerical modeling of the glow discharge in
argon.
Soros Grant for Young Scientists, individual annual
undergraduate and postgraduate
fellowships supported by the
International Soros Science Educational Program
(ISSEP),
Russia, 1996 - 1999.
Note: all these awards were obtained on a high competitive basis