Scientific Research
The present-day major areas of research are physical electronics, radiophysics, micro-, nano- and quantum electronics, low-temperature plasma physics, semiconductor electronics, medical radiophysics. Students are widely involved into scientific research and exploration. This is a characteristic feature of the faculty that corresponds to the Bologna Process requirements. Faculty of radiophysics has established tight relations with scientific and educational centers abroad: USA, France (École centrale de Lyon, Institut polytechnique de Lyon), Taiwan, Germany, the Netherlands, Great Britain, China and others. The teachers, postgraduates and students are involved into international programmes that provide an opportunity to travel abroad and participate in study or research exchange projects. Explorations are carried out within programmes that include:
- nanoelectronics
- plasmochemistry
- low-temperature plasma
- cryogenics
- generation-recombination processes in the highly dopped and graded band-gap semiconductors
- physical properties of the metal-semiconductor contact
- laser spectroscopy
- physical processes in the fiber optics flow lines
- spin wave electrodynamics and electronics
- new radiophysical methods' development for the diagnostics and treatment
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