Research areas:

• ultrafast processes and nonlinear optical phenomena
• impurities and defects in crystalline semiconductors and semiconductor structures
• amorphous semiconductors
• physics of atomic and plasma phenomena
  • atomic theory and computation
  • theoretical atomic physics
• solid state and solid state devices theory
• physics of semiconductors devices
• applied mathematics and mathematical physics
• optoelectronics, nanoelectronics
• holography (physics, materials, and application)
• power semiconductor devices
• nonequilibrium processes in semiconductors
• semiconductor photodetectors
• high-T_c superconductor technology
• theoretical bases of microelectronics
• carbon nanoclusters (fullerenes and nanodiamonds)

Staff: 220 researchers, including 51 Doctors and 99 Candidates of Sciences

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