International Research and Educational Center for Physics of Nanostructures

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Hybrid nanostructures for biomedical applications

Infrared quantum dots

Chiral nanocrystals

Metal nanoparticles with plasmon resonances for optoelectronics and biomedicine

Theoretical investigation of nanocrystals

Structure and optical properties of carbon nanomaterials: nanodiamonds, nanographite, carbon nanotubes, and graphene

Research Areas

Plasmon and luminescent properties of the Zn-ZnO system, relevant for sensor applications

Optical and Electrical Properties of Hybrid Nanomaterials based on Carbon, Semiconductor, and Metal Nanostructures

Projects

Scanning electron microscope with high resolution Merlin (Carl Zeiss, Germany)

Atomic-force microscope Solver PRO-M with measuring cell Smena (NT-MDT, Russia)

Сonfocal laser scanning luminescent microscope LSM-710 (Karl Zeiss, Germany)

Laser system with tunable wavelength (SOLAR Laser Systems)

Set of semiconductor lasers (TOPTICA, Germany)

Physical vacuum deposition system PVD 75 (Kurt J. Lesker, USA)

Measuring bench based on spectrometers JASCO J-1500 and CPL-300 for analysis of circular dichroism in absorption and luminescence nanostructures

Chemical laboratory

Equipments