115 Lecturers, including 24 Professors and 78 Associate Professors, 86 professional Researchers, 40 Post-Graduate Students and more than 700 Students.

S P E C I A L I T Y:

"1-31 04 01 – physics (in directions)"
     Directions:

•    Research activity (qualification "Physicist. Researcher");
•    Inventive and engineering activity (qualification "Physicist. Engineer");
•    Research and educational activity (qualification "Physicist. Lecturer of physics and information Science");
•    Management activity (qualification "Physicist. Manager");
•    Nuclear physics and technologies (qualification "Physicist. Engineer").

theoretical physics, physical optics, solid-state physics, biophysics, laser physics and spectroscopy, physics of semiconductors and isolators, energy physics, nuclear physics and electronics, atomic physics, physical informatics, physics of protective coatings, microe1ectronics, physical metrology and experiment automatization, computer simulation of physical processes, innovative materials and technologies, applied spectroscopy, radiative materials science, physics of nuclear reactors and nuclear power stations.

     D E P A T M E N T S:

Theoretical Physics;

Physical Optics;

Biophysics;

Laser Physics and Spectroscopy;

Solid-State Physics;

Semiconductor Physics and Nanoelectronics;

Energy physics;

Nuclear Physics;

Physical Informatics and Atomic and Molecular Physics;

Computer simulations;

General Physics;

Higher Mathematics and Mathematical Physics.

B A S I C  C O U R S E S:

mathematical analysis, analytical geometry, probability theory, mathematical statistics, the fundamentals of vector and tensor analysis, differential and integral equations, methods of mathematical physics, mechanics, molecular physics, electricity, optics, physics of atoms and nuclei, theoretical mechanics, quantum mechanics, electrodynamics, thermodynamics, statistical physics, computer training, methods of numerical simulation, computers in physical experiment and techniques.

S P E C I A L  C O U R S E S:

solid-state physics, laser physics, physics of condensed matter, theory of relativity, wave physics, nonlinear physics, physics of biosystems, symmetry group theory, astronomy and astrophysics, radioelectronics, history of physical ideas.

      Scientific Activity:

•    Fundamental interaction physics. Quantum field theory, gravitation theory and cosmology. Nuclear astrophysics. Nonlinear dynamics of complex systems and self-organization theory.
•    Condensed matter physics. Electronic structure of solids. Electronic, thermal, and diffusion processes in complex inhomogeneous condensed systems. Physics of semiconductor surfaces.
•    Physical principles of the production, diagnostics, and use of nanostructured materials. Production of carbon-containing materials based on metals and fullerenes; investigation of their properties.
•    Development of the energy-effective materials and technologies. Materials and devices of solar power engineering.
•    Surface and near-surface layer modification by ion-implantation, plasma, and radiative effects. Ion-plasma deposition of the layers with the required physical-chemical characteristics.
•    Interactions between laser radiation and condensed media. Nonlinear optical phenomena in atomic and molecular systems.
•    Nonlinear optics, multiwave mixing, and dynamic holography. Diffraction optics and formation of light beams with the desired spatial structure. Space solitons and optical vortexes.
•    Holographic data processing methods. Creation of new photosensitive polymeric materials for holographic and other optical technologies.
•    Methods for atomic-emission and molecular spectrum analysis. Spectroscopy of the solutions of complex organic compounds. Photophysics and photochemistry of glassy polymers. Spectroscopic and electrooptical properties of liquid crystals.
•    Development of laser and spectral devices. Creation of the controlled optoectronic elements and imaging systems based on liquid crystals.
•    Optimization of the design and technological parameters of micro- and optoelectronic elements. Development of integrated analog-digital microcircuits. Instrument making; development of nondestructive testing and fast diagnostic methods for semiconductor materials and device structures on their basis. Development of Hall-effect displacement pickups.
•    Manufacturing of devices for nuclear radiation and Mössbauer spectroscopy. Radiometry of natural objects. Development of nondestructive testing systems for moving objects with the use of small-scale pulsed ionizing radiation sources.
•    Biophysics of regulatory processes. Molecular membrane mechanisms of functioning biosystems. Redox-regulation of cellular processes.
•    Development and construction of neuroelectronic and bioelectronic devices. Biosensors, neurosensors, and bioconverters. Controlled biological neuron networks.
•    Medicinal biophysics and biophysical methods of diagnosis. Biophysics of cells. Photodynamic laser therapy. Biomedical applications of lasers.
•    Development of educational and laboratory equipment for students in general physics (mechanics, molecular physics, electricity and magnetism, optics, atomic physics, nuclear physics) and for the specialized laboratory works (laser physics, optical data processing, fiberoptics, biophysics, solid-state and semiconductor physics, etc.).
•    Physics teaching methods for a secondary school. Forms and methods of educational work in secondary school as applied to gifted children.