People involved

Michael Farle, head of the laboratory,
e-mail: michael.farle@uni-due.de

farle.jpgMichael Viktor Nikolaus Farle received his diploma, doctorate, and habilitated doctorate in experimental physics from the Free University of Berlin in 1984, 1989, and 1998, respectively. During this time, he spent three and a half years as a senior research fellow at Stanford University, California, and the University of Strasbourg, France. In 1999, he changed his job to the technical University of Braunschweig, Germany, where he became a full Professor. Since 2002, he has been a Professor at the University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany, where he also held the position of Vice-rector for research and Junior research staff. He coordinated two European research networks and served as Vice-speaker of the joint research centre: magnetic heterostructures (SFB 491). In 2016, he became an associate Professor at the Baltic Federal University named after Immanuel Kant, Kaliningrad, Russia, and is an adjunct Professor at Sharif University of technology, Tehran, Iran. Michael Farle is the author of more than 220 technical articles (status 2018) in peer-reviewed journals, including book chapters and review articles. Most of Michael Farle's works belong to the sections of physics and astronomy and materials science, where about 90 % of publications are scientific articles published in leading international thematic journals

Michael Farle's research interests include the study of the formation processes and physical properties of Geissler compounds and triple carbides. Despite the fact that these compounds have been known since the beginning of the last century and their physical properties have been studied in a wide range of compositions, however, recently with the participation of Michael Farle, interesting new magnetic properties have been discovered:

a) the so-called " shell ferromagnetism” in some Heusler alloys, which leads to quasi-monopole magnetic behaviour, and

b) the so-called “MAX - phases”, where “M” stands for 3d/4d metal, “A” is a group IV element, and “X” indicates carbon (or nitrogen), which, in the particular case of the Mn2GaC phase, show exceptionally large magnetostriction.


vsn.jpgVarnakov Sergey, senior researcher (project coordinator),
e-mail:   vsn@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:

  • Molecular beam epitaxy, thin films

  • In situ research methods

  • Electronic and magnetic properties of transition metal epitaxial thin films and multi-layers

  • Ferromagnetic silicide and germanide thin films

  • Semiconducting silicides and germanides thin films

 

 

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Ovchinnikov Sergey, senior researcher
e-mail: sgo@iph.krasn.ru 

Research interests:

  • Theory of high-Tc superconductivity

  • Electronic and magnetic properties of  transition metal compounds

  • Magnetism and electronic properties under high pressure

  • Structure and properties of magnetic nanomaterials

  • Synchrotron investigation of magnetic and strongly correlated compounds

  • Spin crossovers in magnetic oxides

 


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Volkov Nikita, senior researcher
e-mail: volk@iph.krasn.ru 

Research interests:
 

  • Spintronics

  • Transport and magnetic properties of thin films, ferromagnet/silicon structures and devices

  • Ferromagnet and multiferroic materials and artificial structures

  • Structure and properties of magnetic crystalline materials

 

  

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Tarasov Anton, researcher,
e-mail: taras@iph.krasn.ru 

Research interests:
  •  Spintronics
  • Transport and magnetic properties of thin films, ferromagnet/silicon structures and devices
  • Ferromagnet and semiconductor materials and artificial structures
  • Structure and electronic properties of epitaxial thin films

 

 


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Molokeev Maxim, senior researcher
e-mail: msmolokeev@mail.ru 

Research interests:
  •  X-ray diffraction
  • crystal structure,
  • phase transitions,
  • zero and negative thermal expansion materials (ZTE and NTE),
  • luminescence materials,
  • light-emitting diodes (LED),
  • self-trapped excitons (STE),
  • ferroelectrics,
  • nonlinear optical crystals,
  • metal-organic frameworks (MOF)

 

 
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Tarasov Ivan, researcher
e-mail: tia@iph.krasn.ru 

Research interests:
  • Magnetoplasmonic nanostructures
  • Interrelationship between structural and chemical disorders and optical, magneto-optical properties
  • Self-organisation processes
  • Simulation approaches for prediction of high-quality heteroepitaxial interfaces 
  • Ellipsometry

 

 
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Baron Filipp, researcher
e-mail: filippbaron@mail.ru

Research interests:
  • Spintronics
  • Thin film grown by ALD, PECVD, EBS, MBE.
  • Device processing by dry etching (RIE, ICP), planarization (CMP), lithography (optical and e-beam) and RTP annealing.
  • Transport and magnetic properties of thin films, ferromagnet/silicon structures and devices

 

 
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Lyaschenko Sergey, researcher
e-mail: fenics_star@mail.ru

Research interests:

 

  • Physics of nanostructures
  • Nano-optics
  • Design UHV equipment
  • Spectral ellipsometry
  • Magneto-optical Kerr effect measurements methods

 

 

 


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Plarunov Mikhail,  Researcher
e-mail: platunov@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:

 

  • Magnetic materials
  • Interfacial magnetism
  • Interplay between structure and magnetism
  • Local structure
  • Phase transitions
  • Strong correlated electron systems
  • X-ray Absorption Fine Structure (XAFS)
  • X-ray Dichroism Techniques (XMCD, XNCD, XLCD, XMchiD)

 

 

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Yakovlev Ivan, researcher
e-mail: yia@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:

 

  • Molecular-beam epitaxy
  • Magnetic properties including magnetic anisotropy of Fe3Si silicide
  • Microwave magnetic properties of Fe3Si thin films
  • Structure and properties of ferromagnetic iron silicides
  • Structure and properties of Mn silicides thin films
  • Thermoelectrical properties of silicides

 

 


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Shevtsov Dima, researcher
e-mail: snowman-82@mail.ru

Research interests:
  • Nano and microstructures.
  • Molecular Beam Epitaxy technology.
  • Magnetic and semiconductor thin films multilayer structures.
  • Development Ultra-high vacuum equipment.

 

 


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Smolyakov Dima, researcher
e-mail: sda88@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:
  • Hybrid structures, layered structures, thin films, semiconductors
  • Transport and magneto-transport properties, dielectric properties
  • Magnetoimpedance, magnetoresistance

 

 

 


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Rautskii Michail, junior researcher
e-mail: rmv@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:

 

  • ESR spectroscopy
  • DC and AC transport and magneto-transport properties of films, nanocrystals, composites and structures
  • photovoltaic and other transport effects induced by optical irradiation

  
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Lukyanenko Anna, junior researcher
e-mail: lav@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:

 

  • Silicon-based device
  • Low-dimensional devices
  • Magnetic and Transport properties of Fe3Si
  • Spintronics
  • Silicon nanowire field effect transistors
  • Heusler alloy thin films
  • Ferromagnetic / Semiconductor hybrid structures
  • Array of Nanodots
  • Dip Pen Nanolithography
  • Theranostics

  
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Shanidze Lev, junior researcher
e-mail: shanidze.l.v@mail.ru

Research interests:

 

  • Electronic transport properties
  • Thin films
  • Nano- and microstructures
  • Spintronics

 

 


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Bondarev Ilya, junior researcher
e-mail: bia@iph.krasn.ru

Research interests:

 

  • Magnetotransport phenomena of nanostructures
  • Photovoltaic effects in magnetic nanomaterials
  • Spintronics

 

 
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Bondarev Michail, junior researcher
e-mail: bondarevmisha99@gmail.com

Research interests:
  • Molecular-beam epitaxy

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Smolyarova Tanya, junior researcher
e-mail: smol.nano@yandex.ru

Research interests:
  • Nanostructured Materials
  • Nanofabrication
  • Electrochemical biosensors
  • Atomic Force Microscopy
  • Silicon nanowire field effect transistors

 

 


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