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Dr. Vladimir Gavrilenko,
PhD, DSc,
Associate
Research Professor
Head of
Computational Materials Group
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Center for Materials Research, Department
of Physics
Room:
MCAR-515
Phone: 823-8052
Fax: 823-9054
E-mail:
vgavrilenko@nsu.edu
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Professional Preparation |
Dr. Sc. (Doctor of Science),
Advanced doctoral degree equivalent to habilitation in Europe, 'Electronic Band Structure and Optics
of Solid Surfaces and Interfaces. Ab initio Modeling and
Experiments' Academy of Science, Kiev, Ukraine, 1990
PhD, 'Electro-Optical Modulation
Spectroscopy of Semiconductors.' Institute of
Semiconductor Physics, Academy of Science, Kiev, Ukraine.
MS, National University of Kiev,
Ukraine. Radiophysics and Semiconductor Electronics. |
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Research Experience |
Computational material
science, nano-structured materials, quantum confined systems, physics and chemistry of surfaces and
interfaces, large-scale computations, molecular dynamics, magneto-optics, non-linear optics
(second harmonic generation, electro-optics)
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Industrial
Experience |
Optical
engineering, development of systems and applications for modern
optical metrology based on linear and non-linear optics. |
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Synergetic Activity |
NSF panel member, Division of
material science Member of
the European Transnational Panel in Nano-science
Referral of Physical Review B,
Physical Review Letters, and Physics Letters A
Member of American Physical
Society (APS, life member) and of American Optical Society (OSA) |
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Awards |
Outstanding Research Mentor, NSU
2006, 2007, Max-Planck Fellowship (Germany, 1993), Alexander von Humboldt
Fellowship Awards (1987, 1991) |
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Teaching Involvements |
Graduate course in Materials
Science, Electronic and Photonic Materials, (MATS-535).
Spring PhD course: Introduction to Computational
Materials Science, (MSE-609).
Fall
Undergraduate course in
Advanced Lab of General Physics (PHY-399).
Spring
Supervision of student research
in Computational Materials Science |
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Auxiliary materials
for my students |
MATS-535,
MSE-609, PHY-399, computational materials stuff,
useful tips for success
in University (for students and stuff)
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Publications:
more than 100 publications in scientific journals
and conference proceedings, 1 patent, 2 books, 4 book chapters
Recently funded proposals:
Co-PI
NSF-CREST-Supplement ‘Computational Photonic Metamaterials and
Nonlinear Ultra-fast Optics’. (NSF Proposal Number 0520208): $100K,
2005 – 2006
Co-PI, NSF NCN EEC-0228390, subcontract
to Purdue
University ‘Development of nanoHUB resources for educational and
research purposes’: $100K, started in 09/2006 (current)
Student
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