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4 March, 2020
Women who change the world!
A special article was published on the Klops.ru news portal dedicated to successful women-scientists at the I. Kant BFU. In this article, you can find an interview with the head of the LNMM laboratory Valeria Rodionova (article in Russian). Link to the article here.
10 February, 2020
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to announce that the submission of papers to Special Issue on “Advances in Innovative Engineering Materials and Processes” is open. This Special Issue on “Advances in Innovative Engineering Materials and Processes” aims to promote research and developmental activities in innovative engineering materials and process engineering. It will stimulate further interest in materials and processes research. Potential topics of interest include but are not limited to the following areas:
- New advanced functional materials;
- Development of innovating post-processing and materials;
- Properties optimization techniques;
- Process design and optimization;
- Process synthesis and design;
- Process control and operations;
- Process safety management;
- Chemical and physical engineering fundamentals;
- Chemical and physical engineering equipment design and
- process design;
- Process system, instrumentation, and control;
- Nanomanufacturing;
- Environmental engineering and sustainable development;
- Multiscale modeling.
Special Issue editors:
- Res. Prof. Arkady Zhukov
- Prof. Sergei Alexandrov
- Ass. Prof. Valeria Rodionova
- Dr. Res. Assoc. Valentina Zhukova
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 September 2020.
For more information, please, visit website.
🎄🎄2019->2020🎄🎄
30 November, 2019
Dr. Valeria Rodionova entered the shortlist for the Materials Today Agents of Change Awards 2019. Each year the Materials Today Agents of Change awards recognise initiatives that are taking practical steps to encourage a more inclusive materials science research community. The focus of the 2019 awards is initiatives and programmes that focus on driving gender equality within the materials science research community.
On a webpage of Agents of Change 2019 shortlist are written:
“Dr. Valeria Rodionova launch of a series of colloquia addressing specific challenges that women face in undertaking research in materials science. They would be held in schools and universities across the Kaliningrad region of Russia.”
On a special webpge dedicated to Dr. Valeria Rodionova initiative are written:
“The laboratory members promote gender equality and provide different activities directed to solving the problem of women representation in science. This year the laboratory won the prize of the best poster presentation at the Inspiring Women in Science event held at The International Conference on Fine Particle Magnetism -2019 (Gijón, Spain)[read more here].
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The aim of the proposed initiative is to encourage young girls (pupils or students) to choose doing research and take jobs in materials science and, more generally, in STEM(Science, Techology,Engeneering and Mathematics).”
We congratulate Dr.Valeria Rodionova on her well-deserved inclusion in the Agents of Change Awards 2019 shortlist and express hope in her further fruitful activity on driving gender equality within the materials science research community🎉🎉🎉.
23 October -14 November, 2019
LNMM master student Valeria Kolesnikova visited Prof. Rudolf Schäfer’s group in the Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research (IFW Dresden) in Germany from 23rd of October to 14th of November. This scientific group specialize in studying of magnetic structures (magnetic domains) with different scales (from nanometers to millimetres) by Kerr microscopy. Valeria Kolesnikova improved her knowledge in the domain structure of microwires and made a set of measurements under the leadership of Dr. Ivan Soldsov.
Valeria Kolesnikova:
“Thanks to this internship, I learned more about the KERR-microscopy and the micromagnetic structures. It was a pleasure for me to work with Prof. Rudolf Schäfer’s group. Thanks to Project 5-100 and IKBFU for this opportunity! “
This internship was supported by the Project 5-100 of IKBFU(http://eng.kantiana.ru/5-100/).
7-9 October, 2019
EBS workshop on X-ray Spectroscopy of Magnetic Materials (https://www.esrf.eu/xsmm-workshop) took part on the 7 – 9 October 2019 at the ESRF, Grenoble, France. This workshop was a fruitful forum for informal discussion of new results and future projects of synchrotron-radiation-based research on magnetism and also served for the formation of the new collaborations. Members of the Laboratory of Novel Magnetic Materials took part in this event.
PhD-student Kirill Sobolev presented a poster on the magnetic properties of highly pure MAX-Phases. The first-year master student Valeria Kolesnikova had a poster presentation about magnetic properties of amorphous and multiphase microwires.
At the end of the Workshop, Kirill and Valeria had an excursion to the ESRF beamlines that offer unique possibilities in the field of magnetic spectroscopy using XMCD/XMLD under multiple extreme conditions such as high field, low temperatures and high pressures as well as magnetic dichroism in Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering.
22-24 August, 2019
The meeting of Governing Council of The Asian Union of Magnetics Societies (AUMS) held on August 22-24, 2019 based on the IKBFU. The Council consists of representatives from five Asian countries: Japan, China, Korea, Vietnam and Taiwan. According to the results of the meeting, the Russian and Vietnam magnetic community were accepted into the AUMS. This is a very important step for conducting joint research and working on international scientific grants. In addition, the AUMS is interested in the future student exchange and in International Master of Science Study Program “Functional Nanomaterials and Advanced Technology” developed by LNMM.
19-22 August, 2019
The III International Baltic Conference on Magnetism (IBCM 2019) took place in Svetlogorsk from 19th to 22nd of August. This conference was dedicated to novel smart magnetic materials, devices based on them and their applications in biomedicine and biotechnologies. 170 participants from 16 cities of Russia and 21 countries of the world attended the conference. Four magnetic communities supported the conference: Russian, European, American and Asian.
The 8th International Workshop on Magnetic Wires (IWMW 2019) was the satellite event of the IBCM conference. It took place from 21st to 22nd of August. 42 participants arrived from 12 countries of the world – Russia, Belarus, Brazil, China, Finland, Japan, Moldova, Germany, Slovakia, Spain, Romania and the UK. Among the participants were representatives of leading scientific centers of the world: UPV / EHU, Basque Country, Spain; National Institute of Research & Development for Technical Physics, Romania; Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain; Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil; Kiel University, Germany; Nagoya University, Japan; Prokhorov General Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia; as well as industry representatives (Aichi Steel Corp., Japan).
4-7 September, 2019
The prize for Best Oral presentation by Young Scientists went to the first-year master student Valeria Kolesnikova at the 24th Soft Magnetic Materials Conference which was held at the Poznań University of Technology on the 4-7th of September (https://www.ifmpan.poznan.pl/smm24/). She gave a talk about the influence of complex technical parameters on the magnetic and structural properties of ferromagnetic microwires. Three prizes were awarded to the young scientists presented the best Posters and only one prize awarded to the best Oral presentation.
More than 250 participants from different countries were attending this event. And our laboratory members Irina Baraban and Valeria Kolesnikova also took part in this nice conference and met a lot of great scientists and discussed new ideas and further collaborations.
Irina had a poster presentation about the effect of glass removal on the magnetic properties and micromagnetic structure in amorphous FeSiB microwires. Her work found an interest for scientists from Slovakia, France, Japan and Poland.
Besides the oral talk, Valeria also had a poster talk with the title “Do Fe-based bistable microwires behave as ideal hysteron in FORC measurements?“. This poster caused discussions among the scientists from Spain, Cheh Republic, Germany and Brasil.
Congratulations to LNMM members with their successful participation!
26-31 August, 2019
LNMM’s PhD student Sobolev Kirill gave an oral presentation on «Joint European Magnetic Symposia (JEMS 2019)» international conference which was held on 26-31 August 2019 in Uppsala, Sweden. Kirill visited the variety of talks dedicated to the most up-to-date topics in magnetism: spintronics, functional magnetic materials, novel magnetic phenomena, etc. Kirill communicated and establish connections with colleagues from all over the world which will help for the further collaborations of LNMM.
This participation was supported by the Russian Academic Excellence Project «5-100» at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University.
23-26 July, 2019
Between 23rd and 26th of July 2019, members of LNMM Murzin Dmitry and Victor Belyaev took part in the Magnetics and Optics Research International Symposium MORIS 2019 (https://moris2019.org/) held at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic. Murzin Dmitry presented a poster entitled “Sensitivity tuning of magnetic field sensor based on magnetoplasmonic crystal” and Victor Belyaev gave an oral presentation on “High Sensitive DC Mangetic Field Sensor Based on Magetoplasmonic Crystal”.
6 June, 2019
Alexander Omelyanchik won PhD-students research grant to carry out a research on the topic “Synthesis and crystallographic and magnetic characterization of high magnetic density Fe-N superstructures“, at the Department of Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry of University of Genoa.
26-31 May, 2019
From 26th to 31st of May 2019 members of Laboratory of novel magnetic materials have been taken part in 10th International Conference on Fine Particle Magnetism (conference website), Gijon, Spain.
Dr. Valeria Rodionova had invited talk titled “Control of magneto-static and -dynamic properties by stress tuning in Fe-Si-B amorphous microwires”.
Alexander Omelyanchik, PhD student of lnmm, participated in the poster session with the poster “Magnetocrystalline and surface anisotropy in CoFe2O4 nanoparticles dispersed in silica matrix“.
Also in the conference held a competition “Inspiring Women in Science” in which the poster from the LNMM won.
We thanks 5 top 100 project in framework Russian Academic Excellence Project at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University for support.
23 April, 2019
Dear Colleagues,
The abstract submission to IBCM2019 is still open till the 30th of April!
The student grants application is open till the 30th of April. More information can be found by the link. We thank IEEE Magnetic society for this great possibility.
We are happy to announce the 8th International Workshop on Magnetic Wires which will be conducted within IBCM 2019: August 21-22, 2019. This event has a great history: previous seven International Workshops on Magnetic Wires have been organized in the following locations: London, UK 1990; Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA 1994; Nagoya, Japan 1999; San Sebastian, Spain 2001; Zumaia, Spain 2008 and Bodrum, Turkey, 2010; Ordizia, Basque country, Spain 2015. And we are glad to be followers of this Workshop!
Workshop fee will be canceled for the IBCM2019 participants!
All details can be found here: http://lnmm.ru/ibcm_2019/iwmw-2019/
Also, we want to kindly remind that 15th of May is the day of acceptance abstracts notification. Booking opportunity will be available after the abstract evaluation process after the 15th of May but not later than 1st of July 2019.
In the hotels announced on the website we can offer a limited number of rooms, so we recommend making reservations in advance.
We look forward to meeting you at our Conference and Workshop!
Sincerely yours,
IBCM2019 Organizers
8-12 April, 2019
The International scientific conference of students and young scientists “Lomonosov” (https://lomonosov-msu.ru/eng/event/5500/) held on April 8-12, at Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.
Students of LNMM laboratory presented results of their scientific work in the sections of “Physics of Magnetism” and “Biophysics”. The PhD-student Stanislav Pshenichnicov gave a presentation on the effect of various strength static magnetic field on human peripheral blood mononuclear and T-lymphoblasts Jurkat cells viability. The master student Natalia Perova gave a presentation on permalloy-based magnetoplasmonic crystal as a highly sensitive magnetic field sensor. Dmitriy Murzin gave a presentation on the dependence of SPPs assisted TMOKE enhancement on permalloy MPlCs parameters. The student Valeria Kolesnikova gave a presentation on FORC-analysis fo Fe-based microwires. Valeria’s report was recognized as the best scientific report in the second subsection. Stanislav’s and Dmitriy’s scientific works have been recommended for publication.
Valeria Kolesnikova:
“I am taking part in this conference for the second year and I’m very glad to have this opportunity. My report won in the subsection and it encourages me to work harder. “
The participation of LNMM students in the conference was supported by the Institute of Physical and Mathematical Sciences and Information Technologies of IKBFU (http://eng.kantiana.ru/).
Congratulations to our students on their successful oral presentations!🎉🎉🎉
12 March, 2019
Member of LNMM, Alexander Omelyanchik is one of Outstanding Reviewer Award winners for 2018, in recognition of the high quality and timeliness of reviews for Nanotechnology journal. The list of winners.
22 January, 2019
Dr. Valeria Rodionova was invited to serve as an Advisory Editorial Board member for the Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. The Board consists of distinguished members of the magnetism community. This is an honor for LNMM team to be in this list! Please, find all information about here: https://www.journals.
21 December, 2018
On behalf of Committees of International Baltic Conference on Magnetism (IBCM 2019): focus on nanobiomedicine and smart materials we are happy to announce our honored keynote speakers: http://lnmm.ru/ibcm_2019/invited-lecturers-2019/
Also, we are pleased to announce receiving of technical sponsorship and grant for students support from IEEE Magnetics Society.
We sincerely invite you to take part at our conference and wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Best regards,
IBCM Organizers
20 December, 2018
On the 20th of December members of the LNMM Victor Belyaev and Irina Baraban won the mobility grants provided by German-Russian Interdisciplinary Science Center (G-RISC).
Next year Victor Belyaev will visit the Institute of Physics and Center for Nanotechnology in Munster where he will perform experiments under the supervision of Prof. Rudolf Bratschitsch and Irina Baraban will visit the Nano Magnonics laboratory in Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Stuttgart, where she will work under the supervision of Dr. Joachim Gräfe.
Our congratulations!
25 November - 15 December, 2018
In period from 25th of November 2018 to 15th of December 2018, Dmitry Murzin visited the Magnetism Department of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. Dmitry studies magnetic phenomena and the modern methods to measure the magnetic properties.
14 December, 2018
Two members of LNMM, Vladimir Rodionov and Christina Gritsenko, have defended their PhD-thesis in Tver State University on December 14th. The dissertation of Christina is dedicated to the investigation of magnetization reversal processes in exchange bias bilayered and trilayered thin film structures based on Permalloy. The dissertation of Vladimir Rodionov is devoted to the study of magnetocaloric effect in alloys and composites based on FeRh. The defenses have passed successfully, the members of dissertation committee noted that the aspirants are worthy scientists and deserve the award of a PhD degree. The LNMM team congratulates Vladimir and Christina and wishes them a successful science in the future!
17 November - 8 December, 2018
Victor Belyaev visited the Laboratory of Nanophotonics and Metamaterials at quantum electronics department of Physics Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University where performed studies of amorphous ferromagnetic microwires magnetic properties.
17 November - 8 December, 2018
During the period from the 17th of November to 8th of December, Irina Baraban visited the Laboratory of magnetic, optic and transport properties in Pavol Jozef Safarik University (Kosice, Slovakia).
5 December, 2018
LNMM project was supported at the competition “Start-2” by the Bortnik Fund
The project is aimed at identifying the fake products made of precious metals by analyzing the magnetic response. It is important that the project is implemented jointly with industrial partners, one of which is Krastsvetmet JSC – the largest manufacturer of jewelry and materials in the Russian Federation. The development was also supported by the Union of Pawnshops of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Industrial Policy, Development of Entrepreneurship and Trade of the Kaliningrad Region. The scientific head of the project is Dr. Vladimir Rodionov.
17 November – 2 December
Dr. Sonja Jovanović visited the LNMM
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29-30 November, 2018
An annual meeting of the Spanish Magnetism Club and the Spanish IEEE Magnetics Society in Gijón (Spain) was held on 29-30th of November.
During this meeting special session devoted to young researchers in magnetism took place. One of our bachelor students – Kolesnikova Valeria – introduced her month work talk about the results of her internship to the scientific group from University Oviedo about the influence of the magnetic field parameters on the magnetostatically-coupled Fe-based microwires magnetic properties (by FORC-analysis). Also, she met the distinguished lecturer of the IEEE Magnetic Society Prof. Alison Flatau and the President of IEEE Magnetic Society, Prof. Manuel Vazquez which were sending greetings to all members of LNMM.
Valeria thanks Project 5-100 in IKBFU for the internship support.
19-25 November, 2018
Dr. Anna Semisalova and Dr. Sebastian Wintz visited the LNMM
11-17 November, 2018
During the period from the 11th to 17th of November, Victor Belyaev visited the Laboratory of Magnetism in University of Bialystok (Poland, Bialystok).
15 November, 2018
PhD-student Pshenichnikov Stanislav returned from the internship at the Biophysical Laboratory at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague (Czech Republic).
26 September - 8 November, 2018
Alexander Omelyanchik visited the nM2-lab in Rome
Alexander Omelyanchik, a PhD-student of LNMM visited the laboratory of nanostructured magnetic materials (nM2-lab) of the Institute of structure of matter in Rome (Italy)
29 October - 1 November, 2018
Youth in Science-2018
Head of Laboratory Valeria Rodionova and researcher Vladimir Rodionov took part in the conference “Youth in Science-2018”, which was organized by the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus and held from October 29 to November 1, 2018 in Minsk. Valeria gave a plenary talk and took part in the roundtable on the development of scientific collaboration between the countries; Vladimir gave an oral presentation and received the best presentation award.
News in the media.
26 October, 2018
Alexander Omelyanchik visited the Institute of Electrical Engineering Slovak Academy of Sciences (Bratislava, Slovakia), where he gave a seminar on the magnetism in nanoparticles and presented some results of his work in this field.
18-21 October, 2018
Prof. Dr. Goran Karapetrov from Drexel University visited LNMM
15 October, 2018
Kateryna Levada started the internship to University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Germany
LNMM’s member Dr. Kateryna Levada started the internship with scientific project entitled: «Magnetic nanoparticles as diagnostic approach of the gut barrier and gut-liver communication». Kateryna is working in research group of Dr. Yulia A. Nevzorova from Clinic of Gastroenterology, Metabolic Diseases and Internal Medicine Intensive Care (Medical Clinic III) in University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Germany. Project was supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and German Academic Exchange Services (DAAD) in the framework of Michael Lomonosov program (Line B).
8-9 October, 2018
Meeting of the Members of the Russian chapter of the IEEE Magnetic Society
Laboratory of novel magnetic materials organized meeting of the Members of the Russian chapter of the IEEE Magnetic Society. The President of IEEE Magnetic Society, Prof. Manuel Vazquez, the Institute of Materials Science of Madrid, Spain, and the Head of the Russian chapter of the IEEE Magnetic Society, Prof. Nikolay Perov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia, took part at this event. Moreover, in the framework of this Meeting, one of the lectures was presented by a special guest – distinguished lecturer of the IEEE Magnetic Society – Alison Flatau, University of Maryland, USA. During the meeting, everyone was informed about the possibilities of the IEEE Magnetic Society. We thank the Russian Academic Excellence Project «5-100» at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University and IEEE Magnetic Society for financial support of this event.
4 October, 2018
Project of LMNN was approved
According to the results of the competition for the best research projects conducted by leading youth teams with the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR_results), a project of laboratory of magnetic nanomaterials “Complex research of the magnetoelectric effect in in the developed and created triple-component elastomers for their application for use as active biological interfaces” number 18-32-20219 under the leadership of Rodionova Valeria was approved. Our congratulations!
17-30 September, 2018
Prof. Dr. Montserrat Rivaz from Gijón Polytechnic School visited LNMM
14 September, 2018
At the State Museum of Fine Arts named after A.S. Pushkin (Moscow) passed the XII L’Oreal-UNESCO national scholarship ceremony “For Women in Science“. One of the winners is the head of the Laboratory of Novel Magnetic Materials at the IKBFU Dr. Valeria Rodionova.
Our congratulations!
14 September, 2018
8th International Conference: “Nanomaterials: Application & Properties”
From 8 to 14 of September 2018 members of Laboratory of novel magnetic materials have been taken part in 8th International Conference: “Nanomaterials: Application & Properties”, Zatoka, Ukraine. Irina Baraban, Christina Gritsenko and Alex Omelyanchik had won the students grants from IEEE Magnetic Society for this Conference. Dr. Valeria Rodionova had invited talk titled “Nano- and Microwire Based Architectures for Practical Applications”. Alex Omelyanchik has awarded Best Poster Award with poster “Magnetic Interactions in Powder and Pressed α-Iron Nanoparticles” and had received money prize from IEEE.
Whole team thanks 5 top 100 project in framework Russian Academic Excellence Project at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University.
7 September, 2018
Joint European Symposium on Magnetism
From 3 to 7 of September 2018 members of Laboratory of novel magnetic materials have been participating in Joint European Symposium on Magnetism Mainz, Germany. Karim Amirov presented his oral talk, other guys had presented their poster presentations. For all of us, this huge scientific event was very interesting to learn new trends in magnetism. Also, new collaborations were established and the old ones were strengthened. The whole team thanks 5 top 100 project in framework Russian Academic Excellence Project at the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University.
13-18 August, 2018
Prof. Larissa Panina from National University of Science and Technology «MISIS» visited LNMM
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7 August, 2018
Ph.D. Chemistry Elena A. Rozhkova, scientist from Argonne National Laboratory visited LNMM
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7 August, 2018
Stanislav`s Birthday
LNMM congratulates a member of our lab Stanislav Pshenichnikov with his birthday! Stanislav is the PhD student in the lab that working great in biological and physical science.
Dear Stanislav, we wish you success and inspiration in your experiments!
27 July, 2018
Mark`s Birthday
Our sincere congratulation to Mark Nosan with Happy Birthday! Keep working on brilliant ideas you have! We wish you a sea of time and an ocean of energy!Our sincere congratulation to Mark Nosan with Happy Birthday! Keep working on brilliant ideas you have! We wish you a sea of time and an ocean of energy!
16 July, 2018
Our project «Development and creation of technological bases for the design of magnetoelectric smart composites for controlled release of drugs” (№ 18-79-10176) by a leadership of Dr. Karim Amirov was supported by Russian Science Foundation in the framework of program “Research by scientific groups under the leadership of young scientists”!
16-20 July 2018
Victor Belyaev attended 11th International Conference of Electrical, Transport, and Optical Properties on Inhomogeneous Media which was held in Krakow, Poland, July 16-20, 2018.
22 May, 2018
Professor Mitsuteru Inoue gave a lecture as Distinguished Lecturer of IEEE magnetic society
Prof. M. Inoue from Toyohashi University of Technology (Toyohashi, Japan) visited LNMM and gave lecture “Phase interference in artificial magnetic gratings: theory and application in optical, high-frequency and spin-wave devices». The results of his theoretical studies and description of working prototypes were demonstrated. This year Prof. M. Inoue is going to give more than 130 lectures all around the world and we are the 31st in this list.
The joint research topics and some interest problems for collaboration with LNMM team also were discussed. It is our honor and pleasure to host high-level scientist in Kaliningrad!
1 March - 30 April, 2018
“YOUscience” ceremony
At the ceremony “YOUscience” of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Christina Gritsenko and Mark Nosan (1st year Master students) were awarded in nomination “For published scientific articles”, Head of our lab – Dr. Valeria Rodionova got diploma in category “Scientific advisor”.
Congratulations!
1 March - 30 April, 2018
Victor Belyaev visited the Laboratory of Nanophotonics and Metamaterials at quantum electronics department of Physics Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University where performed investigations of spectral dependences of magneto-optical Kerr effect with simultaneous Mie and plasmon resonances excitations.
18 May, 2018
On 10th of April, there was an International scientific conference of students and young scientists “Lomonosov-2018” at Lomonosov Moscow State University. And one of our bachelor student Kolesnikova Valeria introduced her first report about the effect of temperature at large plastic deformation on the magnetic properties of amorphous iron-based alloys.
Congratulations to Valerie on the first successful scientific speech!
1 February, 2018
Two of our PhD students, Mr. Sobolev Kirill and Mrs. Irina Baraban, passed a large-scale competitive selection and finally were accepted to participate in the 2018 IEEE Magnetics Society Summer School which will be held in June 2018 in Quito, Ecuador. IEEE Magnetics Society will reimburse them all the expenses, such as transport and accommodation costs, meals. Kirill and Irina will attend lectures, given by the worldwide known researchers of magnetism. This lectures will cover all the most fascinating topics of today’s magnetism: nanoscale magnetism, spintronics, magnetic recording, functional magnetic materials synthesis and applications. Also our students will present their own scientific results on the poster sessions and discuss them with the international team of researchers.
The detailed information about the Summer School can be found here.
We’d like to congratulate Kirill and Irina with their acceptance and wish them good luck!
20 March, 2018
The research projects «Multicaloric effect in magnetoelectric composites based on La-Fe-Si and Fe-Rh» (№ 18-32-01036) of Dr. Karim Amirov and «Investigation of the interrelation between the magnetic interaction of ferromagnetic nanoparticles in exchange-coupled multifunctional nanocomposites with different types of magnetic ordering of the ferroelectric components» (№18-32-01016) of PhD student Alexander Omelyanchik were supported from Russian Foundation for Basic Research. We congratulate Karim and Alexander, wish successful realization of research projects.
18 May, 2018
The research projects of LNMM’s members Dr. Karim Amirov and Dr.rer.nat. Katerina Levada were supported in the framework of Michael Lomonosov program, Line B for doctoral candidates and young researchers from 15.09.2018 till 15.12.2018, which funding by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and German Academic Exchange Services (DAAD).
We congratulate the Karim and Katerina, wish successful research and internship in Germany.
12-15th December, 2017
Conference “Nanomaterials Applied to Life Science”
Ph.D.-student of LNMM, Mr. Alexander Omelyanchik took part at the conference “Nanomaterials Applied to Life Science” organized by the University of Oviedo in Gijón (Spain). He presented a poster there entitled “Evolution of magnetic properties of manganese oxide nanoparticles during dissolution“.
28 November, 2017
Lecture of Dr. Mikhaylo Paukov
Dr. Mikhaylo Paukov, research scientist at the Department of Condensed Matter Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague gave a lecture for LNMM’s members, PhD and Master students. The lecture with the title «Structure and magnetic properties of doped UH3 -based hydrides» was devoted to the study UH3 -based hydrides –advanced materials for other energetic applications. The results of his research in hydrides, new methodic and techniques were presented.
27 November, 2017
Dr. Ivan Starkov gave a lecture for LNMM
The scientist of Nanotechnology Centre of Saint Petersburg Academic University of the Russian Academy of Sciences Dr. Ivan Starkov gave a lecture for LNMM’s members, PhD and Master students. The lecture “Multicaloric effect: new aspects” was devoted to review and discussion of aspects of one of the new trend in energy efficient technologies – possibility of application of couple caloric effects in solid-state cooling. The results of his theoretical studies and multicaloric model for refrigeration cycles also were presented. The joint research topics and some interest problems for collaboration with LNMM team also were discussed.
20 November, 2017
Alexander Omelyanchik won the students grant for participation in 1st Conference on Nanomaterials Applied to Life Science NALS2017 for the upcoming conference in Gijón, Spain on 12-15th December. He will present the poster presentation “Evolution of magnetic properties of manganese oxide nanoparticles during dissolution”.
27 October - 11 November, 2017
Ekaterina Levada and Alexander Omelyanchik visited the Biomedical Nanomaterials Laboratory leaded by Prof. Alexander Majouga. This group consists of chemists and biologists working in the field of synthesis and application of magnetic nanoparticles. In the frame of RSF-project, the first experiments with using microwires acting on biological cells with magnetic nanoparticles were performed.
27 October - 11 November, 2017
Three LNMM-members visited the conference “Magnetic nanomaterials for biomedicine: synthesis, properties, application” in Zvenigorod near Moscow. They presented three reports – one oral and two posters. Alexander Omelyanchik took the 3rd place among oral presentations. Since the conference was highly specialized in the investigation of magnetic nanoparticles, we discovered a lot of new information and productively communicated with a colleague working on the same topic.
22 October, 2017
Natasha’s B-day
Dear Natasha, LNMM gives you all the best wishes! Let your new scientific work become the great pleasure, we wish you to achieve success in your researches, make some incredible investigations and become a worldwide known physicist! Also we wish you to be happy, travel the world, see the new places, get the new pleasant experiences and let the good mood be there for you every single day! Happy birthday!
4 October, 2017
Special Issue “Magnetic Properties of Multifunctional/Heterostructur
Lead Guest Editor
- Jose Vargas, National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), Bariloche, Argentina
Guest Editors
- Arkady Zhukov, UPV/ EHU, San Sebastian, Spain
- Daniel Lottis, Western Digital, San Jose, USA
- Bogdan F. Valcu, Western Digital Media, San Jose, USA
- Valeria Rodionova, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Kaliningrad, Russia
26 September, 2017
Ariel Lenarciak – PhD student from Gdansk University of Technology – visited our Laboratory of Novel magnetic materials in framework of Erasmus+ program in July-Summer 2017. He works in the field of magnetic glasses under supervision of Prof. R. Barczyński in Poland. In our Laboratory he tried to find new effects in his samples and investigated its magnet striction coefficient, magnetocaloric properties and thermal properties by differential scanning calorimetry.
Irina Baraban – PhD student from LNMM FunMagMa IKBFU – took part at the same program Erasmus+ and spent time in Gdansk University of Technology in Spring 2017. She worked in the group of Prof. R. Barczyński. Irina learned how to create magnetic glasses, investigate their electrical and structural properties and tried to find magnetostriction behavior in these samples with ferromagnetic inclusions.
10-15 September, 2017
Valeria and Vladimir took part at the 2017 IEEE 7th International Conference on Nanomaterials: Applications & Properties (Zatoka, Odesa region, Ukraine) between 10th and 15th of September. At this conference, Valeria gave her first plenary talk entitled “Magnetic microwires: from fabrication and properties to practical applications” (this is an important step for every scientist!), while Vladimir received the award for the best poster (this is also important!). Organization, lectures, weather – everything was perfect. NAP-2017 was very interesting and productive. Thanks to FunMagMa for this opportunity and support!
Proceedings of Conference can be found here: http://ieeexplore.ieee.
26 August, 2017
Christina`s Birthday
Dear Christina, With all lnmm heart we wish you great happiness! Let all your scientific ideas came true. We wish you big success in all your internships and conferences!
24 August, 2017
International Baltic Conference on Magnetism 2017
We did it! IBCM 2017 organized by LNMM with financial support of FunMagMa (5-100 project) and RFBR was held in Svetlogorsk, Aug 20-24 2017. Dear colleques and friends, thank you for coming and thank you for wonderful and productive sessions! See you in 2 years!
Read more (in Russian): kantiana.ru/news/144/212738/
23 August, 2017
Alexander`s Birthday
Dear Alex, lnmm, all your collaborators and scientific friends wish you all the best! Thank you for so nice banquet collected us all together! Happy birthday!
27 July, 2017
Mark`s Birthday
Dear Mark, lnmm wish you many happy days! Let all your dreams, hopes and expectations come true in all your dealings in your new year. We wish you always to have cheerful mood to write manuscripts, good health to travel a lot and present your results at conferences, strength to resist difficulties and patience to do exellent cv, big success to reach awards!
1-5 July, 2017
Moscow International Symposium on Magnetism
From 1 to 5 of July 2017 all members of Laboratory of novel magnetic materials have been participating in Moscow International Symposium on Magnetism (MISM). There head of group Dr. Valeria Rodionova presented her invited talk, other guys had presented their poster presentations. For all of us this huge scientific event was very interesting to learn new tendents in magnetism. Also new collaborations were established and the old ones were strengthened.
10 June, 2017
FunMagMa Excursion
On the 10th of June 2017 all members of LNMM took part in FunMagMa Excursion. This activity took place in the hotel of Lesnoy village at Curonian spit. During the meeting a lot of ideas were discussed and a lot of fun was got 🙂
27 June, 2017
Victor Happy Birthday!
Dear Viktor, on your birthday, I wish you abundant scientific discovery and achievements. May all your ideas become a reality. But even more than that, may it bring you honors, grants and awards! Have an amazing birthday!
1 June, 2017
On the 1st of June 2017 LNMM celebrated one more birthday and met its 4th year in full force.
Also this day coincided with the first successful defense of the thesis in Lomonosov Moscow State University by Ksenia Chichay. The topic of thesis was «Dynamics of motion of the domain wall in structures with cylindrical symmetry, controlled by magnetoelastic interaction». We are very happy for her and wish further success in sphere of science!
12 April, 2017
“YOUscience” ceremony
At the ceremony “YOUscience” of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Alyona Litvinova( 2nd year magistracy student) and Mark Nosan (4th year bachelor student) were awarded in the following nominations:
– The winners of all-Russian and international scientific competitions and olympiads of 2016;
– The authors of the best published scientific articles.
Valeria Rodionova awarded the participants in the nomination “postgraduate student of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, defended in 2016 candidate’s thesis in time”. It turned out there were only few students there 🙂
Congratulations!
12 April, 2017
Irina`s Birthday
Happy birthday to the person who has both scientific and organizing senses in lnmm world. Lnmm hope your birthday scientific wishes come true!
7 April, 2017
Conference announcement
“Phase transitions, critical and nonlinear phenomena in condensed matter physics”
In the period of September 6-9, 2017 Institute of Physics Dagestan Scientific Center of RAS will hold a conference “Phase transitions, critical and nonlinear phenomena in condensed matter physics”, devoted to the 60th anniversary of the institute.
Conference topics:
– Phase transitions and critical phenomena in condensed matter;
– Simulation of phase transitions and critical phenomena;
– Magnetic phase transitions;
– Critical phenomena in liquids;
– Nonlinear phenomena and chaos in condensed matter;
– Structural transitions in carbon based materials;
– Wave processes in the vicinity of phase transitions;
– Mathematical modelling
Link: dagphys.ru/conference/
30 March – 7 April, 2017
Irina Baraban spent in Spain, in the Institute of Materials Science of Madrid in Prof. Vazquez’s group. During this internship Irina investigated partially covered microwires and their local properties via Kerr magnetometer and frequencies properties (FMR) via Network Analyzer. Fe-based partially covered microwires with different composition of the shell were synthesized and studied. As a result of these works a patent with title “Microactuator based on bimagnetic coated core/shell microwires with asymmetric external shell and the use of it” was applied (№EP17382418).
30 March, 2017
Grant of Russian Science Foundation
Our project “Physics fundamentals for the creation of electromagnetic actuators based on microwires №17-12-01569” by a leadership of Dr. Valeria Rodionova was supported by Russian Science Foundation.
16 March, 2017
22 February, 2017
Defender of the Fatherland Day
Today LNMM and our guests Prof. Perov, Dr. Karpenkov, Prof. Rogalev celebrate defender of the fatherland day. Lnmm-girls: “We are grateful to our men for their permanent support and wish them new achievements!”
20-22 February, 2017
6-10 February, 2017
7-9 February, 2017
Advanced Nanomagnetism Workshop
LNMM team organized with FunMagMa center financial support and take part at Advanced Nanomagnetism Workshop. Our Bachelor students demonstrated their deep knowledge and high level in Scientific debate.
15 January, 2017
Internship in Rome
1st-year PhD-student of LNMM Alexander Omelyanchik got a support of FunMagMa center for internship in Institute of Matter Structure of the Italian National Research Council (Rome, Italy). Where he will training in an advanced method of synthesis and a method of investigation of magnetic properties of nanoparticles by supervision of Dr. Davide Peddis.
11 January, 2017
New grant of Ministry of Education and Science
Our laboratory gets support from the ministry Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation in the framework of government assignment №3.4168.2017/ПЧ for 3 years. Name of a project is “Trapping, pinning and injecting of domain wall in wire with cylindrical symmetry with diameters from submicron to few microns and control of domain wall propagation dynamics”.
27 December, 2016
Happy new year!
LNMM celebrated the upcoming 2017 year. We wish in these 356 days our family will achieve greater heights and strenghen already reached ones.
27 December, 2016
Preliminary defense of PhD-thesises
Sergey Shevyrtalov, Ksenia Chichay and Viktor Belyaev successfully passed the preliminary defense of their PhD-thesises at a meeting of the Scientific and Technical Council of Institute of Physics and Mathematics and Information Technologies. We wish you brilliante defense!
23 December, 2016
Ksenia`s Birthday
Dear Ksenia, on your birthday, we would like to take some time and think about all the wonderful times we have had ll together at lnmm. We are thankful for all the things that we have done as team and we look forward to making many more memories with you. We wish you brilliant PhD defence!21 December, 2016
First-year bachelor students of LNMM
LNMM PhD students found very good pupils. We are proud to introduce you our excellent first-year bachelor students: Pavel Lanin, Yaroslava Tumina, Ivan Siotko and ! We congratulate you with excellent passed exam on Introduction in speciality and we are looking forward to continue scientific work with you. Thank you for wonderful and unbelievable cake!8-11 November, 2016
Alexander Omelyanchik took part in XIV Kurchatov Youth Scientific School where he presented the oral talk entitled: “Investigation of magnetic properties of iron oxide nanoparticles”. During this time Alexander learned more about fundamental physics and at the first time presented his results as oral talk.
3 November, 2016
Lectures of Prof. Kohn and first Scientific Colloquium
LNMM took part at first Scientific Colloquium of IKBFU. The first lecture of this world-level scientific event was given by Prof. Kohn from National Research Centre “Kurchatov Institute”. The lecture attracted not only interested in X-ray phase contrast imaging scientists but a lot of students because the method of x-ray phase contrast is widely used in material science, biology, medicine, technologies for a nondestructive study of inner structure of objects. Day before Prof. Kohn gave one more interesting lecture entitled “Theory of X-Ray Compound Refractive Lenses”.
Prof. Victor Kohn
Email: Kohnvict@yandex.ru
Home page: kohnvict.ucoz.ru
Research profile: researchgate.net
15 October, 2016
The best poster presentation at IWSN-2016
Ksenia Chichay has won the first prize award for her poster presentation at IWSN-2016.“I am happy that the international committee judged my presentation so high! This school, organized by Prof. Anatoly Snigirev and X-ray Coherent Optics Laboratory, was full of interesting discussions and brought new ideas for my research”, – Ksenia Chichay.
14 October, 2016
FunMagMa Logo
Sergey Shevyrtalov has got Best FunMagMa Logo Award! Our congratulations! We expect from him new achievements in design! Thank Sergey for finding the time to create both in physics and in the design art!
12-16 October, 2016
International Joint School “Smart Nanomaterials and X-ray Optics 2016: Modeling, Synthesis and Diagnostics”
School chaired by Prof. Anatoly Snigirev and Prof. Alexander Soldatov are held at Fabrika from Oct, 12 till Oct, 15. LNMM takes part in this event with one oral and 5 poster presentations: iwsn2016.org.1 October, 2016
Individual grants of FunMagMa center
PhD-students of LNMM Irina Baraban and Alexander Omelyanchik won individual grants of FunMagMa center for a research work. The goal of Irina’s research from October 1 to December 21 is a study of novel multiferroid structures based on piezoelectric polymers, FeSiB-based microwires and ribbons. The main task of Alexander in the dates from 16 November until 10 December is a design of current magnetic tweezers for biological objects and preliminary experiment of influence magnetic field created by a current in a wire on cells dynamics. Our most sincere congratulations to the winners!24 September - 1 October, 2016
Master-student of LNMM Alexander Omelyanchik has passed the training in managing the SQUID setup during the internship in Resource Centre Electrophysical methods, NRC Kurchatov Institute (Moscow, Russia) under the supervision of Dr. Andrey Emelyanov and Dr. Alexander Inushkin.
29 September, 2016
Prof. Andrey V. Petoukhov
LNMM attended the lecture given by Prof. Andrey V. Petoukhov. We learn more about ESRF and colloids. Victor Belyaev has got the prize for participation in dialog and for correct and quick answers asked by the lecturer. Prof. Petoukhov gave us the wonderful example how to learn not only physics but the Chinese language, too =) Lecture was very informative, rich and well-remembered!
16 September, 2016
FunMagMa project
Under the umbrella of FunMagMa members of LNMM got two scholarships, four research grants and one postdoc position. All of us are very grateful to be pioneers of such rapid developing strategic initiative that provides a lot of possibilities for realization of our thoughts and ideas!
7 September, 2016
Birthday of Sergey Shevyrtalov
LNMM congratulates Sergey on his birthday! Sergey is perfectionist and designer of our team both in scientific and art life! We wish him even more creative and scientific achievements.
5 September, 2016
Irina Baraban visited MSU
Irina Baraban is at Lomonosov MSU now and she sends us smile (see photo below) and regards from Moscow:“This autumn I am spending in Moscow in MSU. I visit many lectures with the students of the Magnetism Department of Physics Faculty. This internship gives me a real chance to get a lot of knowledges for passing my PhD exam in physics next year. I want to thank FunMagMa, steering committee and 5-100 program in our University for this opportunity to learn more, to research more and, as a result, to contribute more in science of IKBFU”, – Irina Baraban.
1 September, 2016
Valeria Rodionova’s Birthday
LNMM celebrated the Valeria Rodionova’s Birthday. We wish her good luck and success and excellent scientific results! More over, we are glad that 5-100 program has already started to work: first PostDoc of IKBFU in the framework of strategic initiative FunMagMa – Dr. Oksana Koplak – has joint us.
1 September, 2016
Introduction lecture
Oldest LNMM PhD students gave an introduction lecture to 1sy year bachelor students 2016. Viktor Belyaev, Sergey Shevyrtalov and Ksenia Chichay explained why they choose scientific career and how they achieved their good results in science.
26-28 August, 2016
Christina Happy Birthday!
Dear Christina, Happy birthday and we wish you all the best! We were glad to spend three days all together and share with you Your Day on Baltic shore!
23 August, 2016
Alexander Happy Birthday!
It was LNMM pleasure to share Happy-Birsday-table with Alexander, who is our talented, creative, interesting and interested collegue. We wish you, Alexander, all the best during your scientific career!
18 July, 2016
4 July, 2016
Joint workshops with the Chemical Department
Series of joint workshops with the participators from the Chemical Department of Institute of Chemistry & Byology and LNMM STP “Factory” was held from May till July 2016. Meetings included seminars and labtours. Two groups from IKBFU found the ways of possible collaborations. Our collaboration can lead to cooperative work – ranging from tuning magnetic properties of microwires to the preparation and study of nanoparticles – and, obviously, will be useful for all parties.
10-15 July, 2016
IEEE Magnetics Society Summer School 2016
Last year Victor Belyaev got the support from IEEE Magnetic Society and attended IEEE Summer School 2016 in Tohoku (Japan) from 10th to 15th of July. The Summer School was devoted to problems in different spheres of modern physics like nanomagnetism, magnetic materials in biology, magnetic recording, modeling and simulations. During the summer school Victor presented poster “Magnetoplasmonic crystals for sensor applications”.
3 July, 2016
Victor Belyaev got the mol_a grant support
For 2016-2017 years Victor Belyaev, as a leader of the scientific project, has the support from Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR) for project entitled «Investigation of the dependences of magnetic, optical and magneto-optical properties of magnetoplasmonic crystals on parameters of their functional layers in wide spectral and temperature ranges and development of theoretical model connecting magnetic and magneto-optical properties for designing a sensor of external magnetic field». The main aim of this type RFBR grants is attracting young scientists into independent fundamental research and developing their leadership skills in research teams.
All works are planned to be done in Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University (Kaliningrad, Russia), Lomonosov Moscow State University (Moscow, Russia) and Far Eastern Federal University (Vladivostok, Russia).
1 July, 2016
Five members of LNMM got the support from the Russian Foundation for Basic Research
The members of LNMM, Alexander Omelyanchik, Irina Baraban, Sergey Shevyrtalov, Victor Belyaev and Christina Gritsenko, have got the support for short term grants from the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR). These grants are dedicated for performing researches by Russian young scientists in different universities of Russian Federation under the supervision of doctors and PhD.
The project of Christina Gritsenko is dedicated to investigation of the exchange bias phenomenon and is called “Investigation of the structure and morphology of the surface layers of bilayered and trilayered thin films made of ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic materials in order to identify the mechanisms for enhancement of the exchange bias effect.” This work involves the investigation of thin films based on FeNi, FeMn and IrMn by methods of Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and Transmission electron microscopy (TEM). All researches will be held under the supervision of Gorshenkov Mikhail Vladimirovich, – PhD from The National University of Science and Technology, MISiS (Moscow, Russia).
Irina Baraban have got the grant support for project that is called “Manufacturing and investigation of multiferroic composite structures based on a piezoelectric polymer and magnetostrictive layers with different shape, size and composition”. The main task of the project is to fabricate a new multiferroic structures based on polymers with magnetic microwires and amorphous ribbons with high magnetostrictive constant and to investigate the magnetistrictive properties and ME-effect. This project will be held under the supervisoin of PhD Leonid Fetisov from Moscow Technological University using the unique equipment of the Scientific Educational Center MIREA (Moscow, Russia).
The project that was won by Sergey Shevyrtalov is called “Investigation of mechanical stress influence from the substrate and layer thickness effect on 1st and 2nd order phase transitions parameters in Ni-Mn-Ga thin films with Ga excess”. This work will be held with Dr. Dmitry Karpenkov as a scientific supervisor from MISiS (Moscow, Russia).
Alexander Omelyanchik under the supervision of PhD Alexander Inyushkin from NRC «Kurchatov Institute» (Moscow, Russia) have got the support for project “Investigation of the dependence of magnetic properties of the suspension based on iron oxide nanoparticles on the pH-level”.
Victor Belyaev have got the support from RFBR for a short term project called «Investigation of local magnetic characteristics and micromagnetic properties of magnetoplasmonic crystals» under the supervision of PhD Alexander Samardak from Far Eastern Federal University (Vladivostok, Russia). This project is dedicated to investigation of magneto-optical properties and domain structures using nanoMOKE, Kerr-microscope and MFM.
4 July, 2016
Joint workshops with the Chemical Department
Series of joint workshops with the participators from the Chemical Department of Institute of Chemistry & Byology and LNMM STP “Factory” was held from May till July 2016. Meetings included seminars and labtours. Two groups from IKBFU found the ways of possible collaborations. Our collaboration can lead to cooperative work – ranging from tuning magnetic properties of microwires to the preparation and study of nanoparticles – and, obviously, will be useful for all parties.
27 June, 2016
19 June, 2016
19 June, 2016
Last exam
Our congratulations to the best of the best LNMM last year PhD students!!!! All of them EXCELLENT passed their last exam!
LNMM wishes you productive summer!
7 June, 2016
Happy Birthday of Vladimir
The 7th of June is the birthday of LNMM member Vladimir Rodionov. Today he heard many good congratulations and received a lot of presents. All colleagues and our group wish to Vladimir strong health and good luck during all his life.
1 June, 2016
Happy birthday, LNMM!
We are three years old! We feel like we are an organism: we work together, we help each other, we proud each other, we support each other! Let’s spend many years keeping these feelings!
21 May, 2016
All members of LNMM came together to discuss the results and share impressions of resent internships, conferences and other scientific events. The communication has been accompanied by a tea-party with a lot of sweets, brought from the trips.
19 April, 2016
14-15 April, 2016
Startup Tour 2016
The intramural stage of the StartUp Tour 2016 was held in Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University in Kaliningrad on the 14th and 15th of April. The goal of the tour was finding innovative and promising solutions and development of competencies of young startup teams in implementing their projects in sphere of high technologies.
Members of the LNMM also took part in this event and presented ideas in four different directions:
– Biological and medical technologies
– Biotechnology in agriculture and industry
– Industrial technologies and materials
– Energy and energy-efficient technologies
All presentations were discussed by the experts with high interest and classified as useful and perspective ideas. Experts asked a lot of questions that gave a possibility to look at the presented work from a different point of view and gave a lot of advices for improving the marketing strategy and development of a detailed plan for the fabrication of prototypes and their promotion on the market.
All members of LNMM were invited to the next tour in the StartUp Village which will take place in Skolkovo at the 2nd and 3rd of June.
