The program produces highly qualified researchers in the field of quantum materials science, who have deep knowledge of physics of artificial and natural materials, superconducting electronics, qubits and superconducting sensors, nanophotonics devices and biological objects.
120 ECTS Full-time mode
Tuition fee 265 000 rubles/year (relevant for 2019/20)
Minimal entrance exam score — 40 points
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Svetlana V. Dubrovskaya Head of the International Students Services |
Our Program produces highly qualified researchers in the field of quantum materials science, who have deep knowledge of physics of artificial and natural materials, of superconducting electronics, qubits and superconducting sensors, nanophotonics devices, and biological objects.
Superconducting metamaterials and their applications in the innovate superconducting electronics, quantum computer, theory of quantum information and quantum cryptography, ab-initio calculations for modeling and developing of new materials, machine learning of complex systems and quantum matter and many others.
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elective disciplines enable students to tailor the program to their needs
Superconducting electronics for the detection of super-weak signals and its metrology
Metrology of cryogenic systems with superconducting sensors
Quantum Electronic Properties of Nanosystems
Physics of Liquid-Crystal Membranes
Physics of Low-Dimensional Systems
Experimental Methods in the Physics of Low-dimensional Systems
Electronic Properties of Quantum Confined Semiconductor Heterostructures
Introduction to Path Integral Methods in Condensed Matter Physics
Nanophotonics
D.Sc., Professor, Head of the Laboratory for Superconducting Metamaterials
alexey.ustinov@kit.edu
D.Sc, Professor, Head of the laboratory
Research focus: atomistic modeling and development of new materials
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
abrikosov.ia@misis.ru
PhD, Associate professor
Research focus: metamaterials, plasmonics, nanophotonics, the Aaronov-Bohm effect, quantum meta-atoms, dielectric nanostructures, toroidal electrodynamics, microwaves and terahertz waves.
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
alexey.basharin@misis.ru
D.Sc., Professor
Research focus: theoretical methods of condensed matter physics, electronic properties of low-dimensional and highly anisotropic conductors, magnetic quantum oscillations in metals, magnetoresistance
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
grigorev@itp.ac.ru
Head of Theoretical Physics and Quantum Technologies Department
Research focus: quantum time crystals, quantum phase transitions, thermodynamics of lipid membranes
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
tpqt@misis.ru
D.Sc., Professor, Head of the Laboratory for Superconducting Metamaterials
Research focus: long Josephson junctions and the physics of magnetic solitons — nonlinear waves in these structures
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
alexey.ustinov@kit.edu
PhD, Leading Researcher at the Laboratory for Superconducting Metamaterials
Research focus: solid state physics, nonequilibrium statistical mechanics of discrete breathers, nonlinear physics, quantum metamaterials, the appearance of coherence in space-time entanglement, machine learning.
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
gptsironis@gmail.com
D.Sc., Chief Researcher
Research focus: superconducting metamaterials for microwave and terahertz devices, development and research of superconducting microwave electronic devices based on them: detectors, amplifiers, generators
Supervision Plan: 1-2 students per year
sergey3e@gmail.com
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State Atomic Energy Corporation “ROSATOM” | ||
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| Institute of Solid State Physics (Russian Academy of Sciences) |
P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute (Russian Academy of Sciences) | A.N. Frumkin Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry (Russian Academy of Sciences) |
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| Optoelectronics Research Center, University of Southampton | Politecnico di Torino, Department of Electronics and Telecommunications | Twente University |
When do you start accepting new applications?
We start considering new applications for the next admission year in October. First interviews initiate in February and are conducted on a weekly basis till the end of July.
What documents are required to apply?
You are requested to submit the following admission documents:
The Medical Certificate is expected to have the statements of the following medical specialists: therapist, surgeon, neurologist, otorhinolaryngologist, ophthalmologist, as well as the results of RW blood test and ECG.
To register for the interview it is enough to submit the originals of your passport bio-page and your Diploma with transcript as well as your motivation letter and CV in English.
What is the entrance exam?
The entrance exam is organized online in the form of interview. You will be expected to answer several questions related to the subject area. To get prepared use examination content at the top of the page.
What is minimum admission score?
To get enrolled a candidate has to score at list 40 points during the interview.
What is the application deadline?
New applications are accepted till August 8. Keep in mind that this is also the deadline to submit the complete admission documents pack with notarized translations.
How can I apply?
You need to fill out the application form via “Apply now” button.
How can I get scholarship?
Scholarships are available via Russian Governmental Scholarship program. Visit future-in-russia.com for more information. You can also take part in the International Competition ‘Open Doors: Russian Scholarship Project’ for prospective Master’s students.
How much does this program cost?
Tuition fee prices for 2020/21 academic year are not available yet. The tuition fee for the 2019/20 academic year was 265.000 rubles/year.
