Materials and Technologies of Magnetoelectronics

2 years of study

Full-time education in Russian

College of New Materials

Major # 11.04.04
Electronics and Nanoelectronics

425 000 ₽

Admission for International Students

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International Students Service +7 499 230-24-09

Major details

subjects in the fields of materials science, equipment studies and modern diagnostic methods of devices for solving current problems related to the study of magnetoelectronics materials

Current Questions of Modern Electronics and Nanoelectronics

Modern Methods of Diagnostics and Research of Nanoheterostructures

Special Issues of the Physics of Magnetic Phenomena in Condensed Matter

Physics of Ferrites and Related Magnetic Oxides

Mössbauer Spectroscopy of Magnetoelectronics Materials and Microsystem Equipment

Magnetoelectronics Devices

Teachers

Vladimir Grigorievich Kostishin

Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics, Head of the Department of Technology of Electronics Materials, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Engineering

Research interests: physics and technology of ferrite materials.

+7 495 638-46-51
kostishin@misis.ru

Larisa Vladimirovna Panina

Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics, Professor of the Department of Technology of Electronics Materials

Research interests: giant magnetoimpedance, magnetic sensors and tunable magnetic wire media. Magnetisation dynamics of micro and nano structures, electrodynamics and optics of artificially structured materials.

+7 495 638-44-51
alpanina@misis.ru

Alexander Timofeevich Morchenko

Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor at the Department of Technology of Electronics Materials

Alexander Morchenko graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University with a diploma in physics. His research interests are in the field of physics and materials technology of magnetic electronics and microsystem engineering. He has published more than 100 peer-reviewed journal articles on this and related topics.

Hirsch Indeces are WoS — 10, Scopus — 10

+7 495 638-44-51
dratm@misis.ru

Vladimir Valentinovich Kozlov

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor of the Department of Technology of Electronics Materials

Research interests: metal-polymer and semiconductor-polymer nanocomposites; carbon nanomaterials; metal-carbon and semiconductor-carbon nanocomposites; heterogeneous-reaction kinetics; nanomaterial synthesis.

+7 495 638-45-43
kozlov.vv@misis.ru

Andrey Vladimirovich Timofeev

Ph.D. in Engineering, Associate Professor at the Department of Technology of Electronics Materials

Research interests: magnetic nanomaterials and their nature; technologies for producing magnetic nanosized particles; composite materials based on ferrites.

timofeev.av@misis.ru

Svetlana Alexeevna Evstigneeva

Assistant, Postgraduate Student of the Department of Technology of Electronics Materials

Other programs

Micro- and Nanoelectronics Technologies

A specialist in the fields of micro- and nanoelectronics should have profound knowledge in areas such as materials science and semiconductor physics, understand the physical foundations of technological processes for creating new materials, and have an ability for self-development and quick adaptation. Students of the Master’s program participate in carrying out research on mathematical modeling of technologies for obtaining new materials, optimizing the modes of technological processes for the production of micro- and nanoelectronics products, developing methods for modifying components of solid-state electronics and integrated circuits, and methods for technical control and product testing. The program trains specialists for industry and academic research institutes and manufacturing enterprises of the electronics industry, including the military-industrial complex.

Semiconductor Energy Converters

The Master’s program in Semiconductor Energy Converters produces specialists in the fields of development and production of components and materials for optoelectronics and nanophotonics. Students study semiconductor power converters, develop zero-energy technologies of houses, work on research in the field of space photovoltaics, create light-emitting diodes, solar panels, nuclear particle detectors, and provide new solutions for energy conversion. Graduates of the program become research scientists who can continue their studies in the PhD’s programs and build a career in science or get a job at leading Russian and international laboratories for business companies to work with innovative products in the energy industry.

The Master’s program is implemented in a multitrack format and includes two tracks: “Advanced Semiconductor Optoelectronic Devices”, “Semiconductor Electronics Based on Wide-bandgap Materials”.