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”.

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

Via e-mail: welcome@misis.ru

Or you can do that personally by address: Moscow, Leninsky Prospekt 6, block 3, room G-369 (College of Mining/G-building).

International Students Service +7 499 230-24-09

Major details

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subjects in the fields of materials science, equipment studies and modern diagnostic methods of devices for solving current problems related to the manufacturing of products from new materials

Key Disciplines:

Computer Technologies in Scientific Research

Electronic Component Base Design and Technology

Methods of Characterizing Semiconductor Materials and Structures

Instrument Structures Based on Wide-Band Semiconductors

Teachers

Alexander Yakovlevich Polyakov

Ph.D. in Engineering, Professor at the Department of Semiconductor Electronics and Semiconductor Physics, Head of the Laboratory of Ultra-wide Bandgap Semiconductors

Research interests: growth of perfect crystals, films, heterojunctions, structures with quantum wells, study of electrical and optical properties, study of defects.

+7 495 237-21-29
poliakov.ai@misis.ru

Danila Sergeevich Saranin

Ph.D. in Engineering, Senior Lecturer, Deputy Head of the Laboratory of Advanced Solar Energy

Research interests: projects related to perovskite optoelectronics.

saranin.ds@misis.ru

Svetlana Petrovna Kobeleva

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

Research interests: defects in semiconductor crystals; impurity diffusion in semiconductors.

+7 495 955-01-50
kob@misis.ru

Sergei Ivanovich Didenko

Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Semiconductor Electronics and Semiconductor Physics

Research interests: semiconductor optoelectronics — development and research of new types of semiconductor photodetectors and optical radiation sources; radiation-resistant photodetectors for calorimetric detectors of the LHCb experiment, CERN; detectors based on high-purity epitaxial layers of GaAs and diamond; power sources based on the conversion of solar and nuclear energy.

+7 499 237-21-29
didenko@misis.ru

Evgeny Borisovich Yakimov

Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics, Professor at the Department of Semiconductor Electronics and Semiconductor Physics

Research Interests: semiconductors, physics of defects, scanning electron microscopy.

+7 499 237-21-29
yakimov.eb@misis.ru

Konstantin Ivanovich Tapero

Doctor of Technical Sciences, Senior Researcher, Professor at the Department of Semiconductor Electronics and Semiconductor Physics, Deputy Head for Science and Innovations of JSC Scientific Research Institute of Instruments (Rosatom State Corporation)

tapero.ki@misis.ru

Nargiza Tukhtamyshevna Vagapova

Ph.D. in Chemistry, Associate Professor at the Department of Semiconductor Electronics and Semiconductor Physics, Head of the Department at the Scientific and Production Enterprise "Kvant’

Research interests: projects related to photovoltaics, energy supply for spacecraft.

+7 495 602-91-26
vagapova.nt@misis.ru

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