College of New Materials

Scientists from NUST MISIS conduct scientific research on a wide range of issues, including materials science, physics, physical chemistry, technology development, and instrumentation. Materials research conducted by specialists at the College of New Materials covers a wide range of directions: from fundamental calculations to solving applied problems — creating materials and devices for nuclear energy, automotive, aviation and space industries, and biomedicine.

The specialised departments of the college develop technologies for obtaining nanostructured, nanodispersed, biocompatible, composite, magnetic, superhard, amorphous, and quasicrystalline materials and coatings, materials for atomic, hydrogen, and solar energy, study their physicochemical properties, and create an electronic component base.

Researchers at NUST MISIS participate in international scientific collaborations, take leading positions in experiments searching for new physical effects on MegaScience-class installations. The university’s laboratories develop new technologies for obtaining radiation-resistant materials, detectors of a new generation. Students, postgraduates, and young scientists participate in scientific developments and international projects, become winners and laureates of prestigious awards and grant competitions.