Sergiy Revo

Sergiy Revo is a Professor and Head of the Physics of Metals and Ceramics Scientific Research Laboratory at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine, leading the laboratory since 1987 with a career spanning over 50 years in materials research.

His academic credentials include:

• Specialist’s degree in Physicist, X-ray Metallophysics (1973)
• PhD (1983)
• Doctor of Science in Physics and Mathematics (2006)

Dr. Revo’s research centers on synthesizing and characterizing advanced nanocomposite materials, particularly transition metal-carbon hybrids including carbon nanotubes, amorphous alloys, and superconducting ceramics. His work develops novel production methods for applications in electromagnetic shielding, gas sensors, and energy-efficient industrial components, with emphasis on reducing material consumption through nanolayered structures.

Analysis of his 2015-2016 publications reveals consistent focus on carbon nanotube reinforcement in metal/polymer matrices, exploring thermal, magnetic, and structural properties for industrial implementation. Key themes include electromagnetic interference shielding, thermal management in composites, and magnetic behavior modulation via nanotube integration.

The laboratory under his direction employs comprehensive characterization techniques including diffractometry, electron microscopy, magnetometry, and thermal analysis to develop materials for high-shock-load resistance, electromagnetic protection, and specialized industrial applications such as hydrophobic coatings and antistatic components.