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Andrii Chumak is a Professor at the Faculty of Physics specializing in Nanomagnetism and Magnonics. With over 79 publications and leadership roles in 11 research projects since 2016, he focuses on quantum magnonics, spin waves, and low-energy magnetic nanostructures. His work includes collaborations with institutions like GGG substrate researchers and contributions to Nature Electronics and Materials Today Quantum.
- Active projects: Scalable Magnonic Neural Networks (2025-2029), Inverse-Design Micromagnetic-Eddy-Current Solver (2024-2028)
Research interests span magnonic crystals, Yttrium-Iron-Garnet (YIG), quantum magnonics, and energy-efficient data processing. Recent work explores magnetic damping at millikelvin temperatures and inverse-design optimization for magnonic circuits.
Scientific trends in his publications emphasize quantum computing applications, low-temperature magnetism, and magnonic device engineering. Awards and specific grant details remain unlisted in available data.
- Key collaborators: D. Süss, C. Abert, F. Vilsmeier
