Artur Ascherov

Artur Ascherov is a Scientific Researcher at the Institute of Applied Physics in Chisinau, Moldova. He is affiliated with the Laboratory of Nanomaterials Physics and Engineering "Evgenii Pokatilov", which focuses on research in nanomaterials and their physical properties and applications.

His research interests span across multiple domains of physics and materials science. Based on his laboratory affiliation, his primary research areas include:

• Nanomaterials Physics
• Materials Engineering
• Solid State Physics
• Quantum Properties of Materials

As a researcher at the Institute of Applied Physics, Ascherov contributes to the institution's scientific mission through experimental and theoretical work in nanomaterials. The Institute maintains numerous research collaborations and participates in various national and international projects, as evidenced by the extensive list of past and current research projects mentioned on the website, including participation in European Union research programs like FP7 and H2020.

The Laboratory of Nanomaterials Physics and Engineering "Evgenii Pokatilov" is one of several specialized laboratories within the Institute of Applied Physics, each focusing on different aspects of applied physics research. This laboratory likely conducts research on the synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials for various technological purposes, potentially including photovoltaics, optoelectronics, and semiconductor technologies based on the other laboratories mentioned in the institutional structure.