Igor Podlesny

Igor Podlesny is an Associate Professor and Leading Scientific Researcher at the Laboratory of Quantum Photonics, Institute of Applied Physics (IFA), University of Moldova. His research focuses on quantum photonics, magnetoexcitons, and condensed matter physics, with a particular emphasis on spin-orbit coupling, Landau quantization, and quantum interference effects.

• Affiliations: Laboratory of Quantum Photonics, IFA, University of Moldova
• Roles: Leading Scientific Researcher, Associate Professor

Podlesny’s work explores theoretical and experimental aspects of two-dimensional electron-hole systems, cavity polaritons, and magnetoexciton interactions under magnetic fields. Key themes include the influence of Rashba spin-orbit coupling, quantum point vortices, and Dirac cone dispersion laws on optical and quantum phenomena. His research also addresses Bose-Einstein condensation and metastable bound states in semiconductor microcavities.

Podlesny has contributed to numerous collaborative projects, including bilateral and international initiatives such as ANCD-funded programs and STCU grants. His publications span journals and conference proceedings, highlighting advancements in quantum photonics and condensed matter dynamics. He has also authored commemorative articles honoring notable scientists like Academician Sveatoslav A. Moskalenko and Professor Piotr Khadzhi.

His lab facilities at IFA support cutting-edge research in optoelectronics, semiconductor compounds, and advanced materials characterization.