Jevgenij Pavlov

Dr. Jevgenij Pavlov is a Researcher at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnology (IPN) at Vilnius University specializing in Technological Science and Material Engineering. His work focuses on semiconductor materials and radiation effects in electronic devices.

Dr. Pavlov's primary research interests include:

• Study of the recombination processes in modern electronic devices
• Study of carrier transport phenomena
• Study of radiation nanoclusters
• Search of radiation hard materials and development of radiation tolerant structures
• Engineering of radiation defects and radiation technologies for production of electronic devices

His recent research has examined radiation effects in semiconductor materials including silicon, silicon-germanium alloys, gallium nitride, and cadmium zinc telluride. Dr. Pavlov investigates how radiation impacts electrical and optical properties with applications in radiation detectors and electronic devices for high-radiation environments.

Dr. Pavlov has received the LMA Young Scientists and Doctoral Students Award in 2017 for his research on 'Detector structures on defect-rich silicon and fast-response wide-gap semiconductor materials.' He has published extensively in journals like Materials, Sensors, and Semiconductor Science and Technology, often collaborating with researchers including Ceponis, Gaubas, and Rumbauskas.

His work bridges fundamental materials science with practical device engineering, contributing to both theoretical understanding and technological applications in radiation-hardened electronics for space, nuclear, and particle accelerator applications.