Marianna Roman

Marianna Roman serves as a Leading scientific researcher at the Laboratory of Physics of Semiconductor Compounds "Sergiu Rădăuțan" within the Institute of Applied Physics in Chisinau, Moldova. Her institutional affiliation places her within one of the key research divisions focused on semiconductor materials at this national research institution.

Her research expertise centers on semiconductor physics and materials science, with specialization in compound semiconductors. The laboratory she works in conducts fundamental and applied research on semiconductor compounds, contributing to advancements in electronic materials and device physics. Her work likely involves experimental characterization, material synthesis, and analysis of semiconductor properties.

Dr. Roman is actively engaged in the research ecosystem at the Institute of Applied Physics, which participates in numerous national and international projects including bilateral collaborations with ANCD, FP7, H2020, and other research frameworks. The institute maintains extensive scientific collaborations across Europe and beyond.

As a researcher at this institution, she contributes to Moldova's scientific output in physics and materials science, working alongside colleagues across various specialized laboratories including Quantum Photonics, Nanomaterials Physics and Engineering, and Optoelectronics.