Maryna Pankratova

Maryna Pankratova serves as a Senior Lecturer in Physics at the School of Engineering Science, University of Skövde, with her office located in room PA110J. She is contactable via email at maryna.pankratova@his.se and telephone at 0500-448553, and holds responsibilities as Course Coordinator for a 7.5-credit Bachelor's level program, demonstrating active engagement in undergraduate engineering education.

Her research expertise spans Condensed Matter Physics, Magnetism, and Spintronics, with specialized focus on ultrafast magnetic phenomena including demagnetization dynamics, spin-lattice interactions, and magnetic skyrmion behavior in complex materials. She additionally contributes to Optical Communications through computational approaches, applying neural networks and nonlinear Fourier transforms to solve signal processing challenges in fiber optic systems. This interdisciplinary work bridges theoretical physics with practical engineering applications, particularly in next-generation data transmission technologies.

Analysis of her 2020-2025 publication record reveals a dominant research trajectory in computational magnetism, with 5 of 7 articles addressing ultrafast demagnetization mechanisms in ferromagnetic and ferrimagnetic systems. Her 2025 Nature Communications paper demonstrates leadership in manipulating spin currents for magnetic control, while her 2024 Journal of Physics article pioneers zero-field skyrmion stabilization. The remaining publications showcase versatility through machine learning applications in optical communications, highlighting methodological innovation across physics subdomains.

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