جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• III-Nitride Semiconductors
• Epitaxy
• Semiconductor Physics
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Dr. Arūnas Kadys is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnology (IPN) of Vilnius University. His research focuses on III-nitride semiconductor epitaxy and quantum structure fabrication. Current position: Senior Researcher, IPN Research areas: III-nitride alloy growth, MOVPE technology, semiconductor heterostructures His work spans epitaxy of GaN, InN, AlN, and related alloys on sapphire, silicon, and silicon carbide substrates, including nonpolar and semipolar orientations. Recent publications highlight remote epitaxy via graphene layers and optimization of InN luminescence properties. Scientific contributions include advising PhD student Mantas Dmukauskas and earning awards from the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and Vilnius University Rector. He actively participates in the international committee of The European Workshop on Metal-Organic Vapour Phase Epitaxy.

• Semiconductor Physics
• Perovskite Materials
• Fluorescence Spectroscopy
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Dr. Saulius Miasojedovas is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnology (IPN) within Vilnius University. His research focuses on semiconductor materials, particularly perovskite , GaN-based compounds , and deep-UV spectroscopy , with expertise in carrier dynamics and luminescence efficiency. Current affiliation: Vilnius University (IPN) Research domains: Semiconductor Physics, Optoelectronics, Materials Science His work explores carrier diffusion , recombination processes , and exciton behavior in hybrid perovskite and III-nitride materials. Recent publications analyze additive effects on perovskite carrier transport (2018) and high-excitation luminescence in GaN (2011, 2005, 2004). Earlier studies (2004-2005) investigated optical gain in GaN structures. Dr. Miasojedovas collaborates extensively with researchers like Prof. Saulius Juršėnas and Dr. Patrik Ščajev on perovskite and GaN projects. His contributions span experimental characterization techniques including time-resolved luminescence and two-photon excitation . While no awards are explicitly mentioned, his 2017-2020 participation in 'Origins and pathways of non-radiative recombination' (RCL grant) indicates active involvement in funded research.

• Semiconductor Photonics
• Optical Characterization of Semiconductors
• III-Nitrides
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Dr. Jūras Mickevičius is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnology (IPN) , Vilnius University, specializing in semiconductor photonics. His work focuses on the optical characterization of III-nitride semiconductors, including carrier dynamics, photoluminescence, and Monte Carlo simulations. Research Interests: III-nitrides, photoluminescence, carrier localization, high-carrier-density effects, semiconductor heterostructures. Research Trends: His recent publications highlight advancements in GaN epitaxy via graphene interlayers, stimulated emission thresholds, and InGaN MQW optimization. Key disciplines include materials science, computational modeling, and optoelectronic device engineering. Scientific Awards: Young Scientists Award (Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, 2009) Best Dissertation Award (2009) Vilnius University Rector Award (2015) Project Leadership: Led projects on defect-carrier interaction in LEDs (2015-2018), light emission efficiency in nitrides (2012-2014), and II-VI scintillators for X-ray detectors (2012-2013) under Lithuanian research frameworks.

• Astrophysics
• Stellar Astrophysics
• Galactic Evolution
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Renata Minkevičiūtė is a Researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy (ITPA) under Vilnius University. Her work focuses on Astrophysics, particularly stellar chemical composition, stellar evolution, and galactic chemodynamical evolution, with a strong emphasis on spectroscopic studies. Research Interests include the chemical composition of stars, elemental abundance analysis, and galactic evolution. She has contributed to major projects like the Gaia-ESO Survey, investigating chemical clocks, extra mixing in giants, and multi-population dynamics in globular clusters. Her spectroscopic expertise spans dwarf stars, red giants, and galactic disc substructures. Publications highlight her involvement in the Gaia-ESO collaboration, TESS mission follow-ups, and northern sky dwarf star studies. Her work connects stellar composition to exoplanetary systems, examines nucleosynthesis patterns, and explores galactic archaeology through metallicity gradients. Supervision : In 2021, she supervised Justas Plaušinaitis for his bachelor's thesis. She also mentors students through summer/semester practices. Science Popularization : She actively engages in educational outreach, delivering lectures at Lithuanian schools, Molėtai Astronomical Observatory events, and media appearances on programs like Smalsumo genas and Mokslo sriuba . Expertise : Member of the OPTICON Telescope Observation Time Allocation Committee since 2018 and contributor to European Space Agency projects. Her institutional roles include participation in research groups and international collaborations.

• Laser physics
• Material processing using lasers
• Multiphoton polymerization
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Dr. Sima Paipulienė is a Senior Researcher and Assistant Professor at the Laser Research Center (LRC), Vilnius University. Her research is centered on laser physics, with a focus on material processing using lasers, multiphoton polymerization, photopolymer materials, regenerative medicine, and the development of polymeric microsensors and hybrid glass-polymer devices. Research Interests: Laser-based material processing Multiphoton polymerization techniques Photopolymer materials for biomedical applications Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering Microsensor and microactuator development Hybrid glass-polymer photonic devices Her work bridges fundamental laser physics with applied photonics and biomedicine, contributing to advancements in microfabrication, regenerative technologies, and optical sensing. Scientific Awards: Lithuanian Academy of Sciences Young Scientist Scholarship (2017–2018) Lithuanian Academy of Sciences Young Scientist Scholarship (2020–2021) Lithuanian Academy of Sciences Young Scientists’ and Doctoral Students’ Research Competition Award (2019) Dr. Paipulienė has an extensive publication record, with recent work focusing on carrier dynamics in InGaN quantum wells, laser-induced material modifications, and advanced photopolymer systems. Her research is published in high-impact journals and reflects a strong interdisciplinary approach combining physics, materials science, and biomedical engineering.

• Astrophysics
• Photometry
• Multicolor Photometry
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Dr. Erika Pakštienė is a senior researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy (ITPA) at Vilnius University, Lithuania. Her research spans astrophysics, asteroseismology, variable stars, and exoplanet detection through photometric methods. She is actively involved in doctoral supervision, international summer schools, and science outreach. Education: While specific degrees are not listed, her senior researcher title and publication record indicate advanced academic training in astronomy and astrophysics. Research Interests: Asteroseismology and stellar oscillations Photometric studies of variable stars and exoplanets Gravitational microlensing events Chemical composition of stars and star-planet connections Trans-Neptunian objects and stellar occultations Scientific Contributions: Her recent work includes high-impact studies using TESS data to analyze solar-type stars and their planets, detailed chemical abundance analyses of northern hemisphere stars, and contributions to international collaborations on microlensing and occultation events. Supervision and Teaching: She supervises PhD student Rūta Urbonavičiūtė on variable stars in eclipsing binaries and has mentored numerous master's and bachelor's students during international summer schools and observational training programs. Outreach and Service: Dr. Pakštienė is active in science popularization through media interviews, public lectures, and authoring encyclopedia articles. She serves on the Academic Ethics Commission of the Faculty of Physics and is a member of the Molėtai Astronomical Observatory inventory commission.

• Semiconductor Physics
• Cathodoluminescence-SEM Microscopy
• Time-resolved Characterisation
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Dr. Žydrūnas Podlipskas is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnology (IPN) under Vilnius University. His work focuses on semiconductor physics, particularly in III-nitrides and scintillator materials. Research Interests: Cathodoluminescence-SEM Microscopy, Time-resolved Characterisation, Nitrides, Semiconductor Defects, Computational Approaches for Image Processing. His recent publications highlight advancements in GaN epitaxy for Si integration, Mg-codoped garnet scintillators, and carrier dynamics in InGaN structures. He has supervised doctoral student Gabija Soltanaitė, focusing on spectro-spatiotemporal imaging of carrier transport phenomena. His work spans collaborations in high-energy physics instrumentation, semiconductor defect engineering, and computational materials analysis, with a strong emphasis on optimizing optoelectronic device performance through material science innovations.

• Atomic physics
• Theoretical physics
• Energy spectra
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Dr. Pavel Rynkun is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and Astronomy (ITPA) within the Faculty of Physics at Vilnius University. His research focuses on theoretical investigation of energy spectra and transition parameters of atoms and ions, with significant applications in astrophysics, particularly for understanding kilonovae from neutron star mergers. Dr. Rynkun specializes in atomic data calculations, energy spectra analysis, and transition parameters for various atomic systems. His work bridges theoretical atomic physics with astrophysical applications, particularly in the context of neutron star mergers and kilonova phenomena. He has developed expertise in relativistic atomic structure calculations, multiconfiguration Dirac-Hartree-Fock methods, and perturbation theory approaches for complex atomic systems. His publication record shows a strong focus on heavy elements, particularly lanthanides, with applications to astrophysical opacity calculations. Recent work has centered on improving atomic data for kilonovae modeling, investigating energy levels for various ionized elements (including Ce, Pr, Th, and Ba), and developing theoretical frameworks for calculating atomic properties with high precision. His research demonstrates a consistent trajectory toward more sophisticated computational methods for atomic structure calculations. Research Council of Lithuania scholarships (2011-2013) World Federation of Scientist National Scholarship stipend (2012) Dr. Rynkun has supervised multiple student theses, serving as consultant for BSc and MSc theses at Vilnius University and the Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences. His research is well-connected internationally, with collaborations spanning multiple countries and institutions, particularly evident in his extensive publication record in high-impact astrophysics and atomic physics journals.

• Quantum Chemistry
• Theoretical Chemical Physics
• Computational Chemistry
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Dr. Juozas Šulskus is a Professor at the Institute of Chemical Physics , Vilnius University. His research focuses on methods of quantum mechanics in molecular theory, computational chemistry, and molecular electronic/vibrational spectra modeling. Research Interests : Quantum chemistry, molecular spectroscopy, parallel computing for molecular systems, and photophysical processes. Teaching : Computational Chemistry, Parallel Computation Methods in Physics, Atomic and Molecular Theory. Leadership : Dean of Vilnius University Physics Faculty, Member of the Commission for Pedagogical Names, and Substitute on the EuroHPC Governing Board. His work emphasizes quantum mechanical modeling of molecular systems and parallel computation for simulating excited-state dynamics. Articles highlight studies on carotenoid spectra , fluorescence quenching , and phosphorescent polymers , with recent trends in optoelectronic material design and carrier localization in semiconductors .

• MOCVD technology
• nanotechnology
• semiconductors
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Roland Tomašiūnas is a Professor at Vilnius University's Faculty of Physics and a Principal Investigator at the Institute of Photonics and Nanotechnology (IPN) . His research spans Materials Engineering (T 008) and Physics (N 002) , focusing on semiconductor technologies and photonic materials. Research Focus : MOCVD technology, GaN-based compounds, perovskite materials, quantum structures, and photonic crystals. Publication Trends : Recent work explores carrier dynamics in LEDs, polarity inversion in GaN structures, and oxide film characterization. His studies integrate nanotechnology with optoelectronics , emphasizing advanced device interfaces. Academic Leadership : Coordinated international projects like SMART (2018-2021) and JSPS Japan-Lithuania joint research (2021-2023). Supervises PhD candidate Marek Kolenda and teaches graduate courses in Advanced Material Microscopy and Metamaterials . Collaborative Impact : Active in doctoral committees and standards boards, with roles in the Committee for Doctoral Studies (Materials Engineering) and Technical Committee 73 Nanotechnologies .

Miguel Montes Bajoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Optoelectronics
• Semiconductor Devices
• Photovoltaics
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Miguel Montes Bajo serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Electronics, Physics, Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics at the School of Telecommunications Engineering, Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM), while maintaining active membership in the University Research Institute of Optoelectronic Systems and Microtechnology (ISOM) and its Semiconductor Devices Group. His academic foundation includes a 5-year Licenciatura in Physical Sciences from the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) in 2003. Dr. Montes Bajo's research centers on experimental semiconductor physics with specialized expertise in: Optoelectronic device development including quantum structures for near-infrared emitters Thermal management and reliability of GaAs-based planar Gunn diodes and AlGaN/GaN high electron mobility transistors Thin-film solar cells utilizing organic/inorganic semiconductors and hybrid perovskites Mid-infrared and terahertz devices based on intersubband transitions in ZnO/ZnMgO quantum wells His scientific recognition includes the E-MRS Student Best Paper Award, received twice during his doctoral studies. As an educator and researcher, he has directed numerous student projects across summer grants, bachelor's/master's theses, and doctoral dissertations (including two upcoming 2022 doctorates), accumulated over 640 teaching hours with 8.7±0.2/10 student satisfaction, and secured funding through 12 competitive projects (including two EU Horizon 2020 grants and one UK EPSRC award). He currently co-leads a State Plan Research Project (Retos de Investigación) with associated FPI grant. His laboratory work primarily occurs within ISOM's Semiconductor Devices Group, where he contributes to cutting-edge optoelectronic research initiatives including the H2020-FET ZOTERAC project.

Davide Corintiمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Bioinorganic Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry
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Davide Corinti is a Researcher at the Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy Technology within Sapienza University of Rome . His research focuses on the molecular characterization of metal-based anticancer drugs (e.g., cisplatin, carboplatin) and their interactions with biomolecules using advanced mass spectrometry techniques, particularly IRMPD spectroscopy . He investigates binding motifs, reaction intermediates, and stability factors of platinum complexes, as well as applications in pharmaceutical formulations like nanoemulsions. Current research projects include Spectroscopic and computational investigation of structural motifs and deprotonation sites of thyroid hormones Elusive intermediates in platinum(IV) prodrug reaction mechanisms Competition of binding sites in cisplatin-(thio)uracil interactions Protonated curcumin and its metal coordination properties His work bridges inorganic chemistry , pharmaceutical technology , and bioanalytical methods , with recent publications in journals like Inorganic Chemistry , Journal of Medicinal Chemistry , and ChemMedChem . He teaches General and Inorganic Chemistry and Bioinorganic Chemistry to pharmacy students. Key scientific contributions include elucidating the gas-phase behavior of platinum drugs, identifying binding sites for nucleophilic attacks, and developing spectroscopic methods for post-translational modification detection. His research integrates experimental mass spectrometry with quantum-chemical simulations to probe molecular reactivity.

• Photoelectron Spectroscopy
• Synchrotron Radiation
• Molecular Fragmentation
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Stefano Stranges is a Full Professor at the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology within the Faculty of Pharmacy and Medicine at Sapienza University of Rome. He teaches General and Inorganic Chemistry for Pharmacy and Biotechnology programs at the Latina campus, as well as Inorganic Chemistry II for Chemistry students. His academic activities include both in-person and remote instruction using digital platforms like Google Meet, adapting to pandemic-related teaching requirements. Professor Stranges' primary research focuses on photoemission processes of molecular and atomic species in the gas phase, including free radicals, transient species, and high-temperature systems. He specializes in innovative methodologies using synchrotron radiation, with particular emphasis on photoelectron spectroscopy techniques. His work bridges theoretical and experimental approaches to understand molecular fragmentation, double photoionization, and the behavior of molecular dications in various environments. Analysis of Professor Stranges' recent publications reveals a strong focus on advanced spectroscopic techniques using synchrotron radiation and extreme ultraviolet light. His research spans molecular physics, physical chemistry, and astrochemistry, with particular attention to fragmentation dynamics of molecular systems, chiral molecules, and species relevant to planetary atmospheres. A significant portion of his work investigates double and multiple ionization processes, providing insights into electron correlation effects and molecular stability in highly excited states. Professor Stranges serves as the head of the photoelectron spectroscopy (PES) laboratory at Sapienza University of Rome and is responsible for the AR-PES (Angle Resolved PhotoElectron Spectroscopy) experimental station at the GAPH beamline at the Elettra Synchrotron in Trieste. He also oversees the ARPES-TPES station at the TASC-CNR-IOM Laboratory for measurements with synchrotron radiation of radical species produced by plasma. His laboratory work supports both fundamental research and applications in atmospheric science and astrochemistry.

Preston B Mooreمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Computational Chemistry
• Molecular Dynamics Simulation
• Chemical Physics
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Preston B Moore is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, as well as Director of the West Center for Computational Chemistry and Drug Design. His research integrates molecular simulation methods with experimental collaborations to study complex chemical systems. Department: Chemistry and Biochemistry Research Focus: Molecular Dynamics, Lipid Bilayers, Membrane Proteins Moore's work spans lipid bilayer simulations , ion channel dynamics , and coarse-grain modeling of biomolecular systems. His group develops advanced parallel molecular dynamics software to tackle increasingly complex chemical and biological challenges. Recent publications emphasize molecular simulations in biophysics, materials science, and organic chemistry, particularly focusing on membrane-protein interactions , polymer self-assembly , and heterocyclic ring formation . Keywords include Computational Chemistry, Biophysics, and Chemical Physics. Moore's educational background includes a BS from Bates College and a PhD from Boston University, where he likely established his foundation in theoretical and computational approaches.

Bülent Gönülمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Physics
• Mathematical Physics
• Nuclear Physics
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Prof. Dr. Bülent Gönül is a Professor at the Department of Physics Engineering , College of Engineering , Gaziantep University , Turkey. His academic career spans over three decades, including prior roles as Associate Professor (1998-2003) and Assistant Professor (1995-1998). Educational Background PhD in Nuclear Physics (1994), University of Surrey, UK MSc in Atomic and Molecular Physics (1987), Gazi University, Turkey BSc in Physics Engineering (1982), Ankara University, Turkey Research Interests Prof. Gönül's work focuses on theoretical and mathematical physics , particularly quantum mechanics , nuclear physics , and position-dependent mass systems . His studies address exact solutions of Schrödinger and Dirac equations , supersymmetric quantum mechanics , and non-central potentials . Scientific Contributions His 37 peer-reviewed publications span quantum potentials , nuclear reaction modeling , and supersymmetric perturbation theory . He supervised 19 theses, including 6 PhD and 13 Master's students. Leadership Roles He served as Dean (2009-2010), Institute Director (2003-2004), and Department Head (1999-2001) at Gaziantep University.