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Main page > Research Activities > Joint Laboratory of Condensed-Matter Physics and of New Methods in Material Science

Our Laboratory operates under joint direction of the Astrakhan State University and of the Institution of Solid-State Physics (affiliate of the Russian Academy of Sciences).  

 Principal directions in our activities:

• Creation and research of new classes of functional materials (including nanocrystalline materials);
• Research and development of forward-looking technological processes to obtain materials for electronic equipment;
• Research of self-organization phenomena in different environments;
• Development of nanometrological methods and methods of Nanostructures Quantum Material Science;
• Modeling interactions and collective phenomena in magnetic materials and in nanostructures.

We also undertake joint researches of metal-carbon nanocomposites (A), of manganites (B), and of nanotubes (C). We use methods of X-ray structure analysis, of transmission and focused-beam electronic microscopy (A and C), methods of scanning tunnel and atomic-force microscopy (B), of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, magnetooptics, ferromagnetic resonance, etc.

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