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Doctor of Phys.-Math Scinces
(Analogue of German habilitation) Associate professor Born July 24, 1966 in Moscow, Russia Faculty of Physics,
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Scientific interests: Physics of high-Q optical, microwave and mechanical systems; whispering gallery modes in optical and microwave resonators; optical microspheres applications in photonics and experimental technique; fundamental mechanisms of dissipation; nonlinear optical effects; quantum nondemolition measurements and theory of quantum measurements; laser gravitational-wave antennas.
Dr.Sc.Phys. Thesis:
"High-Q resonators in experimental physics" (2001)
PhD Thesis: "Optical
microresonators with whispering-gallery modes" (1993)
1991 -- 1997: research fellow, chair of Molecular physics and
physics of measurements, faculty of Physics, Moscow State University
1997 -- 2001: senior research fellow, chair of Molecular
physics and physics of measurements, faculty of Physics, Moscow State University
2002 -- 2007: leading research fellow, chair of Physics
of oscillations, faculty of Physics, Moscow State University
2007 -- now: Associate professor
Visiting Scientist:
California Institute of Technology (Pasadena CA, USA) - 1998, 2000
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (Pasadena CA, USA) - 2001
Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik (Garching, Germany) - 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2010
Awards:
1999: Best young scientist of Moscow State University for
the cycle of works "High-Q optical and microwave resonators for high-precision and quantum
measurements".
2006: Best young Doctor of Physics of Moscow State University. Second award.
Current research grants:
2005-2006: President of Russia research grant "Young Doctors of Sciences".
2005-2006: Alexander von Humboldt return fellowship
2008: Tallented students and young scientists of MSU support grant
2010: Alexander von Humboldt return fellowship
2010: RFBR publishing grant for the monograph "Optical microresonators with giant quality-factor".
Special courses for graduate students:
"Optical microresonators" - 4th year.
"Frequency standards" - 5th yesr.