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Elena Kopoleva, Elena Petrova, Maria Timofeeva and Pavel Filatov won grants in a competition for undergraduate and postgraduate students at St. Petersburg universities.
Iriney Vasilev will study optical methods for measuring temperature at the nanoscale using upconversion nanoparticles in biological media.
Lidia Mikhailova gave an invited lecture at the 10th International School for Young Scientists «Nonlinear and Biomedical Photonics» in Novosibirsk.
Pavel Filatov has become head of ITMO Collab, ITMO’s competition of interdisciplinary student projects, where the best teams receive up to 1,000,000 rubles.
Members of our team have published a paper on nanoparticles carrying microRNA-200a for treating acute and chronic liver diseases.
Konstantin Arabuli, Nikolaj Zhestkij, Lidia Mikhailova and Maria Timofeeva have completed their PhD studies. Next comes the defense of their dissertations.
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His research is devoted to developing and studying the optical properties of silicon micro- and nanosystems that can become the basis for advanced scalable nanophotonic security labels.
Demand for reliable anti-counterfeiting technologies is growing rapidly. The solutions on the market no longer provide sufficient security, so physically unclonable labels are gaining ground.
Such labels cannot be reproduced or copied even by their manufacturer. Silicon-based nanophotonic structures open the way to such technologies thanks to their versatility and optical stability.
In his work, Pavel shows how controlling the optical properties of four different types of nanophotonic structures makes it possible to create hidden physically unclonable security labels.
