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Latvia, February 5, 2007 Frontier Research in Belarus Frontier Research Frontier Research in in Bel Bel a a rus rus Sergey Maksimenko Belarusian State University Research Institute for Nuclear Problems Ludmila Shmygova InterUniversity R&D Marketing Centre Belarusian National Technical University [email protected] Minsk, Belarus

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Latvia, February 5, 2007

Frontier Research in BelarusFrontier Research Frontier Research inin BelBelaarusrus

Sergey MaksimenkoBelarusian State University

Research Institute for Nuclear Problems

Ludmila ShmygovaInterUniversity R&D Marketing Centre

Belarusian National Technical University [email protected]

Minsk, Belarus

The Republic of BelarusThe Republic of Belarus

AREA: 207,600 sq km~ 3 x Latvia or ~ 2/5 of France

POPULATION: 10,5 mln

CAPITAL: MINSK

Agricultural lands occupy 45% of our territory, including 30% of tillage. Forests cover 36% of the area.

Moscow 700 km

Riga 500 km

Berlin 1100 kmWarsaw 600 km

Kiev 800 km

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

Year 1997 2000 2005

Total of which:

33200 32900 30200

Researchers 19600 19700 18300

DSc 730 820 780

PhD 4100 3800 3230

Number of personnel engaged in R&D

BSU:

200

Number of personnel engaged in R&D per 1 mlnJapan: 4900Germany: 2800 BELARUS: 1800Russia: 3600

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

Distribution over fields

Natural Engineering Medicine Agriculture

Total 22.4% 56.8% 4.6% 6.9%

DSc 39.1% 25.1% 11.0% 9.5%

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

Training of the research personnel

Year 1990 1997 2000 2002 2005

Number Of PhD students

2980 4100 5200 6050 5040

BSU:

900

Number of PhD theses/year: 650Number of DSc theses/year: 100

Natural sciences: ~ 56%

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

Financing of sciences

Year 1997 2000 2003 2005Gross domestic product, %

0.73 0.72 0.61 0.69

RB budget exp-enditures, %

1.47 1.12 1.07 0.81

More than 80% of financing goes to State Programsof Basic Researches, Oriented Basic Researches andApplied Researches

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

Where we do research?National Academy of Sciences of Belarus:

~ 60 Research institutions and centers

Educational sphere:~ 50 Universities and High Education

Institutions

Industry:~ 40 Design and prospecting bureaus

Presidium of NAS B

BSU, Physical Department

(38%)

(11%)

(28%)

The Belarusian State University:20 000 students16 faculties131 professors168 research professors800 PhD holders850 PhD students

Physics Mathematics Engineering Computer Science Biology ChemistryHistory GeographyLawPhilosophyInternational RelationsJournalism

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

EU-Belarus: where we are?High level R&D staff

Well-developed system of R&D staff education and trainingPowerful academic basis

Experience of international R&D cooperation

A lack of funds

httphttp://fp6://fp6--nip.org.by/nip.org.by/enen// what we do…

Belarus National Information Point Belarus National Information Point ofof thethe 7th 7th FrameworkFramework ProgrammeProgramme

forfor ResearchResearch andand TechnologicalTechnological DevelopmentDevelopmentofof thethe EuropeanEuropean CommunityCommunity

Country

INTAS proj

YS grnts

Bel 5, 4 % 4,4%

Rus 70,3% 70,0%

Ukr 11,5% 12,5%

PROGRAMMES:

ISTCINTASNATO SfPNATO CLGCERNJINR………….Bilateral

BELARUSIANBELARUSIANFOUNDATION for FOUNDATION for FUNDUMENTALFUNDUMENTALRESEARCH

http://fond.bas-net.by/Head: Academician Orlovich V. [email protected] RESEARCH

The foundation has agreements with many FSU counties and (inter-) national organizations providing joint calls for international projects, such as: Special Call for projects with foreign scientists “Nauka-MC”Call for Joint Projects with CNRS «BRFFR-CNRS-2007»

Call for Joint Projects with JINR (joint inst nucl res Dubna)

Calls for Joint Projects with FFRs of Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Mongolia

Latvia? why not!

Information inter –University R&D Portal

www. icm. by

Банк данных НИОКР ВУЗов

Информация о направленияхнаучных исследований, аспирантуре и докторантуре ВУЗов

Маркетинговая информация поразработкам ВУЗов

Ряд программных сервисов

Виртуальная биржа научно-технических разработок

АРМ

Russian and English

Belarus-Latvia Center for the Technology Transferwww.blctt.metolit.by

Information services Partner Search and Joint Projects

Joint R&D projects with Latvia

Во время проведения VI Национальной выставки РБ вЛатвии состоялась встреча зам. Пред. ГКНТ г-на И.В. Войтова сМинистром образования инауки Латвии г-жой Б. Ривжей. Стороны договорились о под-держке в 2007 г. Несколькихсовместных белорусско-латвий-ских проектов.

During the VI Belarus National Fair in Riga (Dec 2006), the Deputy Head of the State CommFor Sci and Tech Dr I. Voytovand Minister of Sci and Ed of Latvia Ms B Rivge agree to support several joint Projects.

Good news!

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

To choose attractive and fashionable R&D topicTo be involved in national R&D programsTo provide top-level publications, recognizable by the scientific society, and other forms of dissimilation of research resultsTo be incorporated in international collaborations

What is the elementary cell in the R&D structure?

LABORATORY (research group)

How research group can survive in aggressive environment and show research progress?

Direct contacts between groups!

Collaboration in Nanoelectromagnetics:

TU/eEindhovenJ.Havercort

PENN S TATE

Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics

INSTITUT FUR FESTKORPERPHYSIK

: :

Usikov InstituteFor RadiophysicsAnd Electronics Ukraine,Kharkov

A.Lakhtakia

J. Herrmann, I.Hertel

A.Hoffmann,D.Bimberg

O.Yevtushenko N.LedentsovI.Krestnikov

Heat-and Mass Transfer Institute NAS Belarus

Universitaires Notre-Dame de la PaixNAMUR, BELGIUMPh. Lambin

BoreskovInstitute of Catalysis SB RASNovosibirsk

EcolePolytechniqueFederale de Lausanne SwitzerlandL. Forro

Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, E. Campbell

Zhdanok S Kuznetsov V

The research is partially supported The research is partially supported through:through:

Belarus Foundation for Fundamental Research,Belarus Foundation for Fundamental Research,Ministry of Education of Belarus,Ministry of Education of Belarus,

Belarus State Programs of Basic ResearchBelarus State Programs of Basic Research‘NANOTECH’, ‘ELECTRONICA’, ‘MATERIAL’

INTAS INTAS 96-0467, 97-2018, 03-50-4409, 05-1000008-7801, 06-1000013-9225

04-83-3607 (young) 05-109-4595 (young)International Bureau BMBF (Germany)

WEI-001-98 and BEL-001-01NATO NATO

Science for Peace ProgramSfP-972614 and SfP-981051Collaborative Linkage Grant

PST.CLG.980375World Federation of ScientistsWorld Federation of Scientists

National Scholarship Program, Ind. Grants 2004 and 2005University of Technology/University of Technology/EindhovenEindhoven (NL)(NL)

DFG and Berlin Technical UniversityDFG and Berlin Technical University

Joint seminars and workshops as startup events

India is much more distant from Belarusthen Baltic countries.

Why not?

R&D in the Republic of BELARUS

SOME EXAMPLES:They are ready to engage in

competition

Laboratory of Nonlinear OpticsLaboratory of Nonlinear OpticsHead of the laboratory – Academician of NASB, Prof. Valentin OrlovichLaboratory staff: 2 professors; 4 doctors; 6 young scientists and post-graduate studentsScientific collaboration: with the scientists from USA, France, Italy, Germany, Poland, Russia, Japan

Main directions of investigations:1. Laser physics (all-solid-state tunable lasers in UV, visible, and near IR, diode-pumped lasers). 2. Nonlinear optics (physics of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS), applications of SRS for the 3. conversion of laser parameters.4. Laser spectroscopy (spontaneous Raman scattering, surface-enhanced Raman scattering and

their applications)The main results for the last years:! three new types of solitary waves are observed;! super-Gaussian statistics of radiation intensity fluctuations in broadband SRS is revealed;! for the first time, Raman conversion of femtosecond laser pulses in crystals is obtained;! for the first time, intracavity SRS in pulsed diode-pumped microchip lasers is studied;! for the first time, continuous wave generation in crystalline Raman lasers is obtained;! all-solid-state pulsed, quasi-continuous wave and continuous wave laser systems (including tunable

ones) for applications in spectroscopy, ecology, medicine, and industry are created.

Contact information:Prof. Valentin A. OrlovichTel.: +(375-17) 284 07 42, 284 16 65Fax: +(375-17) 284 08 87, 284 16 65E-mail address: [email protected]

B.I. B.I. StepanovStepanov Institute of Physics, NAS BelarusInstitute of Physics, NAS Belarus

Highly luminescent semiconductor nanocrystals in quantum optics, biomedicine and nanoengineeringMikhail ArtemyevInstitute for Physico-Chemical Problems, Belarussian State UniversityMinsk, Belarus

„Dot - in - a - Dot“ - Structures

5 nm

Quantum Dots

in

Photonic Dots

Coupling of confined electronic and photonic states10 µm

CdSePMMA

22

SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF SYNTHESIS AND PROPERTIES OF NANOCHANNEL STRUCTURESNANOCHANNEL STRUCTURESON THE BASE OF CARBON ON THE BASE OF CARBON NANOTUBES, AlNANOTUBES, Al22OO33 AND SiOAND SiO22

Fadei KomarovInstitute of Applied Physics Problems

Belarussian State University7 Kurchatov Street, 220064 Minsk, Belarus

e-mail: [email protected]

Self-organized procedures of the nanochannel structures fabrication

Synthesis of carbon nanotubes

Preparation of the aligned CNTs arrays

CNTs characterization

Application of CNTs for quanta and particle transportation

Ordered nanochannel alumina template

Fabrication of nanocapillaries in polymer foils and SiO2 films

Porous SiliconNanoelectronics and MEMS

Produced from bulk silicon via electrochemical etchingMesoporous modificationnanocrystal sizes are 10-50 nm

Microporous modificationnanocrystal sizes are 2-5 nm

300 nm

Pores and nanocrystals are interconnected

Belarusian State University Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics

Victor E. Victor E. BorisenkoBorisenkoVladimir A. Vladimir A. Labunovof Informatics and Radioelectronics Labunov

Light Converters on the Basis of Light Converters on the Basis of NanoNano--Structured Glasses, Gels and FilmsStructured Glasses, Gels and Films

G.E. Malashkevich and S.V. Gaponenko

Institute of Molecular and Atomic Physics of National Academy ofSciences of Belarus

70, Nezalezhnasti Avenue, 220072 Minsk, Belarus

««SOLUBLESOLUBLE»» ACTIVATED CARBONACTIVATED CARBONDD..DD. . GrishpanGrishpan

RI of Physical and Chemical ProblemsRI of Physical and Chemical ProblemsBelarusian State UniversityBelarusian State University

MinskMinsk, , BelarusBelarus

«Ultrasorb»BSU, Minsk

The advantages of a new polymeric The advantages of a new polymeric binding agentbinding agent

Concentration in bloodPrompt resolving capacity of granules and tablets

High (colloid) degree of dispersion

Coagulating aggressiveness towards colloid- state toxins

Simultaneous combination of performance and prolongation

Absence of ballast fillers

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5

10

15

20

Конц

ентрация

аспир

ина,

мг/л

Время, мин

Black aspirin

White aspirin

Time, minutes

Radio nuclides accumulation changes when Radio nuclides accumulation changes when usingusing radioprotectorradioprotectorss

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

Jablopeck Belsorb Belsorb Control

3-Sep1-Oct

Averageaccumulation,Bc/kg

Name of a radio protector

The radio protectors favor to excretion of radio nuclides from the organism in the value of 31 % per 24 days when using 2 pills a day at local ration provided it does not contain products contaminated by radio nuclides several times exceeding permissible levels

ELECTRODYNAMICS OF NONHOMOGENEOUS MEDIUMS

LABORATORY

Carbon nanotube-based monomolecular light emitter

NANOSCALE NANOSCALE Traveling wave tube, Traveling wave tube, Backward wave Backward wave oscillator, oscillator, Free electron laserFree electron laser

CLASSICAL ANALOG

K. Batrakov, P. Kuzhir, S. Maksimenko, Radiative instability of electron beams in carbon nanotubes, Proceedings of SPIE, V. 6328 “NanomodelingII”, p. 63280Z (2006)

CHERENKOV RADIATION CHERENKOV RADIATION MECHANISMMECHANISM

ELECTRODYNAMICS OF NONHOMOGENEOUS MEDIUMS

LABORATORY

Electromagneticcompatibility on the nanoscale:near-field interactions,parasitic coupling,induced noise

MotivationMotivation::A.A.A new step on nanotechnology:A new step on nanotechnology:Development of electromagnetic Development of electromagnetic NanodevicesNanodevices, such as, such asNanoNano-- antennae, antennae, nanonano-- cables, cables, nearnear--field devices, field devices, nanonano--PlasmonicPlasmonic devices, etc.devices, etc.

B.B.The growth of theThe growth of theintegration level without integration level without possibility to increase possibility to increase the working powerthe working power

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