Anatoly Zatsepin | Photonics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Anatoly Zatsepin | Photonics | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Ural Federal University, Russia

prof. anatoly zatsepin is a distinguished physicist specializing in photonics, low-dimensional systems, and advanced materials. born on may 29, 1947, he earned his phd in physics and engineering in 1974. he is a full professor at the institute of physics and technology, ural federal university, russia, where he leads the “hybrid technologies and metamaterials” lab and the “photonics & vuv-spectroscopy” research group. with over 300 high-impact publications and more than 10 patented inventions, his work contributes to cutting-edge fields like optoelectronics, nanotechnology, and quantum technology. he is an active member of global scientific societies and a recipient of multiple prestigious awards. 🏆📡

Professional Profile:

Education & Experience 🎓🔬

✅ Education:

  • ural polytechnic institute (upi), sverdlovsk, ussr – phd in physics and engineering (1974) 🎓

✅ Experience:

  • professor (full), institute of physics and technology, ural federal university 📚
  • head of laboratory, “hybrid technologies and metamaterials” 🔬
  • leader, research group “photonics & vuv-spectroscopy” 💡
  • over 300 scientific publications in top-rated international journals 📄
  • more than 10 patented inventions in functional materials 🏭
  • expert in photonics, optoelectronics, and quantum technologies ⚡

Professional Development 🚀🔍

prof. zatsepin has significantly contributed to the advancement of photonics, optoelectronics, and nanotechnology. his research focuses on low-dimensional and disordered systems, quantum dots, and nanoparticles, enhancing energy transport and conversion mechanisms. his expertise extends to x-ray and epr spectroscopies, playing a crucial role in developing cutting-edge functional materials for high-tech industries. under his leadership, his lab explores hybrid technologies and metamaterials, paving the way for next-gen innovations. as an active member of renowned scientific societies, he collaborates internationally, ensuring impactful contributions to both fundamental research and industrial applications. his pioneering work continues to shape the future of advanced materials. 🌍💡📡

Research Focus 🔬💡

prof. anatoly zatsepin’s research spans multiple advanced fields, including:
🔹 low-dimensional & disordered systems – exploring the behavior of thin-film heterostructures and glassy materials. 🏗️
🔹 nanoparticles & quantum dots – investigating their electronic states and applications in quantum technologies. ⚛️
🔹 energy transport & conversion – optimizing materials for better efficiency in energy applications. ⚡🔋
🔹 photonics & optoelectronics – contributing to the development of next-gen optical devices. 📡🔦
🔹 luminescence & spectroscopy – applying advanced techniques like x-ray and epr spectroscopy. 🔍🛠️
his work is instrumental in developing functional materials for micro(nano)electronics, laser technologies, and more. 🚀

Awards & Honors 🏆🎖️

🏅 medal of the “american advanced materials congress” (usa, 2016) 🏅
🏅 “akademik kurchatov” medal – for scientific research & personnel training in the russian nuclear industry. ⚛️
🏅 “honorary employee of higher education of russia” – for dedication to engineering education. 🎓
🏅 “inventor of the ussr” lapel badge – for impactful inventions in materials science. 🛠️
🏅 twice winner of the soros prize – for outstanding contributions to physics. 🏆

Publication Top Notes

  1. Title: Temperature-dependent photoluminescence of the synthesized Sb₂S₃ particles: From nanoparticles to crystalline samples

  2. Title: Luminescence of nanoparticles and quantum dots in Zn, Mn-implanted silica layers

  3. Title: Thermal Disorder in Finite-Length Carbon Nanowire

  4. Title: Schottky-Diode Design for Future High-Speed Telecommunications

  5. Title: Structural and vibrational properties of wurtzite ZnO with oxygen-deficient defects: ab initio and potential-based calculations

Sara Gholinezhad Shafagh | Optoelectronics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Sara Gholinezhad Shafagh | Optoelectronics | Best Researcher Award

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Educational Details:

Dr. Sara Gholinezhad Shafagh received her Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology, Iran, in 2021, specializing in the Electronics-Optics field. Her dissertation, titled “Analysis, Design and Simulation of Hybrid Plasmonic Photonic Crystal Waveguides,” was graded as excellent. She also completed her M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering (Electronics-MEMS field) at the same institution in 2014, with a thesis titled “A New Analytical Model of Pull-in Voltage for Fully-Clamped Capacitive Diaphragm in MEMS Technology,” receiving another excellent grade. Dr. Shafagh earned her B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering in 2010, where she developed a controllable power supply using AVR microcontrollers. She consistently excelled academically, achieving top ranks in her classes and earning distinctions throughout her studies, including ranking 1st among all Ph.D. electronics students at Amirkabir University.

Professional Experience

Dr. Shafagh is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at Amirkabir University of Technology, where she focuses on plasmonic sensors with high sensitivity. During her Ph.D., she gained experience as a teaching advisor, supervising three M.Sc. students working on advanced topics in plasmonics. She has been an active participant in various international academic workshops, such as the International Winter School of Logistics and the International Winter School of Applied Color Science. In addition to her research, she has served as a reviewer for several prestigious journals and conferences. In 2019, she was accepted as a visiting researcher at the University of Waterloo. Her professional journey reflects a strong commitment to innovation and excellence in the field of electronics and optics.

Research Interest

Dr. Shafagh’s research interests include plasmonic photonic crystal waveguides, MEMS technology, plasmonic sensors, and all-optical switches. She is particularly focused on the design, analysis, and simulation of plasmonic and photonic devices with enhanced technical specifications, applying her expertise to fields such as cancer detection and infrared plasmonic filters. Her work also extends to MEMS variable capacitors and hybrid nanostructures, contributing to advancements in quantum electronics and photonics.

Top Notable Publications

“Ultra-high-sensitive plasmonic sensor based on asymmetric hexagonal nano-ring resonator for cancer detection”

Authors: Shafagh, S.G., Kaatuzian, H.

Journal: Heliyon

Year: 2024

Volume/Issue: 10(14)

Article ID: e34439

Citations: 1

“Design and Analysis of Infrared Tunable All-Optical Filters Based on Plasmonic Hybrid Nanostructure Using Periodic Nanohole Arrays”

Authors: Shafagh, S.G., Kaatuzian, H., Danaie, M.

Journal: Plasmonics

Year: 2022

Volume/Issue: 17(2)

Pages: 693–708

Citations: 5

“Design of a plasmonic MIM filter based on ring resonator incorporating circular air holes”

Authors: Shafagh, S.G., Kaatuzian, H., Danaie, M.

Conference: 29th Iranian Conference on Electrical Engineering (ICEE 2021)

Year: 2021

Pages: 51–55

Citations: 1

“A highly sensitive tunable filter using hybrid 1-D photonic crystal and plasmonic MIM waveguide”

Authors: Shafagh, S.G., Kaatuzian, H., Danaie, M.

Journal: Optik

Year: 2021

Volume: 228

Article ID: 166174

Citations: 18

“Analysis, design and simulation of MIM plasmonic filters with different geometries for technical parameters improvement”

Authors: Shafagh, S.G., Kaatuzian, H., Danaie, M.

Journal: Communications in Theoretical Physics

Year: 2020

Volume/Issue: 72(8)

Article ID: 085502

Citations: 19

Conclusion

Dr. SG Shafagh’s outstanding academic performance, groundbreaking research projects, significant publications, and active mentoring roles make him highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. His contributions to the fields of electronics and optics, particularly in plasmonic sensors and photonic crystal waveguides, position him as an innovative leader and an inspiring researcher in his domain.