Visiting lecturers

Centre for Educational and Scientific Exchanges of Perm State University provides the lectures by specialists in modern fundamental and applied sciences. Our visitors represent high-ranked universities, research institutes and companies from USA, Europe, Middle East, Russia, etc.

	Personnel Name	Job / Affiliation Name	Research Interests	Dates of visits
1.	Andrejs Cebers	University of Latvia (Riga, Latvia)	Hydrodynamics, Pattern Formation, Nonlinear Phenomena, Free Boundary Phenomena, Numerical Simulation, Soft Magnetic and Dielectric Media.	13–17.06.2011
2.	Vyacheslav Yukalov	Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna, Russia)	Perturbation theory, Self-similar models, Fluctuations theory, Stochastic instability, Quark-Hadron matter, Bose systems, Quantum crystals	04–08.09.2011
3.	Vladimir Gevorgyan	Department of Chemistry, University of Illinois (USA)	Metal-catalyzed reactions, Development of novel methodologies for synthetic organic chemistry, Synthesis of heterocyclic compounds	21–23.11.2011 26–29.11.2012 26–28.11.2013
4.	Alexander N. Gorban’	Department of Mathematics, University of Leicester (United Kingdom)	Architecture of neurocomputers and training algorithms for neural networks, Physical, chemical and biological kinetics, Human adaptation to hard living conditions, Methods and technologies of collective thinking.	05–09.12.2011
5.	Ilya A. Gruzberg	Department of Physics and the James Franck Institute, the University of Chicago (USA) Department of Physics, The Ohio State University (USA)	Quantum Hall effects, Superconductivity, Strongly correlated systems, Stochastic growth phenomena, Diffusion-limited aggregation, Hele-Shaw flows, Turbulence, Spin glasses, Statistical mechanics, Critical phenomena, Random matrix theory, Supersymmetry	13–16.03.2012 14–23.10.2013
6.	David L. Reid	Department of Geological Sciences, University of Cape Town (Republic of South Africa)	Precambrian Geology, Isotope Geology, Igneous Petrology, Economic Geology, Analytical Techniques, Computer Applications	10–17.05.2012
7.	Dmitry D. Sokoloff	Moscow State University (Russia)	Magneto-hydrodynamics and turbulence, Astrophysics, Dynamo problem	14–19.05.2012
8.	Vassil Alexandrov	Barcelona Supercomputing Center – Centro Nacional de Supercomputación (Spain)	Computational Science encompassing Parallel and High Performance Computing, Scalable Algorithms for advanced Computer Architectures, Monte Carlo  methods and  algorithms	21–24.05.2012
9.	Christian Soize	Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée (France)	Chaos, Fokker-Plank equation, Stochastic dynamical systems	02–09.06.2012
10.	Alexander A. Nepomnyashchy	Department of mathematics, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology (Israel)	Nonlinear waves, Pattern formation, Convection in systems with an interface, Microgravity phenomena, Thin films, Anomalous diffusion. Dynamics of curved fronts	24–28.09.2012 09–14.09.2013
11.	Eduard Fel’dman	The Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Chernogolovka, Russia)	Dynamics and Thermodynamics of multi-spin systems, Nuclear magnetic resonance in solids, Exact solutions of spin-dynamics problems, Quantum information theory.	15–18.10.2012
12.	Alexander Koch	Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Technical University of Munich (Germany).	Optomechatronic measurement technology, Laser measurement systems, Optical fiber sensors, Holographic speckle interferometry, Image and sensor data processing, FTIR spectroscopy, Multisensory systems, Medical measuring systems	23–27.10.2012
13.	Michael Zaks	Institute of Mathematics, Humboldt University of Berlin (Germany)	Dynamics of coupled systems, networks, Synchronization phenomena, Systems with delay, Nonlinear dynamics in general, Applications to laser dynamics and other fields.	23–30.10.2012
14.	Mikhail Rubin	Department of Chemistry, University of Kansas (USA)	Synthetic Methodology, Transition Metal Catalysis, and Physical Organic Chemistry	23–27.10.2012
15.	Rainer Beck	Max-Planck-Institut fur Radioastronomie (Germany)	Chemical Dynamics at the Gas-Surface Interface. Probing and Controlling Surface Chemistry by Laser Radiation. Quantum State Resolved Surface Reactivity Measurements	03–07.12.2012
16.	Sergio Mendes	Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Louisville (USA)	Electro-Active Integrated Optical Waveguides, Impedance Spectroscopies and Electron Transfer Kinetics in Molecular Films, Micro-Fluidics, Super-Resolution and Electron State Depletion Imaging, Integrated Optical Devices, Ultra-Fast Laser Spectroscopies, Plasmonic Devices	03–09.12.2012
17.	Gregory Furman	Department of Physics, Ben Gurion University (Israel)	General and Mathematical Physics, Quantum computing and quantum information processing, Solid state physics, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Nuclear quadrupole resonance, Superconductivity.	06–12.12.2012
18.	Alexander Strokanov	Lyndon, a Vermont State College (USA)	History	25–27.02.2013
19.	Alexander Oron	Department of mathematics, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology (Israel)	Hydrodynamic instabilities, Instabilities of thin liquid films, Nonlinear evolution equations, Fluid mechanics in low-gravity and microgravity environment, Free boundary problems in hydrodynamics, Numerical simulations of nonlinear phenomena in hydrodynamics	19–26.05.2013
20.	Dmitri Mavrodi	Washington State University, Pullman, WA (USA)	Genetics and enzymology of antibiotic production, Mechanisms of gene regulation and expression, Ecology and diversity of antibiotic-producing pseudomonads, Plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria	20–22.05.2013
21.	Robert Sablatnig	Vienna University of Technology (Austria)	Computer vision, Image and video processing, Document image analysis, Pattern recognition, Machine Vision	23–27.09.2013
22.	Arkadii Pikovski	University of Potsdam (Germany).	Statistical theory of chaos, Nonlinear dynamics of complex systems	24–27.09.2013
23.	Alexey Fadeev	“Ingeonix Corporation”	Image processing and computer vision, Product development expert for consumer, military, and medical markets	23.04.2013