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Igor V. Roshchin |
Physics Department, University of California, San Diego |
Objective
Professional summary:
I have over 10 years of interdisciplinary and collaborative research experience in solid state physics: superconductivity, semiconductors , magnetism, and nanotechnology.
I also have over 15 years of experience in teaching and supervising students at different levels.Degrees:
Professional experience:
2001 present: Research
Scientist and X-Ray Diffraction Facilities Manager,
UCSD
(with group of Prof. Ivan K. Schuller):
Studies of magnetic nanodots, and exchange bias at nanoscale.
Demonstrated stabilization of Fe nanodot magnetization with exchange bias.
Experimentally observed vortex to single domain transition in Fe sub-100 nm nanodots.
First to successfully perform SANS studies with polarization analysis on 65 nm nanodots.
Studies of exchange bias in thin films and multi-layers.
Established a new length scale in exchange bias: domain size of
uncompensated magnetization in the antiferromagnet.
Experimentally observed the spin profile in exchange bias systems
Studies of magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJ).
Demonstrated the origin of temperature dependence of TMR in MTJ's. Improved the model of thermal smearing in MTJ's.
Capillary condensation in nanopores
Experimentally confirmed Kelvin equiation in capillary condensation in nanoporous alumina.
Experimentally confirmed Cohan model.
Nanostructures and devices for biomedical applications.
Developed device concept and methods used for targeted drug delivery.
Developed device concept and methods used for controlled drug release.
Nanostructures and devices for intelligent sensors.
Studies of spin waves in thin film devices.
Experimentally observed spin wave propagation in thin film
ferromagnetic spin-wave guide.
Observed frequency conversion in a spin-wave guide.
2000 2001: Research Scientist, NYU
(with group of Prof. A. D. Kent):
Studies of electron transport in magnetic field through ferromagnetic structures with a few quantum conduction channels:
Demonstrated control of magnetic domain configuration and trapping of domain walls in 40-100 nm-wide planar Fe point-contact.
1994 1999: Research with
Prof. L. H. Greene (Thesis advisor), UIUC:
Research Assistant (1995 1999)
John D., Catherine T. MacArthur Fellow (1994)
Studies of the superconducting proximity effect in superconductor-semiconductor structures:
First to optically observe proximity effect at a semiconductor/superconductor interface.
Growth and studies of structural and electronic properties of thin-film superconductors:
Studies of InAs near-surface electronic structure modified by ion-etch induced damage and chemical treatment of the surface:
Developed a technique of surface passivation with self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols, which preserves the near-surface electronic band structure of InAs.
1990 1993: Researcher, General Physics Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
Studies of bulk bicrystals of copperless oxide superconductors (BaPb1-XBiXO3 and Ba1-XKBiXO3)
Established anomalous behavior of the critical current of the bicrystals.
Awards and Honors:
Patents
Skills and techniques:
Professional membership and activities
Teaching activities:
1995 present: Supervised graduate, undergraduate, and high-school student research (M. Erekhinsky, C. E. Chiang, Z.-P. Li, C.-P. Li, N. Bushong, C. Colesniuc, B. Oezyilmaz, F. V. Cerimele, J. Noel, M. Gandjian, D. Bird, N. Greenblatt, G. Kuchler, W. L. Murphy, M. T. Dearing, K. Ko, V. Gorodetskaya)
1995 1996: UIUC, Teaching Asst. - mathematical methods in physics, boundary problems (graduate level course)
1990 1992: MIPT Physical-Technical Correspondence School, physics and mathematics teacher
1990 1993, 1995: Lecturer at semiannual Young Scientists Society school
Publications:31 (27 in refereed journals) and 30 conference presentations, 1 manuscripts submitted for publication and in preparation.
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References
available upon request.