Complex Media Electromagnetics Laboratory
Welcome to the Complex Media Electromagnetics Laboratory, which is a unit within the
Radiophysics Department. Laboratory is responsible for
teaching some special courses
and conducting research in its special field. The main field of our interests
is the electromagnetics of bi-anisotropic media, such as chiral materials, other media
with magnetoelectric interactions, and artificial magnetics. We are doing mainly
theoretical studies, and there is also strong interest to other problems in theoretical
electromagnetics. We perform some experiments in the microwave region, in particular,
measuring properties of omega composites. The Laboratory director is Associate Professor Alexander Sochava.
Contact Information
Personnel: 
- Alexander A. Sochava, Candidate of Sciences (PhD),
Associate Professor
- Tatiana G. Kharina, Candidate of Sciences
(PhD), Associate Professor
- Stanislav I. Maslovski, MSc, PhD-student,
researcher
- Constantin R. Simovski, Doctor of Sciences, part-time researcher (permanently - Professor at the St. Petersburg
Institute of Fine Mechanics and Optics)
- Sergei A. Tretyakov, Doctor of Sciences, Professor (Laboratory Director till January 2000)
- Vladislav Yatsenko, PhD, part-time
researher
Main directions of research
: electromagnetic theory, electromagnetics
of artificial bi-anisotropic media, generalized impedance boundary conditions, artificial
magnetics and anisotropic media, diffraction theory.
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