Science festival

The lecture we're starting with is "Cold atoms and ions in traps" by Dr. Ksenia Khabarova. She'll be talking about miracles in the world of quantum technologies, like how and why to trap and cool atoms and ions.

Ferroelectrics are dielectric materials possessing spontaneous electric polarization which can be switched to tuned by external electric field. What else is there? Let's explore!

Through the history of the universe and its expansion, we will explore the most important parts of the subject.

What is ellipsometry and how it is related to waves reflection - let's figure out!

We'll look at this topic from the history of semiconductors and to the basic concepts and new horizons opened up after the discovery of graphene.

What makes plasma of large intensity?

How and why to treat plasma as a superconductor?

Why we have to confine hot plasma?

Let's find out about this and much more about plasma physics in our lecture!

Why and how do they form? What physical properties of the medium are necessary for the existence of shock waves? What is the simplest way to describe shock waves? Let's learn about it!

We continue our Scientific Festival and offer you to watch lecture №4 "Light guiding and Bragg gratings" by PhD, Leading Researcher of the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Electrodynamics of Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Dorofeenko

We prepared a mini-review of tunneling and the technology that enables the manufacturing of a tunneling junction. We also present two problems related to quantum devices that operate based on these principles.

The Academic Committee of the Olympiad recommends watching an important lecture from the last year "On the basics of semiconductors physics" by PhD in Physics and Mathematics, Head of Laboratory on New Materials for IR Photonics at Lebedev Physical Institute Sergei Nikolaev. We'll look at this topic from the history of semiconductors and to the basic concepts and new horizons opened up after the discovery of graphene.

Look what we have! Long educational task about the microstructure of ferromagnetic matter. It provides a step-by-step explanation of the origins of the Curie temperature and how domains work.

Must-watch final lecture "Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability and Instability Waves in Turbulent Jets in Application to Aeroacoustic Problems" by PhD, Head of Department of Aeroacoustics and Aircraft Ecology of Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute Victor Kopiev is for your attention!