1. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname Valentin Orlovich, Head of the Laboratory of Nonlinear Optics

Country Belarus

Address 68, Nezalezhnasti Ave. Minsk 220072, Belarus

Phone +375 17 284 16 65,

mobil +375 29 684 09 59

fax +375 17 284 16 65

e-mail v.orlovich@dragon.bas-net.by

fond@it.org.by

website http://ifanbel.bas-net.by

Information of organization

Name of organization B.I. Stepanov Institute of Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus

Organization type Research

Organization size

(employees)

about 300

Short description of organization (main research activities)

Main Research Areas of the Institute of Physics 1. Laser physics, nonlinear and quantum optics; development and fabrication of new laser-optical devices for industrial and medical applications.

2. Physics and methods of characterization of semiconductors, heterostructures, laser diodes and light emitting diodes, nanomaterials, and processing technologies.

3. Plasma physics, development and introduction of plasma technologies.

4. Physics of fundamental interactions, nuclear reactions, quantum systems.

Expertise offered Research experience and field of expertise of the Laboratory of Nonlinear Optics

1. Available material types and processes:

Laser crystals, Raman crystals (Nd:KGW, KYW, GdVO4, YVO4, Ba(NO3)2, BaWO4 etc.), nonlinear crystals (BBO, LBO, KTP etc.), optical elements, high pressure optical gas cells, silvered porous silicon substrates, silvered anodic aluminum oxide substrates

for SERS applications.

Lasing, intracavity Raman conversion in end-diode pumped lasers, Raman clean-up, intracavity Raman compression of laser pulses, nonlinear refraction, thermal effects in solid-state lasers, multi-Stokes generation in Raman lasers, transient Raman scattering, nonlinear optical conversion of Nd-lasers in eye-safe spectral region, Raman conversion of continuous-wave laser radiation, Raman amplification, laser applications in environmental protection (lidar technique) and biomedicine.

2. Available experimental facilities and methods:

- experimental setups based on a single-mode and single-frequency YAG:Nd laser and harmonic generation and a quasi-CW YAG:Nd laser with output power up to 20 W;

- experimental setup based on powerful tunable pulsed Ti:Sapphire laser;

- experimental setup for investigation of end-diode-pumped lasers;

- Raman spectrometer based on CW (Argon and He-Cd) and pulsed tunable lasers;

- picosecond (70 ps pulse duration) powerful laser with harmonic generators;

- CW and quasi-CW end-diode-pumped lasers with intracavity Raman conversion;

- powerful pulsed (800 mJ) YAG:Nd lasers with harmonic generators;

- experimental setups for investigation of optical nonlinearities in laser and Raman crystals by the one- and two-beam Z-scan methods and Raman amplification;

-complete sets of equipment for measuring spectral characteristics of light fluxes (diffraction spectrograph, single and double diffraction monochromators, Fabri-Perot interferometers), sets of facilities for measuring temporal, spatial and energy characteristics of UV, visible, and near IR radiation.

-available methods:

a) one-and two-beam Z-scan;

b) Raman amplification;

c) spontaneous and surface enhanced Raman scattering;

d) quantum and semiclasical methods of calculation of output characteristics of a diode-pumped lasers with intracavity Raman conversion;

e) measurements of thermal effects in end-diode

pumped lasers

f) methods of preparing of selective dielectric coating

g) different methods of measuring output characteristics of pulsed solid-state lasers;

h) methods of making multi-frequency laser systems with the use of nonlinear optical convertors

Key deliverables

(publications, patents, invited reports, ect.) for the last 5 years

Articles in European and USA journals: 1. V.A. Orlovich, V.N.Burakevich, A.S. Grabtchikov,

V.A. Lisinetskii, A.A. Demidovich, H.J. Eichler, andP.-Y. Turpin. Continuous-wave Raman generation in PbWo4 crystals in Nd:YVО4 laser. Laser Phys.Letters, v.3, № 2, 2006, pp. 71 - 74

2. V.A.Lisinetskii, A.S.Grabtchikov, P.A.Apanasevich,M.Schmitt, B.Kuschner, S.Schlucker, V.A.Orlovich.Continuuos-wave solid-state Raman laser for spectroscopic applications. J. of Raman Spectroscopy, v. 37 (2006), 421 - 428

3. A.I. Vodchits, V.P. Kozich, W.Werncke, and V.A.Orlovich. Efficient multi-frequency generation of ultrashort light pulses using stimulated Ramanscattering and optical parametric amplification. Opt. Comm., v. 260 (2006) 307 - 310

4. Ruslan V. Chulkov, Alexander S. Grabtchikov, Dmitry N. Busko, Pavel A. Apanasevich, Nikolai A. Khilo, and Valentin A. Orlovich. Beam quality improvement at Raman conversion of multimode conical beam. JOSA B, v. 23 (2006), №. 6, 1109-1116

5. A.I. Vodchits, V.P. Kozich, V.A. Orlovich, P.A. Apanasevich. Z-scan studies of KYW, KYbW, KGW, and Ba(NO3)2 crystals. Opt. Commun, v. 263 (2006) 304 - 308

6. V.A. Lisinetskii, A.S.Grabtchikov, I.A.Khodasevich, H.J.Eichler, V.A. Orlovich. Efficient high energy 1st, 2nd or 3rd Stokes Raman generation in IR region. Opt.Commun. - 2007. - V. 272. - P. 509 – 513

7. V.N. Burakevich, V.A. Lisinetskii, A. S.Grabtchikov, A.A.Demidovich, V.A. Orlovich, V.N.Matrosov. Diode pumped continuous-wave Nd:YVO4 laser with self-frequency Raman conversion. Appl. Phys. B. - 2007. - V.86. - P. 511 –514

8. A.I. Vodchits, V.A. Orlovich, P.A. Apanasevich, T.T. Basiev and P.G. Zverev. Nonlinear optical properties of BaWO4 crystal. Optical Materials, 2007, V. 29, P. 1616-1619

9. R. V. Chulkov, A. S. Grabtchikov, V. A. Lisinetckii,V. A. Orlovich, O. V. Chehlov. Generation of Raman solitons with a different relative phase byoptical phase jump. JOSA B, vol.24 (2007), n.11, p.2829-2836

10. V.A. Lisinetskii, A.S. Grabtchikov, V. N. Burakevich, V.A. Orlovich, A.A. Demidovich, A.N. Titov. Nd:KGW/KGW crystal: efficient medium for continuous-wave intracavity Raman generation. Appl.Phys.B, 88 (2007), 499-501

11. V.A. Lisinetskii, V.A. Orlovich, H. Rhee, X. Wang, H.J. Eichler. Efficient Raman amplification of low divergent radiation in barium nitrate crystal. Appl. Phys. B. – 2008. - Vol. 91. – P. 299-303.

12. G.I. Zheltov, V.A. Lisinetskii, A.S. Grabtchikov, V.A. Orlovich. Low threshold cavitation in water using IR laser pulse trains. Appl. Opt. – 2008. – Vol. 47, № 20. – P. 3549 – 3554.

13. V.A. Lisinetskii, H.J. Eichler, H. Rhee, X. Wang, V.A. Orlovich. The generation of high pulse and average power radiation in eye-safe spectral region by the third Stokes generation in barium nitrate Raman laser. Optics. Commun. – 2008. - Vol. 281. -P. 2227-2232.

14. A.I. Vodchits, V.A. Orlovich, W. Werncke, V.P. Kozich. Influence of Gas Circulation on Stimulated Raman Scattering and Amplification ofUltrashort Laser Pulses in Methane. Optics. Commun. – 2008. – Vol. 281. – P. 3190 – 3195.

15. S.V. Voitikov, A.S. Grabtchikov, A.A. Demidovich, M.B. Danailov, V.A. Orlovich. Quantum theory of microchip lasers with intracavity SRS-conversion. Optics Commun. – 2008. – Vol. 281. – P. 5202 –5212.

16. R. Chulkov, A. Grabtchikov, P. Apanasevich, V. Orlovich. Spectral shift of Raman generation band in a Bessel pump beam. Optics Lett. – 2008.- Vol.33, №23. - P. 2728-2730.

17. V.A. Lisinetskii, D.N. Busko, R.V. Chulkov, A.S. Grabtchikov, P.A. Apanasevich, V.A. Orlovich. Self-mode locking at multiple Stokes generation in the Raman laser. Optics Commun. – 2010. – V. 273. – P. 1454-1458

18. M.V. Chursanova, L.P. Germash, V.O. Yukhymchuk, V.M. Dzhagan, I.A. Khodasevich, D. Cojoc. Optimization of porous silicon preparation technology for SERS applications. Applied Surface Science – 2010. – V. 226. – P. 3369-3373

19. S.V. Voitikov, A.A. Demidovich, P.V. Shpak, A.S. Grabtchikov, M.B. Danailov, and V.A. Orlovich. Two-Stokes Generation and Effect of Multiwave Mixing on Output Pulse Parameters of Q-Switched Raman Microchip Laser. JOSA B – 2010. – V. 27. - № 6. – P. 1232-1241

20. A. Kananovich, A. Demidovich, M. Danailov, V. Orlovich, A. Grabtchikov. All-solid-state quasi-CW yellow laser with intracavity self-Raman conversion and sum frequency generation. Laser Physics Letters – 2010. – V. 7, № 8, P. 573 - 577

21. P.V.Shpak, A.A.Demidovich, M.B.Danailov, A.S.Grabtchikov, S.M. Vatnik, N. D. Hung, S.N. Bagaev and V.A.Orlovich. Generation of multi-frequency radiation in pulsed microchip laser with Raman conversion. Laser Physics Letters – 2010. – V. 7, № 8, p. 555-559

22. Dmitriy H. Zusin, Raman Maksimenka, Valerii V. Filippov, Ruslan V. Chulkov, Michel Perdrix, Olivier Gobert and Alexander S. Grabtchikov. Bessel beam transformation by anisotropic crystals. JOSA А– 2010. – V. 27. - № 8. – P. 1828-1833

23. V.A.Lisinetskii, Th.Riesbeck, H.Rhee, H.J.Eichler, V.A. Orlovich. High average power generation in barium nitrate Raman laser. Appl. Phys. B. - 2010. -V 99. – № 1-2. – p. 127-134

Patents: 1.Patent of Republic of Belarus #8017 (January 09, 2006) “Pulsed laser with conversion of radiation wavelength by stimulated Raman conversion”.

2.Patent of Russian Federation #2300834 (June 10, 2007) “Continuous wave compact solid-state SRS-laser”.

3.Patent of Russian Federation #2992103 (January 20, 2007) “Continuous wave laser on stimulated Raman scattering”.

4.Eurasian patent #009403 (December 28, 2007) “Method of cold laser fragmentation of biological tissues”.

5.Patent of Republic of Belarus #11367 (December 30, 2008) “Method of cold laser fragmentation of biological tissues”.

6.Patent of Russian Federation #RU2403661C1 (November 10, 2010) “Method of amplification of pulsed radiation and laser amplifier”.

Plenary and Invited Reports: 1. V.A.Orlovich, W.Kiefer, P-Y. Turpin,

A.S.Grabtchikov, A.A.Demidovich, A.I.Vodchits, V.A.Lisinetskii. Solid-state lasers with Raman frequency conversion as a new type of sources for vibrational spectroscopy applications. International Conference on perspectives in vibrational spectroscopy (ICOPVS2006), India, plenary

2. A.S.Grabtchikov, P.A. Apanasevich, V.A. Lisinetskii, and V.A. Orlovich, W. Kiefer, M. Schmitt, A.A. Demidovich. Continuous-wave operation of solid-state Raman lasers pumped by Ar-ion and diode lasers. XII Conference on Laser Optics (LO'2006), St.Petersburg, Russia, June 26 - 30, 2006, WeR1-24, invited

3. V. A. Orlovich. New type of compact coherent light sources - continuous-wave crystal Raman lasers: fundamentals and applications. Conference the Photonics North 2006 Quebec, Canada, June 5 -9, 2006, invited

4. A.S. Grabtchikov, V.A. Lisinetskii, A.A. Kononovich, P.A.Apanasevich, V.A.Orlovich, M. Schmitt, S. Schlueker, W. Kiefer, A.A.Demidovich, M.Danailov, V.Gaysounok, G.Kruglov. First and second Stokes generation in continuous-wave solid-state Raman lasers. ICONO/LAT 2007, Minsk, Belarus, May 28 – June 1, 2007, invited

5. H.J. Eichler, F. Kallmeyer, H.Rhee, Th. Riesbeck, V.A. Lisinetskii, A.S. Grabtchikov, V.A. Orlovich. Laser transmitters for Lidar-detection of atmosphere water vapour and CO2. ICONO/LAT 2007, Minsk, Belarus, May 28 – June 1, 2007, invited

6. V.A. Orlovich, P.A. Apanasevich, A.S. Grabtchikov, V.A.Lisinetskii, W.Kiefer, H.J.Eichler, P.-Y.Turpin, A.A.Demidovich, M.Danailov, H. Szymczak, S.A.Asher, V.Barzda. Continuous-wave crystalline Raman lasers and their Applications. ICONO/LAT 2007, Minsk, Belarus, May 28 – June 1, 2007, invited

7. V.A. Lisinetskii, A.S. Grabtchikov, I.A. Khodasevich, V.A. Orlovich, H.Rhee, X. Wang, H.J.Eichler. High Energy Based on Crystalline Raman Lasers Multifrequency Laser System for Environmental Applications. ICONO/LAT 2007, Minsk, Belarus, May 28 – June 1, 2007 (секция МНТЦ), invited

8. V.A.Orlovich, A.S.Grabtchikov. Stimulated Raman Scattering in crystals: new opportunities. International Conference “Raman scattering _ 80 years research”, Moscow, Russia, October 8-10, 2008, invited

9. H. Rhee, A.A. Kaminskii, V.A. Orlovich, V.A. Lisinetskii, H.J. Eichler. Dense UV to IR wavelength coverage by cascaded stimulated Raman scattering and second order mixing processes in crystals. International Conference "Laser Optics 2008", St.- Petersburg, Russia, June 23-28, 2008, FrR4-25, invited

10. A.S. Grabtchikov, A.A. Demidovich, V.A. Lisinetskii, P.A. Apanasevich, V.A. Orlovich. Stimulated Raman scattering effect and continuous-wave regime of generation. XI All-Russian School-Seminar “Physics and Application of Microwaves” (Waves-2008), May 26 - 31, 2008, Zvenigorod, Russia, invited lecture.

11. V.A. Orlovich, D.N. Busko, M. Danailov, A.A. Demidovich. Raman conversion of femtosecond

laser pulses in crystals. 5th Asian Symposium on Intense Laser Science (ASIALS-5), Vietnam, Hanoi, December 2 – 5, 2009, invited

12. V.A. Orlovich. Laser physics and photonics in Belarus. International Conference “Science in Baltic Region: Achievements and Perspectives of Cooperation”, Lithuania, Vilnius, September 16-17, 2009, invited

13. V.A. Orlovich, V.I. Dashkevich, A.P. Shkadarevich. Pulsed eye-safe laser systems based on SRS and OPO. The 6th International Conference on Photonics & Applications (ICPA6), November 8 - 12, 2010. Hanoi, Vietnam, B-01, invited

14. V. Lisinetskii, R. Chulkov, H. Rhee, O. Lux, F. Kallmeyer, P. Shpak, S. Schrader, H.J. Eichler, V. Orlovich. Development of laser sources for lidar-sounding of water vapors, CO2, and ozone. ICONO/LAT 2010. Kazan, Russia, August 23-27, 2010, LMC2, invited

International cooperation and existing partnerships

Our active partners: Prof. P.-Y. Turpin, University Paris VI

Dr. S. G. Kruglik, University Paris VI

Prof. H.J. Eichler, Technical University, Berlin

Prof. H. Szymczak, Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences

Dr. C. Rizzuto, Sinchrotrone-Elettra, Italy

Dr. M. Danailov, Sinchrotrone-Elettra, Italy

Prof. S.N. Bagaev, Institute of Laser Physics, Russia

Prof. A.S. Dementiev, Center of Physical Sciences and Technologies, Lithuania

Dr. A. Kachinskii, Buffalo University, USA

Past and on-going projects:

• Belarusian-Germans project WTZ/WEI-010-96 “Dynamics of molecules” (1997-1998), Research Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich.

• ISTC project B 079-97 “Powerful compact sources of near IR pulse radiation based on YAG:Nd-lasers and nonlinear converters for medical and ecological applications” (1997-1999), Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich. The project was carrying out in collaboration with researchers from USA and Germany. • ISTC project B-266-99 “Millijoule-level narrow-band compact all-solid-state sources of the laser radiation in 187 - 1700 nm range (1999-2002), Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich. The project was carrying out in collaboration with researchers from Germany and France.

• Belarusian-German project WEI-006-98 “Vibration dynamics of molecular systems in condenced phase” (1999-2000). Research Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich.

• Project INTAS-Belarus 97-0428 “Experimental and theoretical investigation of properties of excited states of new porphyrin systems in solutions, solid-state films, and biopolymers. Influence of macrocycle nonplanarity and intramolecular charge transfer” (1998-2000). Research Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich.

• Project INTAS-Belarus #2018 “Dynamics of ultra-short soliton-like pulses in resonant dispersive media” (1999-2001). Research Manager E.V. Doctorov.

• Belarusian-German project BLR 02/003 “Super-short pulse frequency convertor based on SRS” (2008-2009), Research Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich.

• ISTC B-898 “Femto- to hundreds nanosecond low-threshold solid-state Raman converters for applications in life sciences, environmental control and instrumentation” (2003-2007). Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich. The project was carrying out in collaboration with researchers from France, Germany, Italy, and Poland.

• Project F 06R-216 “SRS conversion of laser radiation: new prospective regimes and media” (2006-2008). Manager Dr. A.I. Vodchits. The project was carrying out in cooperation with researchers from Physical Institute of RAS, Russia.

• Project F08R-167 «Stimulated intracavity Raman scattering in crystals” (2009-2010). Manager Dr. A.I. Vodchits. The project was carrying out jointly with researchers from the Physical Institute of RAS, Russia.

• Project F08V-006 “Generation dynamics of pulsed microchip- and mini-lasers with intracavity SRS conversion” (2009-2010). Manager Prof. A.S. Grabtchikov. The project was carrying out jointly with the Institute of Physics of Vietnamese Academy of Sciences and Technology, Vietnam.

• Project F09SB-020 “Development of fundamentals of creation of high-efficiency sources of coherent radiation on the basis of potassium-rare earth double tungstate laser crystals” (2009-2011). Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich. The project is carrying out jointly with the Institute of Laser Physics of RAS, Russia.

• DFG Project EI 110/29-1 “Raman converter for efficiebt generation of NIR laser radiation” (2009-

2011) Manager Prof. H.J.Eichler. The project is carrying out jointly with researchers from the Technische Universitaet Berlin, Germany

• Project F11LIT-026 “Multi-frequency pulsed diode-pumped miniature lasers with SRS conversion of a frequency and pulse width” (2011-2012). Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich. The project is carrying out jointly with the Center of Physical Sciences and Technologies”, Lithuania.

• ISTC B-1679 “Continuous-wave all-solid-state end-diode-pumped lasers with intracavity Raman conversion” (2009-2012). Manager Prof. V.A. Orlovich. The project is carrying out in collaboration with researchers from France, Germany, Italy, and Poland.

FP7 Theme Solid-state lasers, nonlinear optics, materials, and new production technologies

I agree with the publication of my data

Professor V.A. Orlovich

2. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname* Vitaly Ksenevich, Dr.

Country* Belarus

*Address Department of Physics of Semiconductors and Nanoelectronics

4, Nezavisimosti ave. Minsk 220030 Belarus

Phone* +375 17 2095542, mobile +375 29 6855564

fax* +375 17 2095445

e-mail* ksenevich@bsu.by

website http://www.bsu.by

Information of organization

Name of organization* Belarus State University

*Organization type Education and Research

Organization Size (employees)

~7500

Short description of organization

MAIN Research areas of the Belarus State University: 1. Physics of condensed media. Physics of semiconductors and nanomaterials. * (main

research activities) 2. Nonlinear optics and holography. Laser physics and spectroscopy. 3. Micro- and optoelectronics. Scientific engineering. 4. Nuclear physics and spectroscopy of nuclear radiations. 5. Biophysics. Nanobiotechnology, cell technology and cell engineering. Biosensors and neural information processing. Medicinal biophysics.

Expertise offered* Research experience and field of expertise of the Laboratory of Physics of Electronic Materials: 1. Available material types and processes: Metal-carbon nanocomposites, Quantum dot and quantum well GaAs and InAs based heterostructures (from Bochum Ruhr-University), carbon nanotubes arrays, SnO2 films. Conductivity mechanisms in crystalline, disordered bulk and low-dimensional semiconductors, nanoscale and mesoscopic structures, nanocomposites, carbon nanotubes, quantum corrections to conductivity (weak localization and electron-electron interaction). 2. Available experimental facilities and methods: Photoconductivity, conductivity, magnetoresistance measurements in the temperature range 2-300 K and in magnetic fields up to 8 T (using close-cycled refrigerator Cryogenics), AC conductivity in the frequency range 20 Hz – 30 MHz; Atomic force microscopy; thermal and magnetron sputtering, ion etching, vacuum annealing up to 1200 0C.

1. V.K. Ksenevich, N.I. Gorbachuk, T.A Dauzhenka, I.A. Bashmakov, N.A. Poklonski, A.D.Wieck. AC-Conductivity of Thin Polycrystalline Tin Dioxide Films // Acta Physica Polonica A. - 2011. - Vol. 119, № 2. - P.P. 146-147.

Key deliverables (publications, patents, invited reports, etc) for the last 5 years 2. D.Seliuta, I.Kasalynas, J.Macutkevic, G.Valusis, M.V.Shuba, P.P.Kuzhir,

G.Ya.Slepyan, S.A.Maksimenko, V.K.Ksenevich, V.A.Samuilov, Q.Lu. Terahertz sensing with carbon nanotube layers coated on silica fibers: Carrier transport versus nanoantenna effects // Applied Physics Letters. 2010.- Vol.97.- p.p.073116-1-073116-3 3. Ksenevich V., Galibert J., Samuilov V. Charge transport in carbon nanotubes films and fibers // Chapter in book: Carbon Nanotubes, Edited by J. M. Marulanda, p.p. 123-145, INTECH, 2010, ISBN 978-953-307-054-4. 4. Dauzhenka T.A., Ksenevich V.K., Bashmakov I.A., Galibert J. Evidence of 2-dimensional weak localization in polycrystalline SnO2 films by high field

magnetoconductance study // Journal of Low Temperature Physics. 2010. – Vol.159, No.1.- P.212-215. 5. V.K.Ksenevich, T.A.Dauzhenka, D.Seliuta, I.Kasalynas, T.Kivaras, G.Valusis, J.Galibert, R.S.Helburn, Q.Lu, V.A.Samuilov. Electrical transport in carbon nanotube coatings of Silica fibers // Physica Status Solidi (c).- 2009.- Vol. 6, №12. - P.P. 2798-2800. 6. V.K.Ksenevich, V.B.Odzaev, D.Seliuta, Z.Martunas, G.Valusis, J.Galibert, A.A.Melnikov, A.D.Wieck, M.E.Kozlov, D.Novitski, V.A.Samuilov. Localization and Non-linear Transport in Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes Fibers // Journal of Applied Physics, 2008, vol. 104, №8. –P.073724(1)-073724(7). 7. I.A.Bashmakov, V.А.Dorosinets, V.K.Ksenevich, A.A.Melnikov, F.N.Kaputsky. Fabrication of thing carbon films with metallic nanoparticles by means of polymer precursor conversion. Journal of Applied Chemistry, Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials. 2007, V.80, №2, p.286-290.

International cooperation and existing partnerships

Our active partners: • Department of Physics and Astronomy, Bochum Ruhr-University,

Bochum, Germany (Prof. A.D. Wieck), • Institute of Physics, J.-W. Goethe-University, Frankfurt/Main, Germany

(Prof. H. Roskos) • Laboratoire National des Champs Magnētiques Intenses, Université de

Toulouse, Toulouse, France (Dr. Hab. J. Galibert), • Terahertz’s electronics laboratory, Semiconductor Physics Institute of

Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Vilnius, Lithuania (Prof. G. Valusis),

• Department of Physics, Yerevan State University, yerevan, Armenia (Prof. V.F.Morozov),

Past and on-going projects:

• CNRS/BRFFR bilateral project №20356 “Physical response properties of carbon nanotubes arrays in strong electric and magnetic fields”; 01.04.2007 - 31.03.2009. Partner;

• CNRS/BRFFR bilateral project №F09F-008 “Nanostructured tin oxide-based materials: fabrication, characterization of physical properties and applications”; 01.04.2009 - 31.03.2011; Project leader from Belarusian side;

• NATO CLG CBP.EAP.CLG 982007 “Perovskites manganites and carbon nanotubes arrays for terahertz electronics needs”; 01.01.2006 - 30.06.2008. Coordinator from Belarusian side;

• INTAS 03-50-4409 “Highly Oriented Arrays of Carbon Nanotubes: Synthesis, Characterization and Physical Properties”;. 01.07.2004 - 30.06.2007. Partner;

• VISBY project “Fast spin-dependent electronic transport phenomena in films and heterostructures of half-metallic ferromagnetic oxides”; 01.07.2005 - 30.06.2006. Partner;

• SCOPE project №7BYPJ065694 “Low Dimensional Architectures of Mesoscopic and Nanoscale Soft Condensed Matter Structures: Electron Transport Studies”;. 01.11.2001 - 30.06.2004. Partner.

FP7 Theme Nanosciences, nanotechnologies, materials & new production technologies

I agree with the publication of my data!*

* obligatory for filling in

3. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname* Laptinsky Valery, Prof. Dr.

Country* Belarus

Address* 212030 Bialinitskogo – Biruli, 11 Mogilev, Belarus

Phone* +375 222 28 85 97

Fax* +375 222 28 01 49

e-mail* info@itm.by

Web-site http://itm.by

Organization information Name of organization* Institute of Technology of Metals of National Academy of Sciences of Belarus

Organization type* Research and development

Organization Size (employees)

> 100

Short description of organization* (main research activities)

MAIN Research areas of Institute of Technology of Metals: - Development of theoretical basics of control of the processes of formation of structure and properties of metals and alloys at crystallization and solidification; -Thermal physics and hydrodynamics of special casting types; - Mathematic simulation - Creation of new materials and technological processes of their production, treatment and strengthening

Expertise offered* Research experience and field of expertise of the developer: The project manager Laptinsky V.N. took part in quality of the head of Fund projects: «Working out of constructive methods of the analysis of difficult oscillatory systems», 1992-1993, the grant № Ф58-414; «Complex research of nonlinear periodic systems of the differential equations», 1996-1997, the grant № Ф95-326; «Complex research of singular boundary problems for nonlinear differential systems», 2005-2007, the grant № Ф06-311; «Working out of method of cooling ability calculation of crystallizers at continuous molding of metals», 2007-2009.

Key deliverables (publications, patents, invited reports, etc.) for the last 5 years

1. Laptinsky V.N., Makovetsky I.I. On the Two-Point Boundary-Value Problem for the Riccati Matrix Differential Equations // Central European Science Journals. 2005. 3(1). P.143-154.

2. Laptinsky V.N., Makovetsky I.I. On the constructive analysis of two-point boundary value problem for nonlinear equation of Lyapunov// Differential equations. 2005. Т. 41, №7. P.994-996.

3. Laptinsky V.N., Makovetsky I.I. About the resolvability of two-point boundary value problem for nonlinear equation of Lyapunov // News of NAS of Belarus. Line of physical and mathematical sciences. − 2006. − № 4. −P.218-223.

4. Laptinsky V.N. Solving of linear multipoint boundary value problems // Inhomogeneous systems dynamics: Transactions of Institute for Systems Analysis of RAS / Under the editorship of Y.S. Popkov. − М.: Publishing house LKI, 2007. − Т. 31(1). − P. 178 − 186.

5. Laptinsky V.N. About the solutions of nonlinear equation problems determined on the half-axle // News of NAS of Belarus. Line of physical

and mathematical sciences. − 2008. − № 1. − P. 13 − 15. 6. Karpenko V.A., Laptinsky V.N., Romanenko A.A. Analysis of light reflection

from heterogeneous surface coating with the help of bound waves equation // News of NAS of Belarus. Line of physical and mathematical sciences. 2008. № 3. P. 86-93.

5. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname Country Address Phone Fax e-mail website Information of organization Name of organization Organization type Organization Size (employees) Short description of organization* (main research activities) Expertise offered

Victor Lepin, Dr. Belarus 11, Surganov Str., Minsk 220072, Belarus + 375 17 284-17-84 + 375 17 284-17-01 lepin@im.bas-net.by http://im.bas-net.by/ Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Research 80 Main Research areas of the Institute of Mathematics: fundamental researches in the following fields: algebra, geometry and number theory, differential equations, optimization methods and systems of control, functional analysis, computational mathematics, discrete models and algorithms, probabilistic and statistic analysis and theory of random processes. Development of mathematical models and methods for solving actual applied problems arising in physics, mechanics, microelectronics, engineering, economics, biology, ecology, medicine, oil-refining industry, metallurgy, building, logistics and theory of transport network, information security, telecommunication networks and others. Research experience and field of expertise of departments of mathematical theory of systems, combinatorial models and algorithms, nonlinear and stochastic analysis, computational mathematics and mathematical modeling, parallel computational processes: development of mathematical models and methods for solving actual applied problems arising in physics, mechanics, microelectronics, engineering, economics, biology, ecology, medicine, logistics and theory of transport network, information security, telecommunication networks. Discrete optimization, operations research, theoretical computer science, cryptography and information security, in particular, develop algorithms for secret sharing schemes. Mathematical modeling and development of application software parallel computational processes. Numerical methods, probability theory, stochastic analysis.

Makarov V.L., Khlobystov V.V., Yanovich L. A. Methods of operator interpolation. Kyiv, 2010. – 517 p. Key deliverables

(publications, patents, invited reports, etc)

Egorov A.D., Lobanov Yu.Yu., Zhidkov E.P. Introduction to the theory and applications of functional integration. – Moscow, 2006. – 400 p. for the last 5 years

Michtchenko V.,Vilanski Y., Lepin V. MV2 cryptographic algorithm. –Minsk, 2007.

P.V. Skums, S.V. Suzdal, R.I. Tyshkevich. Operator decomposition of graphs and the reconstruction conjecture. Discrete Mathematics 310(2010), P. 423-429

Fleischner H., Sabidussi G., Sarvanov V. Maximum independent

sets in 3- and 4-regular Hamiltonian graphs. Discrete Mathematics, 2010, Vol. 310, No. 20. p. 2742-2749.

Our partners: International cooperation and existing partnerships

Prof. Herbert Fleischner, Department of Computer Science, Vienna Technical University, Vienna, Austria,

Prof. Horst W. Hamacher, AG Optimization, Department of Mathematics, University of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany,

Prof. F. Werner, Otto-von Guericke University of Magdeburg,

Germany, Prof. Alexandre Dolgui, National Institute of Science and

Technology, Saint-Etienne, France, Prof. A. A. Kolokolov, Omsk Branch of Sobolev Institute of

Mathematics, Russia. Prof. Karl K. Sabelfeld, Institute of computational mathematics

and mathematical geophysics, Russia. Past and on-going projects: INTAS project “Special classes of graphs: representations, local

properties, characterizations, algorithms”, INTAS-Belarus 97-0093, 1998 – 2001.

INTAS project “Developing combinatorial and graph theoretical

methods with emphasis on discrete optimization”, INTAS-BELARUS 03-50-5975, 2004 – 2007.

The project “An optimization-based decision support system for

solving railroad problems”. INTAS project “Scheduling for modern manufacturing, logistics

and supply chains” INTAS Network 03-51-5501, 2004-2007. “Development of stochastic methods for evaluation of path

integrals related to differential equations” Grant DFG. 2007-2008. “Development of software for modeling of the energy transfer

between surfaces of a spacecraft in the conditions of orbital flight”, 2008-2011.

FP7 Themes Information & communication technologies (ICT), Nanosciences,

Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Technologies Transport, Security and Space.

I agree with the publication of my data!

6. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname* Vladimir Kulchitsky, Prof. Dr.

Country* Belarus

*Address 28 Akademicheskaya Street. Minsk 220072 Belarus

Phone* +375 17 2842458, mobile +375 29 3188510

fax* +375 17 2841630

e-mail* vladi@fizio.bas-net.by

http://physiology.by/website

Information of organization

Name of organization* Institute of Physiology, Natl. Acad. Sci., Belarus

*Organization type Research

Organization Size (employees)

> 100

MAIN Research areas of the Institute of Physiology:

Short description of organization* (main research activities) 1. molecular mechanisms of proliferation, differentiation and oncogenesis.

2. new technologies for prevention of pathological states of the organism (primarily hypoxic and neurodestructive). 3. neurophysiological mechanisms of the control vital functions in health

and disease. 4. nanomedicine.

Expertise offered* Research experience and field of expertise of the Department of Physiology and General Pathology: 1. Available material types and processes: Silver-doped DLC films, Quantum dots, heterocyclic compounds, fullerenes, PAMAM dendrimers. dendrimers drug delivery, fullerene toxicity, fullerene inflammation, dendrimers cancer, DLC cancer toxicity, heterocyclic amines cancer, brain plasticity, synaptic plasticity, pain processing, fever, inflammation 2. Available experimental facilities and methods: Electrophysiology, neurophysiology, brain slices, cognitive technologies, dry immersion, antiorthostatic hypokinesia, electron microscopy, immunohistochemistry, light microscopy, biochemical methods, neurochemistry.

2007 VIP Scientist, Meeting “Life Sciences”, Glasgow, UK; Key deliverables (publications, patents, invited reports, etc) for the last 5 years

2007 Symposium “Life in Space for Life on Earth”, Anger University, France; 2010 Invited Expert of Doctorate Committee, Anger, France Roch M., Messlinger K., Kulchitsky V.A., Tichonovich O.G., Azev O.A., Koulchitsky S.V. Ongoing activity in trigeminal wide-dynamic range neurons is driven from the periphery // Neuroscience, 2007. Vol.150, No 3. P. 681-691; Chekan N.M., Beleauski N.M., Akulich V.V., Pozdniak L.V., Sergeeva E.K., Chernov A.N., Kazbanov V.V., Kulchitsky V.A. Biological activity of the silver DLC coatings // Diamond and Related Materials. 2009. Vol. 18, No 4. P. 1006-1009; Il’yasevich I. A. , Soshnikova E. V. , Vishnevskii А. А. , Duloub О. I. and Kul’chitskii V. A. Electrophysiological Analysis of Transmission Via Spinal Pathways After Vertebral Trauma // Neurophysiology. 2009. Vol. 41, No 3. P.

176-180; Moiseenok A.G., Katkovskaya I.N., Gurinovich V.A., Denisov A.A., Pashkevich S.G., and Kul’chitskii V.A. Absorption and Biotransformation of the Coenzyme A Precursor D-Pantethine in Rat Hippocampus // Neurochemical J. 2010. Vol. 4, No 4. P. 257–264; Navasiolava N.M., Pajot A., Gallois Y., Pastushkova L.K., Kulchitsky V.A., Gauquelin-Koch G., Kozlovskaya I.B., Heer M., Hand O., Larina I.M., Custaud M.A. NT-ProBNP levels, water and sodium homeostasis in healthy men: effects of 7 days of dry immersion // Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 2011 (in press).

International cooperation and existing partnerships

Our active partners: • Laboratoire de la microcirculation et des circulations régionales UMR-CNRS

6188, Faculté de médecine d'Angers, 49045 Angers, France (Dr. Marc-Antoine Custaud, Prof. Leftheriotis),

• Department of Physiology and Experimental Pathophysiology, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Universitätsstr. 17, D-91054 Erlangen, Germany (Prof. Karl Messlinger),

• Director of Center of Excellence in Genomic Sciences University of Florida, 9505 Ocean Shore Blvd, St. Augustine, Florida 32080, USA. L. Moroz,

• Department of Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology University of Graz, Universitätsplatz 4, A-8010 Graz (Austria) (Prof. Peter Holzer),

• Director, Institute of Medical Physiology, School of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Visegradska 26/II, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia – Prof.r Dragan M. Djuric,

• Systemic Inflammation Laboratory, Trauma Research, Trauma Center, St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, Arizona, USA (Dr. A. A. Romanovsky)

• Past and on-going projects: • ECO-NET. 17.12.2004 - 31.12.2006. Partner. Dr. Marc-Antoine Custaud,

Laboratoire de la microcirculation et des circulations régionales UMR-CNRS 6188, Faculté de médecine d'Angers, 49045 Angers, France.

• BRFFR-CNRS. 2007-2009. Partner. Dr. Marc-Antoine Custaud, Laboratoire de la microcirculation et des circulations régionales UMR-CNRS 6188, Faculté de médecine d'Angers, 49045 Angers, France.

• MEDES-IMPS. 2008-2009. Partner. Laurent Braak, Executive manager directeur, BP 74404 31405, Toulouse CEDEX 04 France.

• Convention de Cotutelle de These. 2005-2010. Daniel MARTINA - Le Président de l’Université d’Angers, France

FP7 Theme Nanomedicine, nanotechnologies, synaptic plasticity, pain processing, cognitive technologies, weightlessness

I agree with the publication of my data!*

signature

* obligatory for filling in

7. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname* Vladimir Zorin PhD, Head of Laboratory of Biophysics and Biotechnology

Country* Belarus

Address* 4, Nezavisimosti ave. Minsk 220050 Belarus

Phone* +375 17 2265947, mobile +375 29 5714791

fax* +375 17 2095445

e-mail* vpzorin@mail.ru

website http://bsu.by

Information of organization

Name of organization* Belarusian State University

Organization type* Education and Research

Organization Size (employees)

> 250

Short description of organization* (main research activities)

Belarusian State University is the leading educational establishment in the national system of education in Belarus. The scientific potential of Belarusian State University includes: 4 Scientific Research Institutes, 25 scientific centers, 115 research laboratories, 12 unitary enterprises, 3 research stations and a number of museums in the complex. MAIN Research areas of the Laboratory of Biophysics and Biotechnology: 1. Photodynamic therapy, new types of photosensitizes, photosensitized damages of tissues and cells. 2. Physics and methods of characterization of quantum dots, nanomaterials. 3. Development of new drug delivery systems, liposomal formulations for photosensitizers

Expertise offered* Research experience and field of expertise of the Laboratory of Semiconductor Physics and Technique: 1. Available material types and processes: Quantum dots, CdSe based heterostructures, photosensitizing tetrapyrrols, lipid vesicles, cellular cultures. 2. Available experimental facilities and methods: Photoluminescence, photoluminescence excitation, fluorescent microscopy, flow cytometry, chromatography

Key deliverables (publications, patents, invited reports, etc) for the last 5 years

1. Savitskiy V.P., Zorin V.P., Potapnev M.P.Accumulation of chlorine e6 derivatives in cells with different level of expression and function activity of multidrug resistance protein P-gp 170 Experimental oncology. – 2005. –V.27, №1. –P.47-51

2. Sasnouski S., ZorinV., Guillemin F., Bezdetnaya L. Investigation of Foscan® interactions with plasma proteins BBA. – 2005. –V.1725, № 3. –P.394-402.

3. Sasnouski S., Kachatkou D., ZorinV., Guillemin F., Bezdetnaya L. Redistribution of Foscan® from plasma proteins to model membranes // Photochem.Photobiol.Sci.-2006.-V.5.-P.770-777.

4. Sasnouski S., Pic E., Dumas D., Zorin V., D’Hallewin MA., Guillemin F. and Bezdetnaya L. Influence of incubation time and sensitizer localization on meta-tetra(hydroxyphenyl)chlorin (mTHPC)-induced photoinactivation of cells// Radiat. Res.-2007.-V.-168.-P.209-217.

5. D’Hallewin M.A., Kochetkov D., Viry-Babel Y., Werkmeister E., Dumas D., Gräfe S., Zorin V., Guillemin F., Bezdetnaya L. Photodynamic Therapy With Intratumoral Administration Of Lipid-Based mTHPC in a

Model of Breast Cancer Recurrence // Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 2008.- V.40.- P.543-549.

6. Kachatkou D., Sasnouski S., Zorin V., Zorina T., D’Hallewin M.A., Guillemin F., Bezdetnaya L. Unusual Photoinduced Response of mTHPC Liposomal Formulations (Foslip) // Photochemistry and Photobiology. – 2009. –V. 85. –P.719-724.

7. Dick S, Khludeyev I, Vasilevskaya L, Zorin V. Estimation of blood microcirculation in integuments by non-invasive speckle-optical method under the photodynamic action // Z. Med. Phys. – 2009. – V.19. – P. 90–96.

8. Zorina T.E., Dalidovich A.A., Marchenko L.N., Kravchenko B.E., Petrov P.T., Zorin V.P. Mechanisms of Laser Phototherapy with Fotolon in Ophthalmology // Proc. National Academy of Sciences of Belarus.

9. Reshetov V.A., Zorina T.E., D’Hallewin M.A., Bolotina L.N., Zorin V.P. Fluorescent Techniques for Registration of Photosensitizer Release Kinetics from Nanosized Carriers //J. of Applied Spectroscopy.- 2011.- V.78.- P. 114-120

Our active partners: International cooperation and existing partnerships

• Institute of Experimental Pathology, Oncology and Radiology, NAS of Ukraine, Kiev (Prof. N.F. Gamaleia,

• Centre de Recherche en Automaitique de Nancy (CRAN), Nancy-University, CNRS, Centre Alexis Vautrin (Dr. L.Bolotine)

• Russian State Medical University (Prof. A.Ya.Potapenko) Past and on-going projects:

• ECO-Net 2008-2009 Partner; • Agreement for international thesis co-mentorship between Belarusian

State University and Henri Poincare University (Nancy? France) 2003-2006, 2007-2009, 2009-2012 Co-Manager;

FP7 Theme Nanosized drug delivery systems, photodynamic therapy, nanotechnologies, technologies

I agree with the publication of my data!*

8. FP7 Expression of Interest Form

Contact details

Name, Surname* Anatoly Tikovenko, Prof. Dr.

Country* Belarus

Address* 65, Rokossovskogo ave. Minsk 220072 Belarus

Phone* +375 17 209 79 74, mobile +375 29 636 59 56

fax*

e-mail* Volha2002@yandex.ru

website http://bseu.by/

Information of organization

Name of organization* Faculty of Law, Belarusian State Economic University

Organization type* educational institution

Organization Size (employees) > 1 300

Short description of organization* (main research activities)

MAIN Research areas of the Faculty of Law: 1 Publicly-law sustainable growth of economy of Belarus in the context of globalization. 2. Legal security of forms of citizen participation in government and society. 3. Improvement of interaction of state bodies in combating economic crimes. 4. Improving the legal provision of international cooperation between the Republic of Belarus in the field of customs. 5. The problem of improving the legal status of citizens in the socio-cultural and economic activities

Expertise offered* Experience and expertise of the Faculty of Law of the Belarusian State Economic University 1. Preparation of opinions on draft normative legal acts of the Republic of Belarus Scientific management of research projects on legal issues Legal advice to citizens on legal matters Writing scientific papers in the field of jurisprudence Scientific management of writing dissertations in the legal profession

Key deliverables (publications, patents, invited reports, etc) for the last 5 years

Bibilo, V.N. Problems of Jurisprudence: Selected Works. - Minsk: Law and Economics, 2010 Belarusian law on the trial, prosecution, advocacy and organs of public order (1919-1991) / Compiled by VN Bibilo. - Minsk: BSU SIMST, 2010. Pilipenko, A.A. The course of the financial rights: a training manual. - Minsk: Book House, 2010. Antonova, O.A. Legal security institution financing of elections in the Republic of Belarus / / Proceedings of the Belarusian State Economic University. - Minsk, 2010. Tikovenko A.G. Legal regulation of privatization of state property / / legal regulation of economic activity. - Minsk: Book House, 2009. Tikovenko A.G. Administrative violation. Administrative Responsibility / / Basic Law. - Minsk: Amalfeya, 2009. Antonova O.A. Recognition of the election invalid as a measure of constitutional law enforcement / Law and Democracy: Proceedings of the. - Minsk: BGU, 2009.

International cooperation and Our active partners:

• existing partnerships Institute for Legal Research of the Romanian Academy • Institute of State and Law. VM Koretsky, National Academy of

Sciences of Ukraine • Moscow State Open University • The National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, • Head of the Center of comparative studies and researches on

Constitutions, rights end State University Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV

Past and on-going projects:

• Improving the application of international standards of human rights in the justice process

• Transformation mechanism of administrative and legal support and protection of the rights of citizens in public administration in post-Soviet space;

• Improvement of legal regulation of administrative procedures in order to strengthen legal protection of citizens;

• Legal security of the effectiveness of constitutional justice in the Republic of Belarus and France in the context of European integration.

FP7 Theme constitutional law, constitutional law of foreign countries, comparative law, labor law, constitutional justice, administrative law, labor law, social security

I agree with the publication of my data! *

* obligatory for filling in