Siberian Federal University

A research group of SibFU and Federal Research Centre “Krasnoyarsk Research Centre” of the SB RAS has predicted the existence of a new type of plasmons associated with charge transfer.

Currently, Dr Pande Shubhra and Prof Ranjan Rajeev, assistant professors at the Chair of Biophysics, conduct several studies at the Laboratory of Bioluminescent Biotechnology.

A research team from Siberian Federal University and Institute of Physics (Federal Research Center, Krasnoyarsk Scientific Center SB RAS predicted a new physical phenomenon — recoil-induced molecular dissociation in hard-x-ray photoionization.

Scientists of Siberian Federal University and L. V. Kirensky Institute of Physics of Krasnoyarsk Research Centre (SB RAS) have studied the optical photonic structures with a scattering medium consisting of nematic liquid crystals.

Scientists of SibFU for the first time have studied coniferous forests growing on the upper forest line in the West Sayan Ridge, mainly consisting of Siberian pine (Pinus sibirica Du Tour) and Siberian fir (Abies sibirica L.).

An international group of scientists which included an employee of SibFU conducted a study where they proved the efficacy of a new method for studying the origin and evolution of stars. The object of study was system Kepler 11 located 2,000 light-years from Earth.

A research team has proposed ultra-miniature devices allowing to isolate the ultra-narrow spectral line in the visible and infrared ranges of the spectrum from the broadband optical radiation and to control its location.

SibFU scientists are developing a self-learning artificial intelligence system capable of detecting hidden information inbuilt in various media content disseminated in Internet resources.

International research team including a researcher from Siberian Federal University has found out that spruces sprouted in the south from seeds of northern populations and then planted in northern regions within reforestation event, “recalls” warmth and reveal specific features of its southern childhood, i.e. they bloom early and hibernate later.

Researchers from Krasnoyarsk and Tomsk have studied the microstructure of arsenopyrite (FeAsS), selected from the ores of deposits in the Yenisei Ridge (Krasnoyarsk Territory).