The scientists of the center presented the results of their research at prestigious international conference

The ninth ICSM2024-ICQMT2024 International Conference (Fethiye, Turkey, April 27 – May 4, 2024) became an interdisciplinary forum for fruitful exchange of knowledge about the latest experimental results and theoretical achievements in the field of superconductivity, magnetism, innovative advanced materials, quantum science and technology, and their applications, including related technologies.

The vast scientific program brought together world reknown experts for serious discussion and promotion of joint cutting-edge research, as well as consideration of problems arising in connection with “unconventional” superconductors, magnetic materials and quantum metamaterials. Specific topics were discussed, the emergence and rapid development of which is considered the most relevant for achieving progress and discovering new directions, properties of materials and their applications. The search for new innovative functional materials was a distinctive feature of this conference.

The scientists of the Center presented at the conference a number of reports of different status on current topics of the conference:
Vagov A.V. - "Temporal evolution of topological defects of the domain wall in ferromagnetic superconductors" (invited)
M.D. Kroitoru - "Controlled switching of superconducting states by a radiation pulse: theoretical analysis and stability assessment" (invited)
Krasavin A.V. "Acceleration of the solution of the Bogolyubov-de Genet equations using a neural network" (oral)
P.M. Marychev - "Intertype superconductivity caused by the interaction between disorder and the multi-zone structure of the material" (oral, contribution)
The young scientists of the Center also got a unique chance to present their scientific results to the best world experts.
Lukyanov A.E. "Laser-induced ultrafast dielectric-material transition in BaBi03" (poster)
Neverov V.D. "Analysis of the transition between the first and second kinds of superconductivity using microscopic theory" (oral)