German-Russian Interdisciplinary Science Center
G-RISC Teaching
Teaching in First Semester 2019
Lecture series given by Dr. Yuliya Silina (INM – Leibniz-Institute for New Materials gGmbH) on "Nanomaterials in analytical chemistry and biosensing technologies“ at the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Voronezh State University
Universitetskaya pl. 1, room 439, Voronezh
April 19, 2019: 13:25 - 15:00h
Lecture 01: Principles of electrochemical biosensors; limitations and perspectives
April 22, 2019: 15:00 – 16:45h
Lecture 02: Mechanistic outlook on the surface activity of the nano-based sensing devices
April 26, 2019: 13:25 - 15:00h
Lecture 03: Analysis of small molecular weight compounds by means of nano-based biochips
Lecture course given by PD Dr. Andrey Volotka (Helmholtz Institute Jena) on "Two-photon processes in atoms and ions" at St. Petersburg State University
Department of Physics, Petrodvorets, St. Petersburg
Ulyanovskaya 1, building "I", 4th floor, room 427
March 29, 2019: 13:20h
X-ray physics with atoms and ions: basic two-photon processes
April 1, 2019: 15:10h
Two-photon inner-shell ionization as a challenge for modern XFEL facilities
April 3, 2019: 15:10h
Rayleigh scattering of X-rays from 3rd generation synchrotron radiation sources
In the framework of “Microsymposium on Technetium Chemistry” Prof. Dr. A. Miroslavov (V.G. Khlopin Radium Institute, St. Petersburg State University) will be holding lectures on January 22 and 23 at the Free University of Berlin
Fabeckstr. 34/36, Room 601
January 22, 2019, 9:15 am
Technetium pentacarbonyl halides: ambient pressure synthesis, chemical properties and possible medical application
January 22, 2019, 4:00 pm
Hydrolysis of technetium hexacarbonyl cation in aqueous solutions
January 23, 2019, 9:00 am
Reactivity of higher technetium carbonyls in CO replacement: A quantum chemical analysis
More information on the Microsymposium you will find here:
Teaching in Second Semester 2018
Lecture Series given by Lecture Series given by Prof. Dr. Andrey Surzhykov (Institute of Fundamental Physics for Metrology, PTB Braunschweig) on "Twisted light: A new tool for atomic physics research" at the St. Petersburg State University
Ulyanovskaya 1, building "I", Petergof, St. Petersburg
November 19, 2018: 15:10h (room 427)
Basic properties and structure of twisted light
November 20, 2018: 15:10h (room 437)
Interaction of twisted light with atomic targets
November 23, 2018: 16:50h (room 427)
Outlook: interaction of twisted light with coherent atomic ensembles
Lecture Series given by PD Dr. Yana Kinderknecht (University of Saarland) at the RUDN University Moscow
Faculty of Physics, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences
115419, Moscow, Ordzhonikidze str. 3
October 9, 2018: 12h (room 398)
Lecture 01: Operator semigroups, evolution equations and Markov processes
October 9, 2018: 15h (room 261)
Lecture 02: Construction and approximation of operator semigroups
October 12, 2018: 12h (room 399)
Lecture 03: Continuous time random walks and anomalous diffusion
Lecture Series given by Dr. K. Reiter (Technical University Darmstadt) at the Kazan Federal University
Institute of Geology and Petroleum Technology, room 524
September 18, 2018:
Introduction to the World Stress Map project (WSM)
The course is aimed at students of the course ‘Geomechanical modelling’ in the Master’s programme.
September 19, 2018
Data and techniques to predict the present-day stress field in the Earth’s crust
The course is aimed at students of the course ‘Geomechanical modelling’ in the Master’s programme.
September 20, 2018:
3-D geomechanical-numerical models as a method to predict the complete stress tensor
The course is aimed at students of the course ‘Fundamentals of Geomodelling’ in the Bachelor’s programme.
Lecture Series given by Prof. G. Lazareva (Institute of Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Geophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk) at the Institute for Applied Mathematics, Saarland University Saarbrücken
August 9, 2018, 2-4 pm
Computational methods for joint solution of the Stefan problem, conservation laws of continuum mechanics and the Maxwell equations for self-consistent electromagnetic fields.
August 13, 2018, 2-4 pm
Mathematical simulation in plasma physics and materials science.
August 14, 2018, 2-4 pm
Mathematical modeling of tungsten erosion by pulsed action of a powerful electron beam.
Lecture Series given by Prof. B. Kashtan (St. Petersburg State University) at Institute of Geophysics, University of Hamburg
Bundesstraße 55, room 1438, 15:00 h
06.07.2018, Seismic anisotropy:
Equations of motion in elastic anisotropic media; Hooke’s law; symmetries; vertical transverse isotropy (VTI); orthorhombic media; tilted transverse isotropy (TTI) and tilted orthorhombic media; 2D anisotropic elastic media; plane waves; Christoffel equation; slowness, phase and ray velocities; slowness and ray velocity surfaces; plane waves in VTI and orthorhombic media; weak anisotropy parameters for VTI and orthorhombic media
11.07.2018, Kinematic ray tracing in anisotropic media:
Ray series approximation for the wavefield in inhomogeneous anisotropic elastic media; ray tracing system; eikonal equation; transport equation; Rytov's law in isotropic media
13.07.2018, Dynamic ray tracing in anisotropic media:
System in variations in inhomogeneous anisotropic elastic media; natural orthogonal basis; dynamic ray tracing in inhomogeneous anisotropic elastic media; wavefront curvature matrix; dynamic ray tracing propagator
Teaching in First Semester 2018
Lecture Series given by Prof. E. Schöll (TU Berlin) at IPME of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg:
April 9, 2018, 6-8 pm: "Controlling partial synchronization patterns: Chimera states and beyond"
April 11, 2018, 6-8 pm: "Chimera states in complex networks: interplay of topology, noise, and delay"
April 13, 2018, 6-8 pm: "Coherence resonance chimeras in dynamical networks and their control by time-delayed feedback"
Lecture Series given by Dr. A. Golovin (St. Petersburg State University) at CFEL (Hamburg):
Seminar series: 27th, 28th and 29th March 2018, 10:00–11:30h
CFEL – Building 99, seminar room I and II (ground floor)
Quantum mechanical calculations in angle-resolved
photoelectron-ion coincidence spectroscopy
Wednesday, January 24, 10.00 c.t.
IWR, Mathematikon, Heidelberg, Im Neuenheimer Feld 205
Seminar Analysis, 5th floor SR12
Prof. Dr. Alexander L. Skubachevskii
Chair Applied Mathematics
RUDN University (Moscow)
Abstract: The theory of elliptic differential-difference equations has many interesting
applications e.g. to
• the theory of sandwich shells and plates,
• the Kato problem concerning the analyticity of the square root of an analytic
function of dissipative operators,
• nonlocal boundary value problems arising in plasma theory,
• the theory of multidimensional diffusion processes,
• nonlinear optics, …
This theory is based on the properties of difference operators acting in Sobolev
spaces. Most important property of a regular difference operator:
It maps the Sobolev space of the first order with the homogeneous Dirichlet
boundary condition onto the subspace of the Sobolev space of the first order with
nonlocal boundary conditions continuously and bijectively. This result allows to
reduce boundary value problems for strongly elliptic differential-difference
equations to elliptic equations with nonlocal boundary conditions. Conversely, in
some cases nonlocal elliptic boundary value problems can be reduced to elliptic
differential-difference equations.
Teaching in Second Semester 2017
Prof. Dr. Elena Grachova from Saint-Petersburg State University gives a compact course of interdisciplinary lectures: “Noble metal complexes as „antenna“ for origanically modified polyoxovanadates”
August 23-25, 2017 in Institute of Inorganic Chemistry at RWTH Aachen University
A series of the scientific talks in the form of lectures or workshop will be given in Institute of Inorganic Chemistry at RWTH Aachen University, to introduce our German colleagues into the interdisciplinary aspects of coordination chemistry and luminescence of transition metal complexes. The lectures will be hosted by Kirill Monakhov, the head of the DFG's Emmy Noether research group. The lecture course will include the general description of luminescence in organometallic systems, principles of molecular emitters design and short communication about the main application field of luminescent compounds based on transition metal complexes. Workshop will be held from 23.08.2017 to 25.08.2017 (2 lectures per day).
- 23.08.2017
Photoluminescence. Absorbance and emission. Chromophore centre. Sensitizer. Quenching. Fluorescence and phosphorescence. Dual luminescence. TADF phenomenon. Two-photon emission. Aggregation induced emission. - 24.08.2017
Luminescence of polynuclear d-complexes. Cluster complexes of copper subgroup metals, some principles of design. Metallophilic interactions as a driving force for the manifestation of luminescent properties. Role of the ligand environment. - 25.08.2017
Some ways for utilization of d-complexes luminescence. Principles of organization of chromophore centres based on lanthanide and d-complex as sensitizer of Ln(III) emission. Stimuli responsive properties and sensing. Electroluminescence. Labels for luminescent microscopy. Obtaining nanoparticles by laser irradiation.
Teaching in First Semester 2017
Lecture "Preparation, characterization and applications of nanomaterials"
for Master's level students
by Prof. Dr. Julien Bachmann from Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nurnberg, Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
April 6, 2017 at 13:00 at Saint Petersburg State University, Chemical Faculty, Lecture Hall 1.