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Mark Anatolievich Denisenko 

+7(863) 218-40-00 ext. 30122

+7(863) 436-13-74

Head of the Centre

Academy for Engineering and Technologies

Senior researcher

Southern Federal University

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Degree: Candidate of Sciences

Personal page in Russian:
https://sfedu.ru/person/dema
Personal page in English:
https://sfedu.ru/en/person/dema

Research interests:

electronic components of micro- and nanoelectronics, methods and tools for modeling of optoelectronic systems elements.

Research projects:

Published more than 30 publications (articles, abstracts), including 8 articles in magazines indexed in
SCOPUS / WOS. The patent of the Russian Federation, 3 certificates on the state registration of the
computer program is received.
I took part in 6 research projects, including 2 as a manager.


Worked on the following scientific tasks:

- development of methods for constructing and modeling integrated optical switching systems for multicore
ULIS.

- development of methods for constructing modulated sources of optical radiation based on an electric
field-controlled redeployment of the maximum of the amplitude of the wave functions of charge carriers in
quantum regions;

- development of methods for constructing integrated systems of optical commutation based on highspeed
modulated optical radiation sources with controlled redeployment of the maximum of the wave
function of charge carriers in quantum regions;

- development of models, modeling techniques, designs and technological routes for manufacturing
modulated optical radiation sources with controlled redeployment of the maximum of the wave function of
charge carriers in quantum regions;

- development of a variant of the design and technological route for the manufacture of a linear
acceleration sensor, which is a nanoscale transducer based on the tunneling effect, and a technological
manufacturing route that includes a self-assembly operation based on controlled self-organization of
mechanically stressed semiconductor GaAs / InAs layers.