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Head of the department

NASIROV ABDUMANAP ABDULMADJIDOVICH
NASIROV ABDUMANAP ABDULMADJIDOVICH

Head of Department

Degree:

Candidate of Sciences, PhD

Scientific title:

Associate Professor

Reception days:

Monday - Friday, 09:00 - 17:00

Address:

Address: 100174, Tashkent city, Almazor district, University street, 4th house

History of the department

The starting point of research in the field of semiconductors in Uzbekistan can be considered 1960, when, under the leadership of Professor of the Department of Theoretical Physics G.M. Avakyants (later a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Armenian SSR), the problematic laboratory of semiconductor physics was organized, which began training the first specialists in the field of semiconductor and dielectric physics. In 1966-1970, many talented young people were attracted to this field, which made it possible to solve a wide range of scientific and practical problems in the field of semiconductor physics and semiconductor devices. The growth of the scientific and potential of the industrial laboratory, the scale of scientific research, their scientific and practical significance and achievements in the field of specialist training led to the establishment of the Department of Semiconductor and Dielectric Physics on its basis in 1970, the first head of which was A.T. Teshabaev, who headed the department until 1981. In 1981-1996, the department was headed by Professor S.Z. Zainobidinov, later rector of Andijan State University, academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan. From 1996 to 2012, it was headed by Professor S.I. Vlasov, under whose leadership the Department of Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics for the first time in Uzbekistan began training specialists in the field of photovoltaics and renewable energy.
In 1994, on the initiative of Academician S. Rashidova, the Department of Polymer Physics was established. In December 2011, the Department of Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics and the Department of Physics of Polymers were merged into the Department of Physics of Semiconductors and Polymers. The joint department was headed by Prof. Vlasov S.I. In 2012-2017, the department was headed by Associate Professor D.E. Nazirov, from 2017 to 2019, the department was headed by Associate Professor A.A. Nasirov for a year, in 2019-2022, the department was headed by Professor A.A. Kholmuminov. Since 2022, Associate Professor A.A. Nasirov has been the head of the department. During the functioning of the department, significant scientific schools have been formed at it, representatives of which have prepared and defended more than 30 doctoral and more than 100 candidate’s theses. Today, the department employs associate professor A.A.Nasirov (head of the department), Professor Sh.U.Yuldashev, Professor M.Sh.Isaev, associate professors P.B. Parchinsky, M.A.Karabayeva, Zh.M. Khakkulov, teachers Z.Temirov, A. Arslanov.
In 1994, on the initiative of Academician S. Rashidova, the Department of Polymer Physics was established. In December 2011, the Department of Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics and the Department of Physics of Polymers were merged into the Department of Physics of Semiconductors and Polymers. The joint department was headed by Prof. Vlasov S.I. In 2012-2017, the department was headed by Associate Professor D.E. Nazirov, from 2017 to 2019 the department was headed by Associate Professor A.A. Nasirov, in 2019-2022 the department was headed by Professor A.A. Kholmuminov. Since 2022, Associate Professor A.A. Nasirov has been the head of the department. During the functioning of the department, significant scientific schools have been formed at it, representatives of which have prepared and defended more than 30 doctoral and more than 100 candidate’s theses.
Today, the department employs associate professor A.A.Nasirov (head of the department), Professor Sh.U.Yuldashev, Professor M.Sh.Isaev, associate professors P.B. Parchinsky, M.A.Karabayeva, Zh.M. Khakkulov, teachers Z.Temirov, A. Arslanov..



The composition of the department

Parchinskiy Pavel Borisovich

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Karabayeva Munira Abdullayevna

Associate Professor

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ISAYEV MAXMUDXODJA SHARIPOVICH

Isayev Maxmudxodja Sharipovich

Associate Professor

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Yuldashev Shavkat Uzgenovich

Associate Professor

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Xaqqulov Jaxongir Mardonovich

Associate Professor

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Arslanov Azamatbek Olimboy o‘g‘li

Trainee teacher

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Temirov Zokirjon Shukrullo o‘g‘li

Assistent

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Scientific activity

  • – Physics of semiconductor surfaces and interfaces.
  • – Physics of semiconductor nanostructures.
  • – Magnetic materials and spintronics.
  • – Transparent conductive oxides.
  • – Materials science of photovoltaic materials.
  • – Radiation materials science of semiconductor and dielectric materials.
  • – Physics of polymers and nanomaterials.
  • – Physics of polymers and composite polymer materials.
  • – Physics of natural fibers.

Scientific projects:
1. “Electrochemical and electrophysical foundations for the production of nanocomposite polymer coatings” (2021-2026) – 2.422 billion sums.
2. “Study of the Seebeck effect and the Seebeck spin effect in topological insulators” (2022-2026) – 1.972 billion sums.
3. Turkey-Uzbekistan International Practical Project: “Generation of hydrogen and photocurrent using photosynthetically conductive biopolymer/cyanobacteria-based biological photovoltaics and photocurrent generation using photosynthetically conductive biopolymer/cyanobacteria-based biological photovoltaics” (2022-2024). – 1.0 billion soums
4. Uzbekistan-Belarus international applied project: “Formation of nanostructured graphene films on transparent conductive metal oxides for use in photovoltaics and mechanisms of charge carrier transfer processes in them” (2022-2024). – 850 million sums.
5. Uzbekistan-Belarus international fundamental project: “Mechanisms and photoelectric properties of films of complex oxides with a controlled band gap for creating photosensitive structures in the short-wavelength range” (2025-2027). – 1.75 billion sums
6. Erasmus+ Program (European Union) “New and innovative courses in precision agriculture” (NICOPA) (2018-2022) – 68,792 euros
7. Erasmus+ Program (European Union) “New Training Program in Space Systems and Communication Engineering” (SPACECOM) (2019-2023) – 94,247 euros
8. Erasmus+ Program (European Union) “Innovative Master’s Degree Program in Photonics and Optical Communications to meet the needs of the telecommunications labor market in Uzbekistan” (INMACOM) (2023-2026) – 86,964 euros

International cooperation

1.Technical University of Berlin (Germany)
2. Moscow State University (Russia)
3. Voronezh Technical University (Russia)
4. Chungnam National University (Korea)
5. Institute of Macromolecular Compounds (Russia)
6. Dongguk University (Korea)
7. A.F. Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute, St. Petersburg (Russia)
8. Gomel State University (Belarus)
9. Ulsan Institute of Science and Technology (Korea)
10. Erasmus+ and other international programs