Head of Department Gorbyk Petro P. Doctor of Sciences (Physics & Mathematics) Professor     Telephone: + 380 44 424-12-35 Fax: + 380 44 424-35-67 E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Department staff is 13 co-workers including 2 DSc and 6 PhDs. The Department includes Laboratory of Electrophysics of Nanomaterials (Head of Lab. PhD in Phys.& Math. S.M. Mahno). From 1986, the Department researchers have published 9 books, over 400 scientific papers, series of review articles, 4 books for students, and obtained 45 patents for invention, developed the technological regulations for production of "Magnetite U" substance; 2 doctor and 12 candidate dissertations were defended.

Directions of investigations

Fundamental properties of nanosized solid-state nonequilibrium-condensed, structural-heterogeneous, cluster-collected, correlated multicomponent systems, in particular, on the basis of active dielectrics, semiconductors, high temperature superconductors, substances with phase transitions of semiconductor-metal and dielectric-superionic types, polymers, their interactions with electromagnetic radiation and other physical fields; nanoengineering processes of directed near-surface layering, surface assembling and molecular designing in the hierarchically structured multilevel nanosystems and multifunctional nanocomposites perspective for the use in electronics, medicine, biology etc.

Main results for the recent years

The development of the methodology of obtaining new electronic materials, the formation of a set of modern nanostructure technologies, the experimental determination and study of mechanisms that govern new physical phenomena and effects in nanostructured systems. In particular, the main results are as follows: the optimization methods for photosensitive heterostructures on the basis of A₂B₆ compounds and their solid solutions have been scientifically substantiated; the mechanisms of phase and structural transformations in the synthesis of high-temperature superconductors have been established and solubility and diffusion of impurities in HTSC have been studied;

the techniques for treatment of high-temperature superconductors by ultrasound, irradiation (neutrons, γ-rays) and electromagnetic (microwave) field have been developed; the low-dimensional oxide and chalcogenide piezoelectric structures have been synthesized and their emission and cathodoluminescence properties have been studied; the broad class of composite materials with specific functional properties including ones that absorb radio frequency electromagnetic radiation have been developed; the physical and chemical processes of assembling biocompatible and bioactive nanocomposites with multi-level hierarchical structures and their interactions with microbiological objects have been studied.

As a result of the researches a number of new specific physical and physical and chemical phenomena and effects have been discovered, new fundamental knowledge has been obtained and the corresponding models have been proposed. This knowledge and these models allow ones to deepen the insight into the follows: the phase transformations during the synthesis of high-temperature superconductors and the mass transfer processes in their bulk and along their surface; the properties of phase interfaces in semiconductor heterostructures; the effects of interfacial interactions on the phase transition characteristics in the solids with unstable lattices; the mechanisms of interactions between external physical fields and multicomponent matrix-disperse systems; the salient features of low-field cold emission form piezoelectric films; the structural-phase states in subsurface layers of pyrogenic nanocomposites of the SiO₂ – TiO₂ – Al₂O₃ system; the processes of modification of surface functionality with the aim to ensure the identification of cancer cells, viruses and other specific microbiological objects and to reverse their metabolism.

The practically important results include the development of the following processes and materials: the energy-efficient and environmentally safe process for industrial production of pyrogenic high-disperse oxides; the composite materials of polymer-disperse filler with the phase transitions of conductor-HTSC, semiconductor-metal or dielectric-superionic types; the radar absorbing materials with dynamically controlled electrophysical characteristics and technologically controlled coefficient of thermal expansion; the magnetosensitive biomedical nanocomposites with functions of nanorobots which are promising materials for use as magnet-guided drugs of chemo-, immuno- or radiotherapeutic and hyperthermic actions; and the medicines for decontamination of biological liquids in particular donor blood plasma from viruses.

From left to right (first row): Senior Researcher PhD (Phys.&Math.) M.V. Abramov, Leading Researcher DSc (Tech.) L.S. Semko, DSc (Phys.&Math.) Prof. P.P. Gorbyk, Research Associate A.L. Petranovska, Senior Researcher PhD (Chem.) I.V. Dubrovin;

(second row): technician L.O. Shmygirina, leading engineer A.M. Bagatska, Research Associate PhD (Phys.&Math.) O.M. Lisova, Research Associate PhD (Chem.) L.P. Storozhuk, Junior Researcher O.O. Sap’yanenko, leading engineer Z.G. Kirilyuk, Senior Researcher PhD (Chem.) L.S. Dzyubenko, Research Associate PhD (Phys.&Math.) G.N. Kashyn, leading engineer G.M. Gunya, Senior Researcher PhD (Phys.&Math.) S.M. Makhno.

Department staff

Gorbyk Petro P., DSc, Head of Department,

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Bagatska Anna M., leading engineer,

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Dubrovin Igor V., PhD, Senior Researcher,

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Dzyubenko Lidiya S., PhD, Senior Researcher,

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Kusyak Andrii P., PhD, Senior Researcher, tel.: + 38 (044) 424-96-79,

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Petranovska Alla L., Research Associate,

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Sap'yanenko Oleksandr O., Junior Researcher,

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Laboratory of Electrophysics of Nanoobjects staff

Makhno Stanislav M., DSc, Head of Laboratory,

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Gunya Gryhorij M., leading engineer,

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Lisova Oksana M., PhD, Research Associate,

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Mazurenko Ruslana V., PhD, Research Associate,

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Prokopenko Sergij L., PhD,  Researcher Associate,

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Sirenko Elena G., Junior Researcher,

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Recent publications

1. P.P. Gorbyk, A.L. Petranovska, M.P. Turelik, S.P. Turanska, O.A. Vasilieva, V.F. Chekhun, N.Y. Luk'yanova, A.P. Shpak, O.M. Korduban. Nanocapsule with nanorobot functions// Patent of Ukraine N 78448 from 25.03.2013.
2. P.P. Gorbyk, A.L. Petranovska, M.P. Turelik, M.V. Abramov, O.A. Vasilieva. Magnetic liquid // Ukrainian Patent for useful model N 78448 from 25.03.2013.
3. P.P. Gorbyk, A.L. Petranovska, M.P. Turelik, M.V. Abramov, O. Vasilieva. Production schedules on production of substance "Magnetite U" // Certificate N 46056 on TTR of 7.09.2012. (in Ukrainian).
4. V.M. Mіschenko, P.P. Gorbyk, M.T. Cartel, M.V. Abramov, O. Vasilieva. Carbon magnetic sorbent // the Patent of Ukraine N 97557 from 27.02.2012.
5. L.S. Dzubenko, O.O. Sapiyanenko, P.P. Gorbyk, V.M. Mіschenko, N.M. Rezanova, M.A. Tsebrenko, І.A. Miller, V.G. Rezanova. A method for producing fine-fiber filtered Fabric // Ukrainian Patent for useful model N 67423 IPC D 01 F 8/00 from 27.02 2012.
6. L.S. Semko, P.P.Gorbyk, S.V. Khutornoi. A method for producing a magnetic laminate / / Patent of Ukraine N 20063 from 17.07.2012.
7. I.M. Mudrak, L.P. Storozhuk, O.A. Spivak, N.V. Abramov, P.P. Gorbyk. Magnetic properties of colloidal systems with the particulate filler structure Fe₃O₄/AgI // Nanostrukturnoe Materialovedenie. - 2012. – N 3. - P.124 -129. (in Russian).
8. P.P. Gorbyk, V.F. Chekhun Nanocomposites of medico biologic destination: reality and perspectives for oncology // Functional Materials. – 2012. – V. 19, N 2. – Р.145–156.
9. L.S. Semko, S.V. Khutornoi, N.V. Abramov, P.P. Gorbyk. Synthesis, structure and properties of nanocomposites of Fe₃O₄/SiO₂ with the developed external surface // Inorganic materials. – 2012. – T. 48, N 4. – P.443-450 (in Russian).
10. P.P. Gorbyk, I.V. Dubrovin, Y. Demchenko, G.N. Kashin, A.A. Dadykin. The synthesis of nanostructures based on ZnO / / J. Appl. Chemistry. - 2011. - T. 84, N 3. - P.365 -368.
11. R.V. Mazurenko, S.M. Makhno, V.M. Mіschenko, G.M. Gunja, P.P. Gorbyk. Electrophysical properties of polymeric nanocomposites on the basis of copper iodide // Methallophysics and the Latest Technology. – 20011. – T. 33, No. 12. – Page 1603-1611 (in Ukrainian).
12. O.M. Garkusha, G.M. Bagatska, S.M. Makhno, P.P. Gorbyk. Influence of low-intensive electromagnetic radiation of millimetric range on processes of activity of Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast in the aggressive environment // Chemistry, Physics and Technology of Surface. – 2011. – V. 2, N 4. – P.464-498 (in Ukrainian).
13. L.S. Semko, E.I. Kruchek, S.V. Khutornoi, P.P. Gorbyk. Magnetic gazosensornye systems based on polymers of nanocrystalline nickel and cobalt. // Nanomaterials and Nanocomposites in Medical, Biology, and Ecology. - Kiev: Naukova Dumka, 2011. - P.325 -344. (in Russian).
14. L.S. Semko, O.I. Kruchek, L.P. Storozhuk, P.P. Gorbyk. Magnetooperated adsorbent on the basis of nanokristalichesky nickel // Metallophysics and the Latest Technology. - 2011. - V. 33, N 7. - P.985 -996 (in Ukrainian).
15. L.S. Semko, L.P. Storozhuk, P.P. Gorbyk, E.I. Kruchek, N.V. Abramov. Receiving, structure and properties of adsorbents on the basis of magnetite and transitional metals // Nanomaterials and Nanocomposites in Medical, Biology, and Ecology. – Kiev: Naukova Dumka, 2011. - P.309 -324 (in Russian).
16. P.P. Gorbyk, A.L. Petranovskaya, M.P. Turelik, N.V. Abramov, S.P. Turanska, E. Pilipchuk, V.F. Chekhun, N.Y. Lukyanov, A.P. Shpak, A.M. Korduban. Problem of the directed transport of medicines: condition and prospects // Chemistry, Physics and Technology of Surface. - 2011. -T. 2, N 4. - P.433 -441 (in Russian).
17. V.M. Gunko, V.V. Turov, P.P. Gorbyk. Water on interphase border. - Kiev: Naukova Dumka, 2009. - 693 p. (in Russian).
18. P.P. Gorbyk, І.V. Dubrovіn, J.O. Demchenko, M.M. Fіlonenko. Synthesis of hollow spherical silica nanoparticles dioxide // Nanosystems, Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology. - 2009. - V. 7, N 3. - P. 877-885 (in Ukrainian).
19. І.M. Mudrak, R.V. Mazurenko, P.P. Gorbyk, L.S. Dzubenko, O.I. Oranska, V.V. Levandovsky. Receiving and properties of nanosized AgI // Nanosystems, Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology. - 2009. - T. 7, N 4 - P.1113 - 1119. (in Ukrainian).
20. P.P. Gorbyk, A.A. Chuiko, M.V. Bakuntseva. Systems with the developed surface and phase transition the conductor – a high-temperature superconductor, the semiconductor metal, dielectric superionics. - Kiev: Naukova Dumka, 2003. - 402 p. (in Russian).