Scientific Research Institute of Experimental and Theoretical Physics

The Institute was founded on April 10, 1992 by order of the Kazakh State National University in accordance with the Decree of the Council of Ministers of the Kazakh SSR dated July 24, 1990 No. 295. May 27, 2003 in accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated January 17, 2003 No. 37 Institute was reorganized into a subsidiary state enterprise of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.

Director of IETP DSc Oleg A. Lavrishev

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SRI ETP is the only scientific center in the Republic of Kazakhstan that carries out research in the field of inertial thermonuclear fusion plasma physics.

Fundamental and applied research at the world level has been carried out at SRI ETP on republican and international grants since the day of its foundation. The level of ongoing research is evidenced by research papers published in leading peer-reviewed scientific journals with a high impact factor: Physical Review A, B, C, D; Phys. Rev. letters; Physics Particle and Nuclei; low temperature physics; Key Engineering Materials; Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A; Contributions to Plasma Physics; Physica E; Phys. Status Solid; Physics Plasma; Plasma Devices and Operations, International Journal of Nanoscience, etc. The scientific results of the scientists of the SRI ETP are comparable with the average data for the CIS, and in some studies for the world.

MAIN DIRECTIONS OF RESEARCH OF THE INSTITUTE

physics of gases, plasmas and liquids; physics of nonequilibrium processes in plasma and plasma-like media;
problems of thermophysics and thermal power engineering, research of turbulence and combustion processes;
condensed state physics and problems of materials science, development of technology for obtaining materials with desired properties; electrophysical, optical and structural studies of matter;
interaction of nuclear, electromagnetic radiation and accelerated particles with matter; nuclear, thermonuclear power engineering, radiation safety;
theoretical and experimental nuclear physics; physics of cosmic rays;
radiophysics and physical electronics;
topical problems of the theory of relativity, gravitation and quantum chromodynamics;
problems of the evolution of open systems.

The main achievements of SRI ETP

A working prototype of small-sized equipment has been created to provide enterprises in Kazakhstan with gaseous and liquid air separation products (nitrogen, oxygen, argon) with automatic maintenance of the set pressure, flow rate and temperature of the gas phase. The equipment has been introduced at more than 10 enterprises in Almaty.
The development of an innovative technology for obtaining nanocrystalline composite coatings for electrodes of fuel cells and hydrogen energy has been carried out.
Work is underway to develop a technology for separating tritium in in-situ reactor studies of two-phase lithium ceramics and developing a technology for producing tritium in a TNR blanket with lead-lithium eutectic.
A small production of hardware and software systems for the study of electromagnetic phenomena was created at the course of physics for secondary educational institutions, etc.
Research in the field of stochastic quantization of gauge fields made it possible to establish close scientific contacts with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN).

Chronology of SRI ETP

1992-1993. The first director of the Research Institute of ETF - the former rector of Al-Farabi KazNU, Honorary Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Kozhamkulov T.A., at that time - Dean of the Faculty of Physics of KazSU, on whose initiative the institute was created. Based on the highly qualified scientific potential supported by prestige of science at state level, the SRI ETP managed to preserve and develop scientific schools, which had been formed at the department of physics for years, to reorientate in the new conditions, survive in the transition period, and not only to preserve its structure and scientific staff but also to make qualitative reorganizations by changing the principles of organization and financing according to new requirements.
In 1993, the acting director was a corresponding member. NAS RK, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Prof. Baimbetov F.B.
From the middle of 1993 to 1995, the director of the ETP Research Institute was Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Prof. Drobyshev A.S.
From February 1996 to April 2000, the Institute was headed by Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Prof. Tazhibaeva I.L.
From April to June 2000, Associate Professor Ibraev B.M. acted as director.
From June 2000 to November 2006, the Institute was headed by Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Prof. Ramazanov T.S.
From November 2006 to the present, the Institute is headed by Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor Lavrishchev O.A.

Partnerships

Europe

Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Czech Technical University, Czech Republic
Department of Physics, University of Jyväskylä, Finland
Central Institute of Lyon, France
Madrid Polytechnic University, Spain
Valencia Polytechnic University, Spain
University of La Rochelle, France
Comenius University, Slovakia
Kiel University named after K. Albrecht, Germany
Sofia University named after St. Kliment O., Bulgaria
University of Split, Croatia
Leibniz Institute for Photonic Technology, Germany

Asia

Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)
Xinjiang Technical University, China
Seoul National University, South Korea

USA

The Optical Society of America
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
University of Texas at Brownsville
University of Arizona

Near Abroad

M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
Prokhorov Institute of General Physics of RAS, Russia
FIAN, Russia
BSU, Belarus
ISI SB RAS, Russia
BLTP JINR, Russia
Institute of Physical and Technical Problems and Materials Science, Kyrgyzstan
Kharkov Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine
Kazan Federal University, Russia

Publications and awards

6 laureates of the State Prize of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of science and technology named after al-Farabi - 2015

Publications of SRI ETP

Quarterly scientific journal "Bulletin. Physical Series" is published with the support of SRI ETP.

Since 2003, the Institute has been publishing the international scientific journal Journal of Problems in the Evolution of Open Systems. In Kazakhstan, this is the first and so far the only interdisciplinary journal that unites scientists in the new interdisciplinary direction "Evolution of Open Systems".

Documents for information: The Charter

Contacts

Republic of Kazakhstan, Almaty

Al-Farabi Avenue, 71/23

e-mail: akmaral@physics.kz

Website of SRI ETP - http://ietp.org.kz

Goals and objectives

The purpose of SRI ETP is planning, organization and provision of scientific research; assistance in the training and retraining of highly qualified scientific personnel and engineering and technical workers; making a profit through the effective use of the scientific and economic potential of the partnership; design, development and implementation of the results of scientific research and development work in the relevant industries and the educational process, ensuring further growth and diversification of the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Tasks of SRI ETP

Carrying out fundamental and applied scientific research within the framework of state, regional, sectoral, international and other programs and projects, as well as on grants from domestic and foreign foundations and organizations in the field of physical and technical sciences and education.
Improvement of existing and creation of new technologies, materials and techniques.
Design and development of scientific and technical programs and projects, as well as plans for research and development work.
Conducting scientific and technical expertise of scientific research in the field of physical and technical sciences, selection of completed applied research for further practical development of scientific products and ensuring the patent purity of scientific developments.
Organization of pilot, serial and science-intensive industries and commercialization of scientific and technical developments and experimental design work in the field of physics and technology.
Assistance in the training of highly qualified scientific personnel and specialists in physical and technical sciences at the level of bachelors, masters and PhD.
Training of scientific personnel through the organization of internships, courses for the preparation, retraining and advanced training of NIIETF employees.
Ensuring measures to protect scientific and intellectual property of scientists and rights to scientific products.
Participation in the scientific support of work on standardization, informatization, automation, certification and service maintenance of scientific and technical enterprises and the provision of the applied measuring instruments and methods in accordance with the current GOSTs and regulatory documentation of the state system of certification, standardization and metrology.
Development of new forms of innovative activity, scientific and technical cooperation with scientific, design organizations and industrial enterprises, universities, foundations and other structures in order to jointly solve the most important scientific and technical problems.
Organization and holding of conferences, symposiums, seminars, meetings, schools, competitions, exhibitions and other scientific events of the physical-technical and scientific-educational profile, including international ones.
Implementation of international scientific and technical cooperation and foreign economic activity, participation in the work of specialized international organizations.

Director of the Institute - Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Lavrishchev O.A.

There are 4 scientific departments in the structure of the institute:

Department of Plasma Physics - Head of the Department Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Ramazanov T.S.

Department of Theoretical and Nuclear Physics - Head of Department Corresponding Member of NAS RK, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Abishev M.E.

Department of Solid State Physics and Nonlinear Physics - Head of Department, PhD Ibraimov M.

Department of Thermal Physics - Head of Department Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Bolegenova S.A.

Grant funding for 2022-2024 (30 months)

Classification of modulation types of the noise mixture of MIMO signals (Zhanabaev Zeynulla Zhanabaevich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Axially symmetric gravitational configurations (Beisen Nurzada Abdibekkyzy, Ph.D., Leading Researcher).
Effects of Nonlinear Vacuum Electrodynamics and General Relativity on Magnetars (Abishev Medeu Yerzhanovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Investigation of QCD effects in non-QCD theories (Dzhunushaliev Vladimir Dzhumakadyrovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Implementation of environmentally "clean" energy production technologies at Kazakhstan's thermal power plants in order to reduce emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere (Bolegenova Saltanat Alikhanovna, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).

Grant funding for 2021-2023 (36 months)

Investigation of plasma properties and interaction of plasma filament with intra-chamber materials in thermonuclear power reactors (Tlekkabul Sabitovich Ramazanov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences).
Development of criteria for assessing the impact on the main power lines and oil and gas pipelines of geomagnetically induced currents (Mukasheva Saule Nurmukhanbetovna, Ph.D.).
Dynamic properties of Coulomb systems in 2D and 3D geometry (Yuri Vyacheslavovich Arkhipov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences).
3D modeling of turbulent heat and mass transfer processes in physical and chemically active media (Askarova Aliya Sandybaevna, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief researcher).
Generalized chemical model of a heated dense substance (Davletov Askar Erbulanovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief researcher).
Physics of compact stellar objects (Takibaev Nurgali Zhabagaevich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief researcher).
Investigation of the resonance mechanisms of cluster formation in the nucleon medium (Penkov Fedor Mikhailovich, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief researcher).

Grant funding for young scientists for 2020-2022 KMU-1 79094,433.09/4 grants

High-temperature tests of a promising three-structure isotropic fuel for the 4th generation HTGR reactor (Blynsky Petr, PhD).
Light-emitting structures based on thin layers of metal halide perovskite nanocrystals (Taurbaev Erzhan, PhD).
Scientific and technical foundations for the creation of a solid-fuel pulsed plasma engine for small-sized spacecraft (Dosbolaev Merlan, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences).
Study of the effect of cryocondensation radiation on the optical characteristics of the working surfaces of cryogenic equipment (Korshikov Evgeniy, PhD).

Grant funding for young scientists for 2021-2023 KMU-2

Physical features of the formation of large size silicon coordinate-sensitive detectors of nuclear radiation (Dzhapashov Nursultan Mahmuduly, PhD).
Computer simulation of the properties of dusty space plasma (Masheeva Ranna Uytbaevna, PhD).
Development and creation of S and X band antennas for CubeSat nanosatellites for Earth remote sensing (Karibaev Beibit Abdirbekovich, PhD).
Development of 5G digital radio modules and microwave signal receiving stations based on SoC (Ibraimov Margulan Kasenovich, PhD).
Study of extensive air showers with delayed fronts (Kalikulov Orazaly Abilkhasimovich, PhD, Senior Researcher).
Manifestations of physics beyond the Standard Model in processes involving the top quark and the Higgs boson (Nurbakova Gulia Serikmukhametovna, PhD, Senior Researcher).

Grant funding for young scientists for 2022-2024 KMU-3

Radio astronomical studies of hot nuclei in molecular clouds and the study of star formation regions of massive stars (Kömesh Toktarkhan, PhD).

Grant funding for 2020-2022 (27 months)

Application of modern energy-saving technologies in industrial boilers and development of mechanisms for environmentally friendly combustion of pulverized coal fuel (Bolegenova Saltanat Alikhanovna, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher)
Development of tritium separation technology in in-situ reactor studies of two-phase lithium ceramics (Kulsartov Timur Valikhanovich, Ph.D., Leading Researcher).
Development of an innovative technology for obtaining nanocrystalline composite coatings for electrodes of fuel cells and hydrogen energy (Yar-Mukhamedova Gulmira Sharifovna, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Investigation of the phenomenon of electron runaway in a dense semiclassical plasma, taking into account the non-Maxwellian distribution of particles (Dzhumagulova Karlygash Nurmanovna, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Investigation of structural, transport, and thermodynamic properties of nonideal multicomponent dense plasma with heavy ions (Tlekkabul Sabitovich Ramazanov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Structural-phase transformations and relaxation processes in thin films of cryovacuum condensates of glass-forming organic molecules (Aldiyarov Abdurakhman Ualievich, Ph.D., Leading Researcher).
Investigation of the interaction of hadrons with light exotic nuclei in the framework of the Glauber theory (Imambekov Onlasyn, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Chief Researcher).
Study of the structural and kinetic properties of dusty plasma in a glow discharge in electric and magnetic fields (Kodanova Sandugash Kulmagambetovna, Ph.D., Chief Researcher).
Observational manifestations of accretion flows in close binary stellar systems and their analysis by computer simulation methods (Khokhlov Serik Anatolievich, PhD, Senior Researcher).
Studies of the processes of cryocapture and desorption of linear molecules in a water film at low temperatures (Dmitry Sokolov, PhD, Senior Researcher).
Measurement of neutron fluxes from the WWR-K reactor with large area neutron detectors to assess the impact on the environment (Erzhan Serikovich Mukhamedzhanov, PhD, Senior Researcher).