Research Laboratory «Hybrid Nanostructured Materials»

Scientific results:

1. We have created a lineup of magnesium alloys of the Mg–Zn–X system (X–Ca, Mn, Ga) for medical applications with optimal mechanical properties, high degree of biocompatibility with the human organism and controlled biosorption rate.
2. The Laboratory has created a unique technology for producing long-length, calibrated  rod (blanks) of various diameters (5–8 mm) of magnesium biocompatible alloys for the subsequent production of medical products.
3. We have conducted a large-scale research to develop a draft of Technical Conditions for the production of enhanced-quality rough bandages.
4. Our researchers are conducting unique work to evaluate the quality of steel milling balls from key Russian manufacturers.
5. We have developed an innovative technology for producing high-strength rolled steel for manufacturing building structures a standardized fire resistance limit to ensure operational safety of industrial and civil objects in extreme conditions.
6. Our researcher have developed a technology for producing cold- resistant and corrosion-resistant rolled metal for the production of "longitudinally welded oil and gas pipes as part of the development of the fuel and energy complex of Russia with the goal of import replacement.
7. We have conducted work to create an experimental sample of a remote-controlled unmanned underwater vehicle for the comprehensive survey and monitoring of hydrotechnical structures and adjacent waters. 

Implementation of research results:

The Laboratory specializes in  the development of construction materials of a new class that possess a unique combination of properties. 

Education and career development:

• 5 Candidate of Sciences dissertations, 50 master’s and bachelor’s degree thesis have been prepared and defended.
• More than 7 courses of an additional professional training program for young researchers in the domain of our project have been procided.
• More than 70 young researchers from Russia and abroad have completed occupational retraining or additional training at the Laboratory in the domain of our project.
• More than 5 postgraduate students and young researchers, members of the research team of the Laboratory have completed internships at leading universities and research centers of the world.

Collaborations:

• Monash Center for Additive Manufacturing (Australia): joint research, postgraduate student exchange.
• Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National University of Science and Technology (South Korea): joint research, student exchanges, joint academic events.
• Baykov Metallurgy and Materials Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia): joint research.
• Helmholtz–Zentrum Hereon (Germany):  a collaborative RSF–HZG project, joint research.
• A. I. Yevdokimov Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry (Russia): joint research.