Kostylev Mikhail Pavlovich

Year of birth

1961

Academic degree

Candidate of Science in Physics and Mathematics

Field of studies

Physics

Professor at the University of Western Australia

Mikhail Pavlovich Kostylev is a renowned expert in magnonics, magnetisation dynamics, and microwave spintronics. The professor was the first to propose and experimentally demonstrate that spin waves in ferromagnetic films are promising information carriers in physical reservoir computers. He was also the first to propose and demonstrate a new method for the detection of magnetic nanoparticles for biomedical applications.

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Leading scientist's research interests: magnetism, spintronics, wave processes, quantum information.

Awards and achievements:

2015 — Chancellor's award for academic achievements (University of Western Australia).

2005 — personal scholarship for foreign researchers (Australian Research Council).

2000 — top-level personal scholarship (Government of France).

1993 — personal academic scholarship (DAAD — German Academic Exchange Service).

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Hosting organization	Field of studies	City	Invited researcher	Time span of the project
Laboratory of Self-healing Construction Materials Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University	Mechanics and machinery	St. Petersburg	Kordas Georgios Greece	2021-2023
Research Laboratory for the Mechanics of Bio-compatible Materials and Devices Perm National Research Polytechnic University	Mechanics and machinery	Perm	Silberschmidt Vadim United Kingdom	2021-2023
Laboratory of Digitalisation, Analysis and Synthesis of Complex Mechanical Systems, Networks and Environments Institute for Problems in Mechanical Engineering of the Russian Academu of Sciences	Mechanics and machinery	St. Petersburg	Fridman Emilia Moiseevna Israel	2021-2023