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Yurii Vlasov graduated from the University
of St. Petersburg, Russia in 1988 with a M.S. in physics. Since then,
he had been working as a research scientist at the Ioffe
Institute of Physics and Technology, St.Petersburg, where he obtained
his Ph.D. in 1994 on optical properties of III-V semiconductor heterostructures
under the supervision of Prof.
Alexander Kaplyanskii. He then began a project to study the optics
of opal photonic crystals,
which was continued during his postdoctoral fellowship at the
Strasbourg
Institute of Physics and Chemistry of Materials
in 1996 with Prof.
Bernd Hönerlage. In 1998 Yurii joined the
NEC
Research Institute in Princeton, NJ, where he was working first as a postdoctoral scientist
with Dr. David Norris
and later as a staff scientist on semiconductor photonic crystals. In parallel
with all these career moves he held a research scientist position
with Ioffe Institute in Russia for almost 14 years untill 2001.
Since the end of 2001 Yurii has been a research staff member of the IBM Watson Research Center
in Yorktown Heights, NY.
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Since Oct. 2001
Research staff member
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IBM Watson Research Center,
Yorktown
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2000-2001
Scientist
1998-2000
Postdoctoral Scientist |
NEC Research Institute
Princeton, NJ
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1996 - 1997
Postdoctoral Fellow |
Institute of
Physics and Chemistry of Materials,
Strasbourg, France
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1988-2001
Research Scientist |
Ioffe Institute of Physics and
Technology,
St.-Petersburg, Russia
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1994
Ph.D. in Physics |
Thesis: « Optical spectroscopy of confined excitons in
III-V near-surface quantum wells and II-VI solid alloys with plane stacking
faults»
Advisor: Prof.A.A.Kaplyanskii, correspondent member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
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Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute,
Solid
State Optics Department,
St.-Petersburg, Russia
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1982-1988 M.S. in Physics
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Thesis: « Short-range order/disorder transition in liquid
toluene: depolarized light scattering studies»
Advisor: Prof.O.B.Rozhdestvenskaya
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University of St. Petersburg,
Department of Physics
St.-Petersburg, Russia |
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1979-1981
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High
school
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School #30 |
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2002 |
Conference Organizer |
Chair of the Microphotonics Symposium
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MRS Fall Meeting |
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2001 |
Tutorial session |
"The photonic band gap in inverted opals"
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APS Spring Meeting of the NY section
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2000
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Invited lecture
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"Linear and nonlinear properties of 3D opal photonic crystals"
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International School of Quantum Electronics "Advances
on Nanoscale Linear and Nonlinear Optics"Erice, Italy
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Invited talk
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Influence of disorder in photonic crystals
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NATO
Advanced Study Institute "Photonic crystals and light localization"
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Conference Organizer |
Subcommittee "Novel optics and Photonic Crystals"
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CLEO/QELS-2000, San Francisco
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1996 |
Research Fellowship
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"Linear and nonlinear optics of photonic crystals"
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French Ministry of Education, Strasbourg
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1996
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Research Grant
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"Optics
of opal photonic crystals"
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Russian Fund for Basic Research |
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1989
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Ioffe Institute Prize |
"Optics of excitons in II-VI solid alloys"
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Ioffe Institute Scientific Council
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