A. Yu. Panarin

ANDREI PANARIN obtained his PhD in 2010 at the University of Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France in the framework of France-Belarusian collaboration. The topic of his thesis was formation, study and application of novel highly-sensitive SERS-active substrates based on porous materials, such as porous silicon and anodic aluminum oxide. ANDREI PANARIN has been working at the Laboratory of Photonics of Molecules of B.I. Stepanov Institute of Physics NAS Belarus since his graduation in 2000. Main areas of his research is: (i) investigation of excited state properties of tetrapyrrole compounds and their complexes with proteins and DNA by methods of steady-state & laser time-resolved absorption and emission spectroscopies, (ii) development and design of new experimental technique, (iii) novel plasmonic nanomaterials perspective for application in SERS spectroscopy and (iv) nano-optical and SERS-based sensing applications of plasmonic to ultrasensitive analysis, environmental monitoring and forensic expertise. Over the 15 years Dr. Panarin is the co-author of over 110 publications in monographs, peer-reviewed journals, proceedings and books of abstracts of international conferences. Andrei Panarin has been awarded with a number of Grants and Awards among young scientific researchers by Belarusian national and scientific organizations. Dr. Panarin has been a participant and a leader in more then 10 national research projects. Also he has participate in common research with France, Spain, Czech Republic, India.