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On Achievements of the Institute of Physics

 

The Institute of Physics spent almost $2 million on research-scientific and developmental works in 2004, 45 percent of which were received on the conditions of economic contracts. According to the director of the Institute, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Academician Nikolai Kazak, owing to the execution of only two state scientific and technical programs “Lasers” and “Laser Systems” the executing agencies put out production worth near $1 mln.

 

Some developments have been performed within such programs as “Identification”, “Belarusian Etalons”, and “National System of Environmental Monitoring”, state program of minimization of consequences of Chernobyl disaster. According to the scientist, it is difficult to name a sphere of the Belarusian economy where the developments of the Institute are not used.

 

The rich scientific experience have been accumulated for 50 years (on the 17th of January the Institute marked it’s 50s birthday), that allowed it to become a “trendsetter” in the development of scientific and innovation trends in medicine, ecology, industry and agriculture.

 

In particular laser-optical technologies and equipment essentially define the scientific and technical progress of Belarus. Each year the volume of laser output and production with the use of lasers constitutes near 15 millions of dollars, about 10 percent of these articles are delivered to non-CIS states. During the previous year the Institute delivered some recent devices of low-intensive laser therapy for treatment of wide range of diseases – “Aibolit”, “Rodnik – 1”, laser retinal stimulator into the repetition work. All these developments are patented in Belarus.

 

The technical economic basis for the creation of trial installation for the production of the sweetener “Vartamil” at the lump sugar complex in Slutsk is prepared. That technology, developed by the physics, doesn’t have any prototypes in CIS countries and opens principally new branch of industry, and gives an opportunity to refuse of the purchase of raw sugar. “Vartamil” is patented in Belarus and passed the novelty and utility examination in the European Patent Agency.

 

For the first time in the world lasers /violet and blue areas of the spectrum / on geterostructures from nitride of the gallium, brought up on silicon substrates have been created by the Belarusian and German physics. This discovery allows to make a hitch in the sphere of cheap light-emitting devises creation in the whole visible region of the spectrum and creates perspectives for the development and production of optoelectronic devices integrated with silicon.

 

A number of important results, which won the recognition of the world, have been obtained in the Institute during the time of its existence. The Belarusian physics developed a theory of luminescence and absorption of light by the solutions of complex molecules and semiconductors, developed a range of methods and created complexes of equipment for the laboratory and natural plasma investigation, including the motion of space objects. The scientists of the Institute of Physics predicted and received laser generation on the dye solutions, realized the principles of creation of lasers with fluent attuning of frequency, including lasers with dispersed feedback. They also were the first who studied the physical basis of dynamic holography, discovered the phenomenon of the circulation of light beams front during the four-photon interaction.

 

During the last year 8 patents and 20 requests were received by the scientists. Such level of investigations and developments is accounted for the great intellectual potential. It is necessary to note that over 200 persons out of the Institution's staff are scientists, of them 5 are academicians, 4 are corresponding members of the National Academy of Sciences, 42 professors and 105 doctors.