Stefania Glukhova
Stefania's PhD research focuses on optical properties of different materials, ectrodynamics, and coupled dipole theory.
Physics PhD student
School of Chemical and Physical Sciences
Profile
I am a PhD student in the Raman Lab at the School of Chemical and Physical Sciences. My research focuses on understanding how different materials interact with light. One part of my work investigates how colourants in airborne microplastics influence their optical properties and potential contribution to global warming. In another part, I use computer simulations to study the plasmonic effects of hybrid metallic nanoparticles interacting with dyes.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Science in Physics, Novosibirsk State University
Master of Science in Physics, Novosibirsk State University
Research interests
Electrodynamics, optics, and coupled dipole theory.
PhD topic
Optical properties of different materials
Supervisors
Professor Eric Le Ru, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences
Dr Baptiste Auguié, School of Chemical and Physical Sciences
Associated Labs
Publications
- Glukhova, S., Le Ru, E. C., & Auguié, B. (2023). Generalised coupled-dipole model for core-satellite nanostructures. Nanoscale, 15(48), 19767-19776.
- Glukhova, S. A., & Yurkin, M. A. (2022). Vector Bessel beams: General classification and scattering simulations. Physical Review A, 106(3), 033508.