Pavel B. Sorokin PhD, habil. of Physics and Mathematics, Professor Head of Laboratory of Digital Material Science
Our Laboratory of Digital Materials Science is engaged in the development and application of quantum-chemical methods for modeling various systems at the molecular level. Our research is aimed at solving a wide range of problems related to the study of chemical reaction mechanisms, properties of crystals, nanomaterials and biomolecules.
Our research focuses on solving diverse challenges, including: Modeling of chemical reactions, quantitative stability assessment, prediction of material properties, analysis of electronic structures, determination of crystal and molecular structure parameters, investigation of drug-carrier binding, and others.
Group members
The research team consists of highly qualified scientists, research assistants and students
Research
The research activities of the laboratory include conducting experiments and analyzing results using computational chemistry and quantum mechanics techniques.
Software
We work using advanced quantum chemical modeling techniques and a variety of software such as VASP, Siesta, LAMMPS, Gaussian, etc.