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28th All-Russian Scientific Conference of Physics Students and Young Scientists (ASCPSYS-28)

The 28th All-Russian Scientific Conference of Physics Students and Young Scientists (ASCPSYS-28) took place in Novosibirsk from April 1 to April 6.

Junior and senior university students from various cities of Russia participated in the conference. The program of the conference included presentation of competitional papers by, survey reports of scientists and plenary sessions. A program of visits to scientific and production centers of the Novosibirsk Science Campus and of the Novosibirsk Region was planned for the participants. A total of 21 sections were represented:

• 1 - Theoretical Physics. Mathematical physics.
• 2 - Condensed-Matter Physics.
• 3 - Semiconductor and Dielectric Physics.
• 4 - Physics of Atomic Nucleus and Elementary Particles. High-Energy Physics.
• 5 - Electrophysics, Electrophysical Installations. Plasma Physics, Plasma Technologies.
• 6 - Magnetism.
• 7 - Optics and Spectroscopy.
• 8 - Quantum Electronics and Laser Physics.
• 9 - Physical Chemistry, Chemical Physics.
• 10 - Astrophysics, Space Physics, Modern and Promising Space Exploration and Technologies.
• 11 - Biophysics, Medical Physics.
• 12 - Geophysics: Earth Crust, Ocean, Atmosphere.
• 14 - Statistical Fluid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics. Molecular Physics.
• 15 - Mechanics. Theoretical Mechanics. Fluid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics. Engineering Mechanics.
• 16 - Material Science. Crystal Physics. Nanomaterials and Composites.
• 17 - Radiophysics. Electronics.
• 18 - Devices and Methods of Experimental Physics. Information Technologies in Physical Research.
• 19 - Thermal Physics and Heating Engineering. Processes of Heat Mass Exchange.
• 20 - Physics and Ecology. Environmental Problems in Power Engineering.
• 21 - Problems and Methods of Teaching Physics. History of Physics and Engineering.

Students from the Institute of Mathematics, Information Technologies and Physics of the Udmurt State University . participated in the conference. Anna Gavrilova and Danil Lagunov gave talks in the section "Theoretical Physics" (headed by Elizaveta Markovna Artemova, junior research worker from the laboratory ``Nonlinear Analysis and Designing of New Types of Vehicles’‘ of the Udmurt State University). Anna Berdnikova was awarded the prize of the second degree for participation/giving a talk in the section "Mechanics. Theoretical Mechanics. Fluid, Gas and Plasma Mechanics" (headed by Ivan Alexeevich Bizyaev, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics).