We welcome you to submit your applications to the 4th International Conference on Innovative and Smart Materials in Osaka, Japan during August 22-23, 2018.

Smart Materials center announce the call for applications for the Master Scholarship for master students in the field of X-ray spectroscopy

On April 23-24 we organize an International School for young researchers "Smart Materials and Mega-Scale Research Facilities"

Official distributor of the scientific software will give a workshop in OriginPro 2018 and a lecture on Maple 2018.

Director of our center will represent Russian synchrotron community in the European Synchrotron and Free Electron Lasers User Organisation (ESUO).

We are pleased to invite you to apply for the master program "Nanoscale Structure of Materials"!

In 2017, three papers were selected for the cover pages of high-impact scientific journals.

The Smart Materials Research Center offers three new programs for professional education (in Russian)

For students interested in applying for the upcoming MaMaSELF Masters Programme (September 2018 - July 2020)

A three-year project aimed at investigating palladium nanocatalysts was supported by the Federal Target Program

Our research paper was selected for the cover of Crystal Growth & Design (ACS)

Our proposal was supported by European XFEL!

Our research paper was selected for the cover image of the Journal of Physical Chemistry C

Tatiana Lastovina and Alexander Guda won RSF grants!

Congratulations to Ilia Pankin - a winner of the Haldor Topsoe Scholarship for Russian PhD Students.

Hello.TV project "Science - History of Future" about the research held by Smart Materials Center in nanooncology and theranostics. (Video in Russian only)

Smart Materials Research Centre represents Russia in a large-scale EuSpec Project that unites 27 European countries, Russia and Japan.

Aram Bugaev was awarded the prize for best poster at the ESRF User Meeting 2017.

Having been recognized to achieve and maintain high-level of international scientific research, the IRC “Smart Materials”, SFedU, has been awarded two more years of support and funding for the ongoing project “Creating a full-cycle research laboratory”, a decision made by the Grants Council of the RF Government. The project “Creating a full-cycle research laboratory” has been implemented as the Mega Grant by Resolution No.220 of the Government of the Russian Federation.

A team of researchers from the IRC "Smart Materials" are developing "nanosponges" to be used in the automobile catalysts.