Andrei Benediktovitch
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY
Notkestrasse 85 (building 94 (CXNS) – room O3.109)
22607 Hamburg, Germany
Research Scientist
My main research interest is in collective x-ray emission phenomena (such as inner-shell x-ray lasing, x-ray superfluoresecence, self-amplification of radiation from electron beams in crystals) and their applications. In my research, I use theoretical modeling (that combines methods from quantum optics and classical electrodynamics) to achieve quantitative description. Another area of my expertise is x-ray diffraction form crystal structures.
Academic Career
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since 2019 |
Research scientist in FS-TUXS group of the DESY Photon Science Division, Hamburg, Germany |
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2017-2019 |
Postdoctoral Researcher in FS-TUXS group of the DESY Photon Science Division, Hamburg, Germany |
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2006-2017 |
Associate Professor (2014-2017), Senior Lecturer (2012-2014), Junior Researcher (2009-2012), Laboratory Assistant (2006-2009) at Belarusian State University, Faculty of Physics, Department of Theoretical Physics and Astrophysics. |
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2011-2017 |
Research scientist, Atomicus LLC, Minsk, Belarus Developing the theory and algorithms devoted to x-ray diffraction techniques of material characterization. The algorithms were used by the software developers of the company to code the physical kernel of the commercial analytical software products for high resolution X-ray diffractometers producers. |
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2009-2012 |
Ph.D. in Physics, Belarusian State University Thesis title: Methods of x-ray profile calculations for diffraction on heterogeneous and strained crystalline structures. |
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2008-2009 |
M.Sc. in Physics, Belarusian State University |
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2003-2008 |
Diploma with honors for physicist-researcher, Belarusian State University, specialization in theoretical physics. |