Vladislav Osipov, a research assistant at the SCTMS, completed training and presented a report at the International School of Theoretical Physics "Complex Systems and Advanced Materials". Artem Bokarev participated in the educational component of the school with him.The school was organized by the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research as part of the DIAS-TH program. The school program included lectures by leading experts in physics, physical chemistry, and materials science.
Vladislav presented the results of his research on the topic "Modeling New Tungsten Carbides by Topological Methods".
"This school has become a real magnet for young scientists, graduate students, and senior students," Vladislav shares his impressions. "The venue is also impressive in its history and the conditions created here for productive scientific activity. The level of the event met my expectations — there is a lot to learn here”.