Artem Vorobev

Researcher

Dr Artem Vorobev completed his BSc and MSc degrees with honours in Radio Engineering at the Kazan National Research Technical University named after A.N. Tupolev–KAI (KNRTU-KAI, Russia) with final theses «Computer-Assisted Laboratory Bench for Synthetic Vision Systems Performance Research» and «Computer-Assisted Temperature-Measuring System based on One-Dimensional Distributed Sensor» respectively. His simultaneous work at the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Flow Metering involved him in calibrating gas measurement systems and formulating certification methods for measuring gas amounts, as well as verification procedures.

After the MSc, Artem joined Research Laboratory “NIL-15” of KNRTU-KAI to work on the «Device and method for monitoring the quality indicators of vegetable oils based on microwave and optical spectrometry» project. Concurrently, he excelled in the role of Developer and Project Manager at the LLC “MARGUT,” leading the development of an innovative automated system that harnessed the power of computer neural networks for optimized object search and identification.

In 2020, Artem joined the OPTAPHI project consortium as an Early-Stage Researcher, funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and in 2023 he successfully defended his thesis “2D materials for hybrid laser wavelength tuning” under supervision of Dr Marco Grande and Dr William Whelan-Curtin (aka Liam O’Faolain) and received a double PhD degree from Politecnico di Bari (POLIBA, Italy) and CAPPA at Munster Technological University.

Currently, Artem is a Postdoctoral Researcher at CAPPA. His work focuses on Novel Materials, Metastructures, Photonic Integrated Circuits and their applications in spectroscopy. He is actively involved in the design, fabrication, and characterization of photonic devices. His research interests include optoelectronics, microwave electronics and embedded systems.