General information

The Department of molecular systems physics is a graduate department.

The Department carries out educational and methodological activities in the field of teaching fundamental and special disciplines of bachelor's and master's degree in the direction of "Medical physics", "Biotechnical systems and technologies", as well as management of course and final qualifying works and practices in accordance with the approved curricula of the main educational programs  of these areas.
The Department of physics of molecular systems conducts educational, methodological activities in the field of teaching General courses in physics of molecular systems, courses on the basics and applications of nuclear magnetic resonance.

Department of physics of molecular systems conducts:

• research work in various areas related to the development and application of methods of nuclear magnetic resonance in complex molecular systems, including biological-educational and extracurricular work with students;
• training and retraining of scientific and industrial personnel in the field of condensed matter physics, as well as in the development of gradient NMR methods in the fields of application;
• coordination of career guidance and Olympiad work with students of the city, the Republic of Tatarstan and other regions in the areas of activity of the Department;
• educational activities among the population in the areas of activity of the Department.
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The history of the Department of Physics of Molecular Systems begins with the organization of the Department of Physics of Thermal and Molecular Phenomena at Kazan University in 1949 under the leadership of Professor A.I. Shafigullin, and then S.A. Abrukov.

In 1967, the head of the department became Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, prof. AI Maklakov, who headed it until 1994. In connection with the emergence of a new specialization "Physics of Polymers" the name of the department is changed to the department of molecular physics.
Since 1994 the department is headed by Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Skirda V.D. During this period, the department expanded the area of ​​scientific interests and applications. The new name of the department is the Department of Physics of Molecular Systems.

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