Valeri Saveliev

Biography

2015-now，Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China, Professor 2011-now, Institute of Applied Mathematics, Russian Academy of Scienses, Moscow, Russia, Leading scientist. Group Leader: International Linear Collider – (scientific secretary of the Russian ILC collaboration) Magneto gas dynamics modeling at high performance computing systems. 2006 – 2011 National Research Nuclear University – “MEPHI”, Moscow, Russia Professor 2002 – 2011 Obninsk State University, Obninsk, Russia Group Leader of Applied Mathematics Department - International Linear Collider – (scientific secretary of the Russian ILC collaboration) - Mathematical simulation of the International Linear Collider Physics and Detector, - Experimental data Analysis of CDF experiment, FNAL, Analysis of the CP violation in Bs system, - Development of the Semiconductor technology -novel type of Photodetector – Silicon Photomultiplier, - High Performance Computing System, Parallel Computing Algorithm Development. Plasma Physics simulation (ITER project) 1991–2002 Moscow Engineering and Physics Institute (Uni), Moscow, Russia Group Leader of Elementary Particle Physics Department: - Theory of Transition Radiation, mathematical modeling and Analysis in High Energy Physics, - HERA-B experiment (DESY), - Silicon Technology Design, Tracking detectors, Planar Technology, Avalanche Structures for photon detection. 1979–1991 Moscow Engineering and Physics Institute, Moscow, Russia Senior Scientist: Experimental Study and Analysis of pion Absorption in Matter and Heavy Isotopes of Hydrogen, Experimental Study and Analysis of muon-nucleons atoms, Study and development of the Silicon Technology: Telescopic Spectrometer for the measurement of the energy of elementary particles.

Research Interest

Benefit from my research in high energy physics, mathematical modeling on high performance computing systems, and optoelectronics technology, I develop the Silicon Photomultiplier (SiPM), which is super unique semiconductor photon counting detector.