Ludmila Ivanenko
Ivanenko studied at the Belarusian State University, where she completed a Doctor of Science degree between 1987 and 1992. Her academic development was closely connected with solid-state physics, semiconductor materials, and the investigation of electronic and transport properties in silicide-based materials.
Ivanenko began her professional research career at the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, where she worked as a researcher from 1989 to 2002. She then served as a leading researcher from 2002 to 2011. Her scientific work examined semiconductor materials and their electronic, magnetic, transport, and thermoelectric behavior, including studies of ruthenium silicide, iron silicides, charge-carrier mobility, resistivity, Hall effects, Seebeck coefficients, and thermal conductivity. She was also associated with the Nanoelectronics and Novel Materials project as a project manager. Her research involved collaboration with scientists from Belarusian and German materials-science institutions.
(Chapter co-authored with Horst Lange and Armin Heinrich i...)
2000(Co-authored conference paper reporting measurements of el...)
2003(Co-authored article presenting experimental and theoretic...)
2006(Co-authored review article in Thin Solid Films concerning...)
2004Magnetic and electrical properties of Mn-doped p-type beta-FeSi2 single crystals
(Co-authored study of the temperature and magnetic-field d...)
2002Transport and thermoelectric properties of semiconducting rhenium silicide
(Co-authored research article on the transport and thermoe...)
2005
