Teaching and educational activities

We combine lecture courses, advanced seminars, and openly available recordings to help students master nanophotonics, plasmonics, and quantum optics.

Graduation 2025

Lecture courses

Official bachelor’s and master’s courses developed and taught by members of our research group at the New Physics Faculty of ITMO University.

Master courseRoman Savelev

Advanced Electrodynamics

Focuses on radiation of point sources near optical nanostructures, comparing layered systems, waveguides, nanoparticles

Bachelor courseOlga Sergaeva

General Physics with Elements of Computer Modeling (in Russian)

Course pairing core physics topics with introductory computer modeling assignments.

Master courseAlexander Poddubny / Mihail Petrov

Introduction to Optomechanics

Manipulating matter with light via optical tweezers, optical forces and torque explored from classical and quantum viewpoints.

Master courseMihail Petrov / Vasily Kravtsov

Introduction to Quantum Optics

Covers photons, polaritons, entanglement while explaining how quantum light–matter interaction is enhanced in micro- and nanoresonators.

Master courseRoman Savelev / Zarina Sadrieva

Numerical Simulation in Optics and Photonics

The course introduces numerical modeling in nano-optics and electrodynamics using CST Studio Suite and COMSOL Multiphysics.

Master courseAndrey Bogdanov / Mihail Petrov

Plasmonics

Plasmonics studies the interaction of light with collective charge oscillations leading to the formation of plasmon–polariton modes.

Bachelor courseKristina Frizyuk

Practical Class on Optics (in Russian)

Hands-on bachelor-level workshop taught in Russian that is centered on classical optics experiments, data analysis.

Online courses

Online courses for self-paced learning, developed by members of our research group.

Mihail Petrov / Andrey Bogdanov / Mikhail Glazov / Igor Shenderovich / Mikhail Durnev

Physics. Theoretical minimum (in russian)

Online videos & references

A collection of educational videos, lectures, tutorials created by members of the research group.