MGMF

Materials physics laboratory

Description:
Interactive laboratory work in materials physics, allowing practical exploration of the properties of materials and the effects of physical phenomena using educational laboratory equipment.

Formation of thin films for hydrogen and ammonia energy applications

Description:
Thin functional layers are formed for green hydrogen and green ammonia energy technologies. The layers are synthesized using physical deposition methods that allow precise control of the coating properties required for catalytic and electrochemical applications.

Interactive physics demonstrations

Description:
Interactive physics demonstrations provide an engaging and clear presentation of fundamental physics phenomena, allowing you to see how the laws of physics work in real life, while the presentation helps you understand the essence of the phenomena, their interrelationships, and their applications.

Experimental analysis for energy and subsurface systems

Description:
Provide services and experimental analysis for subsurface flow, CCS, hydrogen, and geothermal systems, including high-pressure and high-temperature testing to support data-driven technology and design decisions. Controlled laboratory experiments are performed, including high-pressure and high-temper