Position: Assistant, PhD Student

Department: Fluid Mechanics

Open Laboratory of Experimental Micro and Nano Mechanics (OLEM)

Room number: 425 / bl. 4

Phone: +359 89634560

E-mail:r.ivanova@imbm.bas.bg

Scientific degrees, institution, year:

Master, "Electronic Engineering and Technology, Microtechnologies and Nanoengineering ", Technical University of Sofia, 2016

Bachelor, "Electronic Engineering and Technology, Microelectronics ", Technical University of Sofia, 2014

Fields of Research:

• Polymer nanocomposite processing. Experimental rheology. Tribology and nanoscratch. Thermal Analysis - DSC, TGA. 3D printing
• Design and production of electronic circuits. Testing of electronic circuits. Measurement of electrical quantities.

Recent Publications:

- R.Ivanova , M. Aleksandrova  - Conductive Polymers PEDOT:PSS, as an alternative material to classical indium tin oxide in organic optoelectronic structures , 2014

- M. Aleksandrova, V. Videkov, G. Dobrikov, S.Andreev, G.Kolev, R. Ivanova – PEDOT:PSS transparent conductive films on flexible substrates for optoelectronic devices application: impact of the temperature on their electromechanical behavior, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Letters, 2015, Volume 15, Number 2

- Mariya Aleksandrova, Valentin Videkov, Radost Ivanova , Ajaya K. Singh, Gautam Sheel Thool – Highly flexible, conductive and transparent PEDOT:PSS/Au/PEDOT:PSS multilayer electrode for optoelectronic devices, Materials Letters 174 (2016) 204–208

Recent Projects:

· H2020-MSCA-RISE-Graphene 3D - MULTIFUNCTIONAL GRAPHENE-BASED NANOCOMPOSITES WITH ROBUST ELECTROMAGNETIC AND THERMAL PROPERTIES FOR 3D-PRINTING APPLICATION – 2017-2020

· Construction of polymeric light-emitting structures on flexible substrate - 141PR0005-3 at the Technical University of Sofia, Department of Microelectronics - 2014

· Summer school - Graphene Study 2017 in June 25-30, 2017,   Gothenburg (Hindås), Sweden, supported by H'2020-FET Flagship-696656 Graphene Core 1.

Membership:

Honors:

Gold medal and honorary diploma for full honors at the completion of a Master's degree

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