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Priority:

1

 

 

Status:

In-progress


Modern Trends and Developments in Raman Microspectroscopy
and Photoluminescence for Condensed Matter Studies


Leaders:

G.M. Arzumanyan
N. Kučerka



Participating countries and international organizations:

Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Uzbekistan.


Issues addressed and main goals of research:

Fundamental and applied research in the field of spontaneous and nonlinear Raman microspectroscopy aimed at highly sensitive biosensing. Study of mechanisms and nature of surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) taking into account the anomalous ratio of line inteities in the anti-Stokes and Stokes spectral regions. Applied research is aimed at the use of Raman spectroscopy and fluorescence microscopy in biomedical research, in particular, in the search for spectral markers of NETosis, as well as some features of lipid-protein interactions.

 

Expected results in the current year:

  • Detection of Raman spectra of organic molecules in the low-frequency region using Bragg filters simultaneously in the Stokes and anti-Stokes regions.

  • Investigation of a possible anomaly in the ratio of the peaks aSt / St in the SERS spectra depending on the continuous and pulsed pumping modes.

  • Synthesis of liposomes / liposomes with embedded proteins and the study of their chemical structure and morphology by Raman spectroscopy and fluorescence microscopy.

  • UV-induced NETOSIS: identification of dependence on wavelength and intensity of irradiation.

  • Application of fluorescence microscopy to identify programmed death of neutrophil cells under the influence of various activators, including UV radiation.



List of projects:


 

Project

Leaders

Priority
(period of realisation)

1.

BIOPHOTONICS

G.M. Arzumanyan
N. Kučerka
Deputy:
K.Z. Mamatkulov

1   (2021-2023)



List of Activities


 

Activity or Experiment

Leaders

Status

 

    Laboratory or other
    Division of JINR

Main researchers

1.

Study of the features of Stokes and
anti-Stokes components of SERS spectra <
from analyte molecules in order to
understand the processes of enhancement
in SERS spectroscopy

G.M. Arzumanyan

Data taking



 

FLNP

Ye. Arynbek, K.Z. Mamatkulov, I.A. Morkovnikov, 2 engineers



2.

Determination of the range of pump
intensities for recording reproducible
aSt / St spectra

G.M. Arzumanyan
K.Z. Mamatkulov

Data taking


 

FLNP

Ye. Arynbek, M.Yu. Vorobyeva, 1 engineer


3.

Stabilization of membrane proteins
and studies of their structure using
lipodiscs/liposomes by Raman
spectroscopy, electron microscopy and SANS

G.M. Arzumanyan
N. Kučerka

Realization
Data taking


 

FLNP

A. Damir, K.Z. Mamatkulov, M.Yu. Vorobyeva


4.

Testing the technique for obtaining
Raman spectra of lipodiscs/liposomes
with membrane proteins and “empty”
lipodiscs/liposomes

K.Z. Mamatkulov
N. Kučerka

Realization



 

FLNP

Ye. Arynbek, A. Damir, M.Yu. Vorobyeva, 1 engineer


5.

Study of the influence of lipid
environment on the structure
of membrane protein

G.M. Arzumanyan
N. Kučerka

Data taking


 

FLNP

K.Z. Mamatkulov, M.Yu. Vorobyeva, 1 engineer, 2 laboratory assistants


6.

Search for spectral / Raman markers
of NETosis

G.M. Arzumanyan
N. Kučerka

Realization


 

FLNP

K.Z. Mamatkulov, M.Yu. Vorobyeva, 1 engineer, 2 laboratory assistants


7.

Study of mechanisms of sterile activation
of NETosis under UV radiation

G.M. Arzumanyan
K.Z. Mamatkulov

Data taking
Realization


 

FLNP

A. Damir, M.Yu. Vorobyeva, D.S. Zakritnaya


8.

Mastering the technique of ultra-low
frequency Raman spectroscopy
~ (5-10) cm
-1

G.M. Arzumanyan
K.Z. Mamatkulov

Realization



 

FLNP

Ye. Arynbek, M.Yu. Vorobyeva, 2 engineers

 


Collaboration

Country or International Organization

City

Institute or laboratory

Armenia

Yerevan

Foundation ANSL

Belarus

Minsk

BSUIR

 

 

SOL instruments

Bulgaria

Sofia

ISSP BAS

Poland

Krakow

JU

Romania

Brasov

UNITBV

 

Bucharest

CSSNT-UPB

 

Cluj-Napoca

INCDTIM

 

Magurele

NIMP

Russia

Moscow

GPI RAS

 

 

LMPR MONIKI

Serbia

Belgrade

Univ.

Slovakia

Kosice

UPJS

Uzbekistan

Jizzakh

JSPI