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Stefan Luby

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Crystal Wing Award for Medicine and Science

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Prof. Ing. Štefan Luby, DrSc., Dr. h. c. mult. (born 6 May 1941, Bratislava) is a Slovak physicist and senior research fellow at the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS). He is Doctor honoris causa of University of Salento, Italy, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, University of Constantine the Philosopher in Nitra, Slovakia, and Alexander Dubček University in Trenčín, Slovakia. He occupied positions of the Director of the Institute of Physics of SAS for the period of 9 years and was the President of SAS 14 years (1995–2009). He was the Acting President of the All European Academies (federation of European academies of sciences and arts) and the Acting President of the Central European Academy of Sciences and Arts. At present, he is a member of Senate and Vice-president of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts with the headquarters in Salzburg. He has chaired the Editorial Board of the Slovak Encyclopaedia Beliana since 1992.

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His research field covers physics of semiconductors and metals, electronic devices, laser technology, X-ray optics, nanoscience and nanotechnology. He published more than 400 scientific papers, 8 patents and 10 books of non-fiction literature.

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Biography

He spent his childhood in Liptovský Hrádok. He attended primary and secondary schools in Bratislava. He graduated at the Faculty of Electrotechnology of the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava in 1963. He started his professional career at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of P. J. Šafárik University in Košice, Slovakia. In 1964 he joined the Slovak Academy of Sciences where he has been employed since then. He defended his DrSc. degree in 1982 and habilitated as the Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the Comenius University in Bratislava ten years later. In 1996 he obtained full professorship in physics at the Slovak University of Technology. He acts as a senior research fellow at the Institute of Physics of SAS. As the Humboldt fellow, he acted also as a visiting researcher or visiting professor at universities in Stuttgart and Bielefeld in Germany. He spent altogether 4 years at various foreign universities or research institutes (Germany, Italy, USA, Japan, Greece and former Soviet Union).

Teaching

Slovak University of Technology, Comenius University, University of Salento, lecturing, 30 diploma and doctoral students.

Family

Father Prof. JUDr. Štefan Luby (1910), DrSc. (†1976) is one of the founders of the Slovak juridical sciences, mother JUDr. Anna Lubyová (†1989) was a lawyer, spouse Dipl. Ing. Želmíra Lubyová (†1996) was a researcher in chemistry, elder daughter JUDr. Mgr. Martina Lubyová, PhD.(*1967) is at present the Director of the Institute for Forecasting of SAS, before she was the Head of the branch of International Labour Office, Geneve, in Moscow, younger daughter Mgr. Barbora Lubyová, PhD. (*1968) is at present a researcher at the Institute of Immunology and Microbiology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic in Prague, before she performed her research at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Member of scientific societies

  • Academia Europaea Scientiarum et Artium, Salzburg,
  • Central European Academy of Sciences and Arts, Timisoira,
  • Russian Academy of Mining Sciences, section of physics,
  • American Physical Society,
  • Learned Society of SAS,
  • Slovak Academy of Agricultural Sciences, honorary member.
  • Awards, prizes

  • Crystal Wing, Slovakia, 2001,
  • De scientia et humanitate optime meritis, Academy of Sciences, CR, 2001,
  • Cross of the President of SR, 2003,
  • Slovak state award Pribina Cross of the I. class, 2005,
  • Gold medal of SAS 2006,
  • Prize of the Club of Writers of Nonfiction Literature, 2006,
  • Identification Code of Slovakia, Artem, 2013,
  • Medals from Japan, Germany, etc.
  • Publications

    Most important scientific papers

  • Electron paramagnetic resonance and the ageing process in amorphous Ge, Thin Solid Films 8, 1971, 333-344.
  • Frequency dependence of the conductivity of amorphous Ge films between 20 Hz and 26 GHz, Thin Solid Films 17, 1973, 43-47.
  • Dielectric properties of the Me-CdTe-Me thin film structures, Thin Solid Films 36, 1976, 103-106.
  • Some nonequilibrium phenomena in sputtered CdTe thin films, Phys. Stat. Sol. a 56, 1979, 341-347.
  • Electromigration behaviour and the lifetime of aluminium thin film conductors under superimposed d.c. and noise powering, Phys. Stat. Sol. a 60, 1980, 539-548.
  • Distribution of copper and silicon in Al Cu Si magnetron sputtered deposits. In: Proc. 6th Internat. Symp. High Purity Materials in Science and Technology, Dresden, 1985, C l9, p. 205 206.
  • Pulsed laser synthesis of titanium silicides using a Q-switched Nd-glass laser, Appl. Phys. A- Mater. Sci. Processing 48, 1989, 503-507.
  • Superconductivity in W/Si multilayers, Physica C 197, 1992, 35-41.
  • On optical band gap of semiconducting iron disilicide thin films, Thin Solid Films 263, 1995, 92-98.
  • Thermally activated interface shift in the tungsten/silicon multilayers, Appl. Phys. Lett. 69, 1996, 919.
  • Thernal stability of W1-xSix/Si multilayers under rapid thermal annealing, J. Appl. Phys. 81, 1997, 2229.
  • Effect of substrate heating and ion beam polishing on the interface quality in Mo/Si multilayers – X-ray comparative study, Physica B 305 (1), 2001, 14-20.
  • Structural study of self-assembled Co nanoparticles, J. Appl. Phys, 94, 2003, 7743-7748.
  • Pulsed excimer laser deposition of magnetic films by ablation of Co and Fe – based magnetic films for fast magnetic sensors, J. Magn. Magn. Mater. 272-276, 2004, 1408-1409.
  • Self-assembly of iron oxide nanoparticles as observed by time-resolved grazing incidence small angle X-ray scattering, Phys. Rev. B. 76, 2007, 195432-1-8.
  • Real-Time Tracking of Superparamagnetic Nanoparticle Self-Assembling, Small 4, 2008, 2222-2228.
  • Kinetics od nanoparticle reassembly mediated by UV-photolysis of surfactant, Langmuir, 26, 2010, 5451 – 5455.
  • Nonequilibrium phases of nanoparticle Langmuir films, Langmuir, 28, 2012, 10409-10414.
  • Fe3O4/g-Fe2O3 nanoparticles multilayers deposited by Langmuir Blodgett technique for gassensing, Langmuir, 30, 2014, 1190–1197.
  • Non-fiction literature

  • My Intellectuals I, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2003, 143 p., in Slovak.
  • My Intellectuals II, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2004, 168p. , in Slovak.
  • Report from the Congress about Nothing, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2005, 157 s., in Slovak.
  • My Intellectuals III, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2006, 163 p., in Slovak.
  • Order vs. Chaos, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2008, 166 p., in Slovak.
  • Fascination by Nobel, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2009, 166 p., in Slovak.
  • Epigrams, Bon-mots and Maximas, illustr. by L. Hološka, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2011, 110 p., in Slovak.
  • Legends and Inspirations, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2011, 151 p., in Slovak.
  • Invectives and Insults, illustr. by L. Hološka, VEDA, Publ. House of SAS, Bratislava 2013, 128 p., in Slovak.
  • Sitting under Thousand Years Old Rosebush, with M. Lubyova, VEDA, Publ. House
  • of SAS,Bratislava 2014, 175 p., in Slovak.

    References

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