Anatoly Melnikov, Ph.D.

• 2026-08-11
  New field controller ITC_FC on the X-band spectrometer We have put a new field controller, ITC_FC, on our X-band pulsed EPR spectrometer, and we are now measuring...
• 2026-06-09
  New paper published in J. Chem. Phys. Our article, “Determination of zero-field splitting in magnetically diluted cobalt(II)-based single molecul...
• 2025-11-07
  New paper published in J. Open Res. Softw. Our article, “Atomize: A Modular Software for Control and Automation of Scientific and Industrial Instrumen...
• 2025-10-25
  New paper published in J. Chem. Phys. Our article, “Application of pulsed heating in time-resolved EPR spectroscopy for longitudinal relaxation m...
• 2025-10-08
  New paper published in Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Our article, “Thermomagnetic Bistability, Colossal Negative Thermal Expansion, and THz-Heat-Induced Switchi...

1. Determination of zero-field splitting in magnetically diluted cobalt(II)-based single molecule magnets using circular dichroism Fourier-transform IR spectroscopy Borodulina A.V., Melnikov A.R., Fedin M.V., Veber S.L. J. Chem. Phys. 2026. 164(22). Art. Num. 224203.
2. Atomize: A Modular Software for Control and Automation of Scientific and Industrial Instruments Melnikov A., Vedkal A., Ishchenko A., Veber S. J. Open Res. Softw. 2025. 13(1). Art. Num. 26.
3. Application of pulsed heating in time-resolved EPR spectroscopy for longitudinal relaxation measurements Melnikov A.R., Maryasov A.G., Ishchenko A.S., Getmanov Y.V., Isaev N.P., Efimov N.N., Fedin M.V., Veber S.L. J. Chem. Phys. 2025. 163(16). Art. Num. 164201.
4. Thermomagnetic Bistability, Colossal Negative Thermal Expansion, and THz-Heat-Induced Switching in Cu-Nitroxide Complex Smirnova K., Golomolzina I., Fokin S., Tolstikov S., Chernavin P., Letyagin G., Romanenko G., Zaitsev K., Melnikov A., Veber S., Fedin M., Bogomyakov A. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2025. Art. Num. e202514043.

Associate Professor at the Department of Natural Sciences,
Novosibirsk State University.

• Structure of Matter Annual course of lectures and seminars
• Introduction to Magnetic Resonance Semester-long course of lectures and seminars

1. Magnetic resonanceincluding instrumentation development.
2. Control and automationof experiments and instruments.
3. Software developmentAtomize, modular open-source instrument control.
4. Numerical simulationof spin dynamics.
5. Synchrotron and FEL radiationapplied to single-molecule magnets.