Ladislav Skrbek | Quantum Turbulence | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Ladislav Skrbek | Quantum Turbulence | Best Researcher Award 

Professor | Charles University | Czech Republic

Prof. Ladislav Skrbek is a distinguished physicist at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, renowned for his pioneering research in low-temperature physics, particularly in the study of quantum fluids and cryogenic phenomena. With an extensive publication record of 188 scientific papers and over 4,999 citations across 2,451 documents, Dr. Skrbek has made substantial contributions to advancing the understanding of superfluid helium, quantum turbulence, and cryogenic flow dynamics—areas fundamental to both fundamental physics and applied cryogenics. Holding a Scopus h-index of 35, his work reflects both depth and sustained influence in experimental and theoretical physics communities worldwide. Throughout his career, Dr. Skrbek has collaborated with over 185 co-authors across international institutions, emphasizing his strong engagement in global scientific exchange and interdisciplinary research. His studies have provided key insights into the dynamics of vortices and energy dissipation at ultra-low temperatures, contributing to the development of quantum fluid models that influence modern cryogenic engineering and condensed matter physics. Beyond his academic output, Dr. Skrbek’s research has broader societal implications, informing technologies used in cryogenic cooling systems, superconductivity, and quantum computing infrastructure. As a leading scholar in his field, he continues to inspire innovation and collaboration in low-temperature science, strengthening the role of fundamental research in addressing technological challenges and expanding the frontiers of modern physics.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Duda, D., La Mantia, M., & Skrbek, L. (2017). Streaming flow due to a quartz tuning fork oscillating in normal and superfluid He 4. Physical Review B, 96, 024519.  Cited by: 18.

2. Šindler, M., Tesař, R., Koláček, J., & Skrbek, L. (2017). Anisotropic behaviour of transmission through thin superconducting NbN film in parallel magnetic field. Physica C: Superconductivity and its Applications.  Cited by: 5.

3. Varga, E., Babuin, S., L’vov, V. S., Pomyalov, A., & Skrbek, L. (2017). Transition to quantum turbulence and streamwise inhomogeneity of vortex tangle in thermal counterflow. Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 187(5–6), 497–503.

4. Babuin, S., L’vov, V. S., Pomyalov, A., Skrbek, L., & Varga, E. (2016). Coexistence and interplay of quantum and classical turbulence in superfluid He 4: Decay, velocity decoupling, and counterflow energy spectra. Physical Review B, 94(17), 174504.

5. Gao, J., Guo, W., L’vov, V. S., Pomyalov, A., Skrbek, L., Varga, E., & Vinen, W. F. (2016). Decay of counterflow turbulence in superfluid ⁴He. JETP Letters, 103(10), 648–653.

Prof. Ladislav Skrbek’s pioneering research in low-temperature physics and quantum turbulence has profoundly advanced the understanding of superfluidity and quantum hydrodynamics. His contributions bridge fundamental science and applied cryogenics, shaping innovations that influence both theoretical physics and precision technologies worldwide.

Abdullo Ahadov | Superconductivity | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Abdullo Ahadov | Superconductivity | Best Researcher Award

PhD Candidate | Bukhara State Medical Institute | Uzbekistan

Mr. Abdullo Ahadov, Assistant Professor at Bukhara State Medical Institute, is a physicist specializing in condensed matter physics, theoretical physics, and the theory of superconductivity, with additional expertise in electronic, optical, and magnetic materials. He holds a Master’s degree in Physics from Bukhara State University, where he focused on challenges in hydrogen energy and superconductivity, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Physics with research centered on pressure-induced variations in high-temperature superconductors within advanced theoretical frameworks. His academic foundation also includes a Bachelor’s degree in Management from Bukhara Engineering Technological Institute, complementing his interdisciplinary approach. Professionally, he has served as a physics teacher and now contributes to higher education and research through teaching, mentoring, and collaborative projects. His research addresses critical aspects of superconductivity, energy transfer, and structural materials, leading to multiple peer-reviewed publications in respected journals such as Brazilian Journal of Physics, European Physical Journal B, and Solid State Communications. He has made notable contributions to the understanding of pressure effects on superconducting critical temperatures, Casimir energy-induced superconductivity, and the interplay between hydrogen energy and superconductivity. Through his scholarly work and academic engagement, Ahadov continues to advance knowledge in theoretical and applied physics, fostering innovation and future applications in energy and material sciences. According to Scopus, he has 2 citations, 5 indexed documents, and an h-index of 1.

Profiles: Scopus | ORCID | Google Scholar

Featured Publications

1. Ahadov, A., & Dzhuraev, D. (2025). Understanding and calculating the effects of uniaxial and hydrostatic pressure on the critical temperature of YBa₂Cu₃O₇−δ (Y-123) superconductor within the framework of the Casimir energy scenario and the Kempf equation. Solid State Communications.

2. Ahadov, A., & Dzhuraev, D. (2025). Uniaxial pressure derivatives of the critical temperature in Casimir energy-induced superconductivity. The European Physical Journal B.

3. Ahadov, A. (2023). Classification of modern superconductors and their theory based on thorough experiments conducted on cuprates. E3S Web of Conferences, 460, 07030.