Theoretical and experimental studies of the fundamental physical properties of hybrid superconducting nanostructures, including the development of a quantitative microscopic theory of quantum processes in these systems and its comparison with the results of experiments on tunneling, electronic transport, atomic force and high-frequency spectroscopy.

The laboratory studies the electronic and spin structure of new materials for post-silicon electronics and quantum computing, such as topological insulators, superconductors, graphene and other 2D systems, antiferromagnets.