CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Full name, gender, and datedjurabek/djurabekova_cv_short.pdf · CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Full name, gender, and date:. Flyura Djurabekova (maiden name: Bekbasova).

CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Full name, gender, and date:

. Flyura Djurabekova (maiden name: Bekbasova)

. Female

. September 2, 2019

2. Personal data

. Date and place of birth: August 6, 1969, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

. Citizenship: Uzbekistan

. Country of residence: Finland

3. Education

. Ph. D. – in Physics and Mathematics, Arifov Institute of Electronics,Tashkent, Academy of Science of Uzbekistan, Jan.1999;. Docent, University of Helsinki, 2010

4. Linguistic skills:

. Russian – mother tongue

. English – very good (used at home)

. Uzbek – communicative

. Finnish – basic

5. Work experience5.1 Currently held positions

Professor in Materials in Extreme Environments, University of Helsinki, 1.9. 2019 –

5.2 Previous work experience:. Research assistant (part-time, in total 20 months), Tashkent Polytechnical Institute (later onTashkent State Technical University), 1989 – 1991;. Research assistant (full-time, in total 4 months), Tashkent Polytechnical Institute (later onTashkent State Technical University), 1991. Research scientist, Tashkent State Technical University,1992 – 1998. Family leave, 1992 and 1997. Senior research scientist, Institute of Applied Physics, National University of Uzbekistan,1999 – 2000. Guest researcher, NIRIN (National Industrial Research Institute of Nagoya), Nagoya, Japan,1999 – 2000 (6 months). Senior Research scientist and Head of the Information Department, Institute of Electronics,Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2001 – 2002. Family leave 2002 – 2004. Postdoctoral research scientist, SCK.CEN (Educational Center for the Nuclear Science),Mol, Belgium, 2004 – 2006

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. Postdoctoral research scientist, Accelerator Laboratory, University of Helsinki, 2007 – 2008

. Senior scientist, Helsinki Institute of Physics (HIP) and Department of Physics, Universityof Helsinki, 2008 -2010. Senior scientist, group leader, HIP and Department of Physics, University of Helsinki, 2011– 2013. University researcher, group leader, HIP, University of Helsinki, 2011–2016

6. Research funding as well as leadership and supervision6.1 Research funding

Extension of K-contract between HIP (Uni. of Helsinki) and CERN (2017 – 2019) 310 800EUR; Faculty of Science support funding 2017 – 35 000 EUR; ION4SET – EU project withinHorizon 2020, ICT-25-2015,(2016-2020) 340 000 EUR; K-contract between HIP (Uni. ofHelsinki) and CERN, Geneva (2014 – 2017) 255 000 EUR; Accelerator Technology project atHIP, 2014 – 2016, 270 000 EUR; AMELIS – Academy of Finland project 2013 – 2017, 325 399EUR; CONDAPA, HIP Theory program project 2011 – 2013, 304 000 EUR; External supportfor the international workshop "MeVARC-5" 13 000 EUR, (2015); MECBETH, Academy ofFinland project 2010 – 2013; 260 000 EUR; Travel support from private foundations 2009 –2015: 38 000 EUR.

6.2 Supervision and examining

. Supervision of postdoctoral scientists: Dr. O. H. Pakarinen (2008 – 2012), Dr. L. Mether(2012 – 2013), Dr. V. Zadin (Tartu University, 2012 – now), Dr. V. Jansson (2014 – now), Dr.S. Parviainen (2014 – 2016), Dr. A. Kyritsakis (2016 – now), J. Zhao (2016 – now). Supervision of PhD theses: 1).H. Timko (2011, with distinction), 2) M. Backman (2012,with distinction), 3) A. Pohjonen (2013); 4) V. Jansson (2013); 5) S. Parviainen (2014, withdistinction); 6) M. Ullah (2014); 7) A.A. Leino (2015); 8) K. Avchaciov (2015); 9) J. Zhao(2016, with distinction); 10) W. Ren (2017); 11) S. Vigonski (cotutelle agreement with Uni-versity of Tartu). Ongoing: 1) A.Korsbäck (CERN, experiment); 2) M. Veske; 3) E. Baibuz;4) A. Saressalo (experiment); 5) Ch. Fridlund; 6) H. Muínos Vazquez; 7) Jyri Lahtinen; 8)Ville Jantunen; 9) Zhipeng Zhou (cotutelle agreement with Xi’an Jiaotong University), 10)Emil Levo (starting in 2019). Supervision of M. Sc theses: J. Zhao (2014), F. Granberg (2013), H. Timko (2008), S.Parviainen (2009), M. Backman (2010), A. Leino (2011), N. Costain (Belgium, 2007); R.Ruuth (2014), J. Muszynski (2014), T. Metspalu (2015), J. Lahtinen (2017), H. Martin (ongo-ing), J. Romppainen (ongoing). Supervision of B. Sc theses: F. Granberg (2012), J. Arjoranta (2013), J. Saarinen (2013), J.Muszynski (2014),K. Kuppart (Tartu University, 2015), K. Eimre (Tartu university, 2015), E.Mäki-Iso (ongoing);. External examiner for PhD examination: Nicholas Shipman, University of Manchester.Mentor: Prof. Roger Jones (November, 2014); Member of the examination jury of MSc. M.Chiapetto, University of Lille. Mentor: Prof. Charlotte Becquart (September, 2017)

7. Merits in teaching and pedagogical competence

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Teaching duties the University of Helsinki:. Introductory course to Materials Research (2017, annually), coordinator and lecturer. Basics of Monte Carlo simulations (2008, annually since 2010), lecturer. Monte Carlo simulations in physics (biannually since 2008-2015), lecturer. Basics of Nanoscience (annually since 2014), coordinator and lecturer. Nanophysics and chemistry (annually since 2014), the coordinator and lecturer. Lecturer at Computational Nanoscience courseDirector of Bachelor’s programme in Science (interdisciplinary programme in English at theFaculty of Science);Board member of: Doctoral programme in Materials Research and Nanosciences (MA-TRENA, vice-director), Master programme in Materials Research (MATRES) and Thoreticaland Computational Methods (TCM)

8. Honors and awards

. Academy of Science of Uzbekistan and TWAS (Academy of Science of the Developingcountries) price for the scientific contribution in Physics and Mathematics among the youngwomen in Central Asia. 2006. Selected as an Outstanding Referee for the journals of the American Physical Society bythe American Physical Society, Jan. 2013

9. Scientific and societal impact of research9.1 Total number of publications

153, 5 review articles, 3 book chapters (1616 citations according to Web of Science,ORCID:orcid.org/0000-0002-5828-200X)

9.2 International committee member:

. Radiation Effects in Insulators (REI), biannual meeting of 200 participants, elected 2015;

. Swift heavy ions in materials (SHIM), biannual meeting of 150 participants, elected 2018;

. International Conference on Atomic Collisions in Solids (ICACS), biannual meeting of 150participants, elected 2018;. Annual international workshop on Mechanisms of Vacuum Arcs;. Biannual workshop series: “Nanoscale Pattern Formation at Surfaces”;. International advisory committee member of International Conference Ion-surface interac-tions (ISI), biannual meeting of 150 participants

9.3 Specific invitations:

. International review panel for Research grants for new nuclear technology at the SwedishResearch Council (2017). Advisory Editorial Board member of NIMB journal (2017 – 2020).. Reviewer of the EDDE Energy Frontier Research Center proposal being prepared and sub-mitted by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in response to Funding OpportunityAnnouncement by the Department of Energy Office of Basic Energy Sciences.

10. Other scientific activities

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10.1 Keynote speaker:. 5th International Congress on Energy Fluxes and Radiation Effects, October 2-7, 2016,Russia;. Plenary session of combined 10th International conference on COmputer SImulation ofRadiation Effects in Solids (COSIRES) and International Conference of Atomic Collisions inSolids (ICACS), Krakow, Poland, July 19-23, 2010;. Plenary session at Annual CLIC Workshop, Geneva, Switzerland, 19-23 October, 2009.

10.2 Invited speaker (other than keynote):. 30 international conferences and workshops during 2009 – 2018;

10.3 Chairperson:17th International conference “Radiation damage in insulators”, Helsinki, Finland (2013);Two joint workshops “Nanopatterning” and “FOR3NANO”, Helsinki, Finland (2017); 3EMRS symposia; 1 MRS symposium; 5 international workshops on electrical breakdown phe-nomenon“MeVARC”, organized jointly with Dr. W. Wuensch (CERN), S. Calatroni (CERN)and Dr. M. Hopkins (Sandia, NM, USA): 1. CERN (2010); 2. Univ. of Helsinki, Finland(2011); 3. Albuquerque, USA (2012); 4. Chamonix, Switzerland (2013); 5. Saariselkä,Finland (2015), 6. Jerusalem, Israel (2017); Chairperson, Workshop "Nanostructures in Sil-ica", NaiS’09, Finland (2009); Conference secretary, 3rd Uzbekistan Physical ElectronicsConference(UzPEC-3), (2002).

10.4 Programme committee member:Several EMRS symposia; “Finnish Physics Days” 17-19 March, 2015; The International con-ference “Ion Beam Modification of Materials”, 14-19 September, 2014, Leuven, Belgium –over 350 participants;

10.5 Invited expert’s lectures:SLAC (2009, USA); University of Florida (2009, USA), Center for New Materials, Aalto Uni-versity School of Science and Technology (2010, Finland); Scientific Advisory Board of HIP,(2010, Finland); Kyoto University (2010, Japan); ANU (2011, Australia); OIST (2012,Japan);Cockroft Institute for Accelerator Science and Technology (2014, UK); Yound ResearchersSchool on Vacuum Micro- and Nanoelectronics (2017, Russia)

10.6 Main collaborators outside own departmentGroup of Material research at CERN, Switzerland, Dr. W. Wuensch; Racah Institute ofPhysics, The Hebrew University, Israel, Dr. Y. Ashkenazy; Tartu University, Estonia, Dr.V. Zadin; University of Uppsala, Sweden, Dr. V. Ziemann, M. Jacewicz; University of Ten-nessee, Prof. Y.Zhang, W.J.Weber, Prof. H. Xu; Univesity of Antwerp, Prof. E.Neyts; Aus-tralian National University, group of Assoc. Prof. P. Kluth; University of Tenneesee and OakRidge Nat. Lab., USA, Prof. W. J. Weber, Prof. Y. Zhang, H.Xu;

11. Computational tools11.1 Experience in simulation methods

Monte Carlo techniques (Binary collision approximation, Kinetic Monte Carlo), MolecularDynamics, Density Functional Theory calculations, Discrete Dislocation Dynamics (recentlyacquired), Artificial Intelligence techniques

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11.2 Programming experienceConstant programming using Fortran and C languages since 1991.

12. Positions of trust in society and other societal merits

. Member of Wellbeing group at the Department of Physics, University of Helsinki

. Founder and board member of the Kumpula Science International (KSI) organization for theinternational students and staff at Kumpula Campus of the University of Helsinki.

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