The 16th Valiev International Conference “Micro- and Nanoelectronics – 2025” (ICMNE-2025) including the extended Sessions “Physics of Surfaces and Heterointerfaces” and “Quantum Technologies” will be held in the city of Yaroslavl, located on the picturesque banks of the Volga River, 250 km northeast of Moscow. Registration of participants (from 9.00 on October 6, 2025) and conference sessions will be held in the Main Building of the P.G. Demidov Yaroslavl State University (14 Sovetskaya St.).
There are a large number of hotels and hostels in Yaroslavl. The local organizing committee recommends that conference participants stay in a hotel «Яротель Центр» located in the city center, within walking distance from the conference venue. A hotel «Ibis Ярославль Центр» located nearby is also optimal for conference participants. Participants are responsible for booking rooms and paying for them themselves.
You can get from Moscow to Yaroslavl in 3-4 hours by train from Yaroslavsky railway station (metro station “Komsomolskaya”). From Yaroslavl-Glavny railway station to the stop Krasnaya Ploshchad (this is the place where the university is located) the best transport is trolleybus No. 1.
Yaroslavl International Airport “Tunoshna” is an airport of federal significance. It is located in the Tunoshyonskoye rural settlement, 2 km northeast of the village of Tunoshna, 17 km southeast of the city center of Yaroslavl. The federal highway M8 “Kholmogory” connects the airport with the city center. The public transport schedule from the airport to Yaroslavl can be found here.
Yaroslavl is the capital and one of the most interesting cities of the Golden Ring. Yaroslavl, famous for its ancient history, has about 800 unique cultural and architectural monuments.
The first mention of Yaroslavl is found in the Tale of Bygone Years and dates back to 1071. However, the official date of the city’s formation is considered to be 1010. It was then, according to legend, that Prince Yaroslav the Wise fought a bear, which was set on him by pagans who did not want to obey the will of Yaroslav Vladimirovich. The prince won the fight with the beast. Only then did the locals submit to the prince, who founded a wooden fortress at the confluence of the Volga and Kotorosl, from which the city began.
All about the capital of the Golden Ring – Yaroslavl.
In their free time, conference participants will be offered walking tours of the city and excursions to the Tolgsky Monastery or the Vyatskoye Historical and Cultural Complex (optional).
Demidov Yaroslavl State University (P.G. Demidov YarSU, also known as Demidov University) was founded in 1970. It considers itself the successor of Yaroslavl State University (1918-1924) and Demidov Law Lyceum, founded in 1803. In April 2017, it became one of the regional flagship universities.
The Physics Department of the P.G. Demidov Yaroslavl State University was established on July 7, 1976 by dividing the Physics and Mathematics Department into the Physics and Mathematics Departments. From January 1, 2025, the Physics Department was renamed into the Physics and Engineering Department. Students are trained in five areas: physics, electronics and nanoelectronics, radiophysics, infocommunication technologies and communication systems, radio engineering. Seven theoretical and applied departments, as well as a laboratory of mathematical modeling of physical processes, train specialists, bachelors, masters and postgraduates. The faculty has two departments that were created on the basis of enterprises and scientific institutions: the department of digital technologies in radio engineering at the Yaroslavl Radio Plant and the basic department of nanotechnology in electronics of National Research Center “Kurchatov Institute”, Valiev Physics &Technology Department, Yaroslavl.
Welcome to Yaroslavl for another
16th Valiev International Conference “Micro- and Nanoelectronics – 2025” (ICMNE-2025)!
