Igor Adamovich

Igor Adamovich studies plasma physics, especially non-equilibrium (out-of-thermal-balance) plasmas generated by electrical discharges, and how they interact with gases and surfaces. His work spans diagnostics of excited atoms and molecules, theoretical models of energy transfer in atomic and molecular collisions, and applications such as plasma-assisted combustion, plasma catalysis for chemical synthesis, and hypersonic flow plasmas. Prospective students would likely engage with experimental spectroscopy, plasma diagnostics instrumentation, and computational/theoretical modeling of collision and reaction processes.

Publication output was relatively high and fairly steady from 2017 to 2022 (averaging around 17-21 per year) but has declined notably from 2023 through 2026, dropping to roughly 5-12 per year.

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