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Grants and Awards
Grants that currently fund the lab activity in addition to the basic budget are marked with color
General
- 2020-2022: lab is a part of the consortium in the large scientific project "Neutrino and Particle Astrophysics"
 
Elena E. Nokhrina
- Since 2024: leader of the Foundation for the Development of Theoretical Physics and Mathematics “Basis” grant “Leader”
 - 2020-2022: leader of the RSF grant 20-62-46021 «Relativistic outflow formation and propagation in active galaxies».
 - 2021: admitted to the International Astronomical Union as an individual member;
 - Leader of the RFBR grant 16-32-60074 "Study of the propagation of radiation in jets from active galactic nuclei";
 - 2014: the winner of the competition for the creation of new courses at MIPT;
 - 2006-2009: Landau scholarship for graduate students specializing in theoretical physics from the Juelich Center (Germany);
 - 2006-2008: Dynasty Foundation grant for graduate students.
 
Vasily S. Beskin
- Since 2024: leader of the RSF grant 24-22-00120 «Radiation and propagation of radio waves in strongly magnetized astrophysical flows»
 - Leader of Grants:
                    
- RSF 16-12-10051 «Astrophysical jet emissions: from observations to theory and laboratory experiment»;
 - RFBR 17-02-00788 «Electron-positron plasma in the magnetospheres of radio pulsars and active galactic nuclei: dynamics and emission generation»;
 - RFBR 14-02-00831 «Dynamic and collective processes in the magnetospheres of compact astrophysical sources»;
 - RFBR 11-02-01021 «High-energy processes in the magnetospheres of compact objects»;
 - RFBR 08-02-00749 «Unsteady processes in the magnetosphere of neutron stars»;
 - RFBR 05-02-17700 «Kinetic and hydrodynamic processes in compact astrophysical objects»;
 - RFBR 02-02-16762 «Acceleration of particles and radiation of electromagnetic waves in the magnetosphere of radio pulsars»;
 - RFBR 99-02-17184 «Formation and structure of relativistic and nonrelativistic jet emissions in compact sources»;
 
 - 2014: the winner of the competition for the creation of new courses at MIPT;
 - 1994: L. I. Mandelstam Prize in Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences.
 
Evgeniya V. Kravchenko
- 2020-2025: leader of the RSF grant 20-72-10078 "Mechanisms of magnetohydrodynamic launch of relativistic jets in active galactic nuclei and related phenomena"; the grant was extended till 2025.
 - 2016: D.V. Skobeltsyn award for works of young scientists.
 
Alexander V. Popkov
- Since 2025: leader of the RSF grant for young scientists 25-72-00071 "Properties of the population of compact active galactic nuclei according to multi-frequency VLBI surveys of statistically complete samples".
 - 2019-2021: RFBR grant 19-32-90140 for PhD students «Active galactic nuceli: relation between their radio spectra and VLBI structure»;
 - 2017: graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University with honors.
 
Valeriya A. Frolova
- 2021: graduated from the LPR MIPT Master's program with honors.
 
Ivan M. Kostrichkin
- 2025: winner of the student scientific talk competition of the 67th All-Russian Scientific Conference of MIPT
 - 2023: winner of the student scientific talk competition of the 65th All-Russian Scientific Conference of MIPT
 
Fedor A. Kniazev
- 2025: winner of the student scientific talk competition of the 67th All-Russian Scientific Conference of MIPT
 
Arseny Y. Istomin
- 2023: winner of the student scientific talk competition of the 65th All-Russian Scientific Conference of MIPT
 
Yury Y. Kovalev
- Leader of Grants:
                    
- RSF 21-12-00241 «Active Galactic Nuclei: emission mechanism of these space supercolliders» (in 2021-2022)
 - RSF 16-12-10481 «Synchrotron self-absorption in the nuclei of active galaxies: astrophysics and applied applications» (2016-2018; extended for years 2019-2020);
 - RFBR 13-02-12103 «Universe from radio to gamma bands»;
 - RFBR 12-02-33101 «Radiointerferometric Studies of Central Active Nuclear Galaxies»;
 
 - 2017: Friedrich Bessel Prize, Alexander Humbolt Society, Germany
President of the Humbolt Foundation awards Yu.Yu. Kovalev with Wilhelm Bessel Prize; - 2016: elected as a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences;
 - 2016: Honorary title Professor of RAS;
 - 2015: Medal of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II degree;
 - 2012: Prize for Young Doctors of Science, Dynasty Foundation;
 - 2010: Astronomy Prize, F. Bredikhin RAS.
 
Andrey P. Lobanov
- 2020-2022 гг: leading scientist in the RSF grant 20-62-46021 «Relativistic outflow formation and propagation in active galaxies».
 - 2020 г: Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics (within Event Horizon Telescope collaboration).
 
Paul A. Boley
- 2018-2022: Group leader of Russian Science Foundation grant 18-72-10132 "Studies of massive star-forming regions and massive young stellar objects with spatially resolved observations at optical and infrared wavelengths".
 
Alexander V. Plavin
- 2022: Prize of the Government of Moscow to young scientists for 2021 for the work "Quasars: the nature of flares, the birth of neutrinos and their role in solving modern applied problems";
 - 2020: D.V. Skobeltsyn award for works of young scientists;
 - 2019-2021: RFBR grant 19-32-90141 for PhD students «Quasar jets at sub-parsec scales»;
 - 2017: graduated from the DCAM MIPT MSc program with honors;
 - 2015: a WorldQuant scholarship;
 - 2015: graduated from the DCAM MIPT BSc program with honors;
 - 2014: a Gazprombank scholarship;
 - 2011-2014: Abramov-Frolov Foundation Scholarship.
 
Alexander B. Pushkarev
- Leader of Grants:
                    
- RFBR 15-42-01020 "Silhouette of relativistic jets of active galactic nuclei: opening angles, collimation, and acceleration";
 - RFBR 17-02-00197 "Magnetic fields in active galactic nuclei";
 
 - 2016: Honorary title Professor of RAS;
 
Daria I. Zobnina
- 2020-2022: RFBR grant 20-32-90108 for PhD students «Linear polarization variability of the parsec-scale jets of active galactic nuclei»;
 - 2018: graduated from Lomonosov Moscow State University with honors.
 
Ivan Kramarenko
- 2020: grant from the Komissarov foundation
 
Stanislav V. Babak
- 2016: The Gruber Cosmology Prize (within LIGO collaboration)
 - 2016: Distinguished Science Award (within LIGO collaboration)
 - 2016: Special Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics (within LIGO collaboration)
 - 2012: Director’s award for scientific achievements at Albert Einstein Institute
 - 2010: BAR grant to purchase a computing cluster
 - 2008: DPG grant (within SFB Tier 7) on low-frequency gravitational waves
 - 2007: DLR (German Aerospace agency) grant for LISA data analysis
 
Alexander A. Philippov
- 2017: NASA Einstein Postdoctoral Fellowship;
 - 2016-2017: Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship, Princeton University — Princeton University’s top honor for graduate students in their last year;
 - 2015-2017: Nasa Earth and Space Science Fellowship;
 - 2012: scholarship of the President of the Russian Federation;
 - 2012: Dynasty Student Scholarship;
 - 2011: V.L. Ginzburg scholarship, LPI;
 - 2008-2009: Abramov-Frolov Foundation Scholarship.
 
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