Abdullayev Fatxulla Xabibullayevich

Professor Fathulla K. Abdullaev is a distinguished theoretical physicist with decades of experience in fundamental and applied physics research. His work spans theoretical physics, thermal physics, and physical-technical systems, with long-term academic and research appointments across Europe, Asia, and South America. He is widely recognized for his leadership in scientific research, international collaboration, and the development of advanced physical theories.

Tashkent State University — Bachelor’s Degree in Physics (1964–1969)

Institute of Nuclear Physics — Postgraduate Studies (PhD Track) (1969–1972)

Academy of Sciences (Uzbekistan)

Senior Researcher, Laboratory Head, Deputy Head, and Head of Research Units (1976–1992)

Institute of Physics and Technology, Academy of Sciences

Head of Research Laboratory (1993–2013)

University of Salerno, Italy

Visiting Researcher (2004–2005)

University of Lisbon, Portugal

Marie Curie Professor (European Union) (2009–2011)

Technical University of Denmark (Lyngby, Denmark)

Otto Mønsted Professor (2010)

Universities in Malaysia

Professor (2013–2017)

São Paulo State University (UNESP), Brazil

Distinguished Visiting Research Professor (2014–2018)

Institute of Physics and Technology, Academy of Sciences (Uzbekistan)

Chief Research Scientist (2019–present)

State Prize of the Republic of Uzbekistan named after Abu Rayhan Beruni (1989)

Honorary Title: “Honored Scientist of the Republic of Uzbekistan” (1995)

Order of “Mehnat Shuhrati” (Order of Labor Glory) (2022)