Center for Molecular Electronics (CME)
The Center for Molecular Electronics has over 10 years experience in developing and manufacturing seismic instruments, including broadband and short-period seismometers and an innovative rotational seismometer.
For amateur seismologists and educators we have developed a family of unique, inexpensive, high-performance, seismometers ideally suited for educational seismic networks.
All models utilize pioneering molecular electronic technology (MET).
These seismometers are characterized by extreme ruggedness, wide operating temperature range, low-power consumption, compact size and simplicity in deployment.
Currently we are working on several R&D projects aimed at developing advanced MET seismometers with even better characteristics.
Vadim Agafonov
Head of CME
Education
PhD in physics and mathematics
Professional experience
Associate professor
Visiting professor at the Applied Chemistry University of Changchun, China
Dmitry Zaytsev
Senior researcher
Education
PhD in physics and mathematics
Egor Egorov
Senior researcher
Education
PhD in physics and mathematics
Alexey Perekhodov
Software engineer
Alexander Neeshpapa
Leading developer
Anna Shabalina
Scientific adviser
Alexander Antonov
Leading developer
Education
Doctoral student
Ivan Egorov
Researcher
Konstantin Beloselov
Electronics engineer
Pavel Dudkin
Researcher
Sergey Borisov
Chemistry engineer
Sergey Kurkov
Researcher
Svetlana Avdyukhina
Construction engineer
Yuri Fateev
Engineer
Evgeniy Ushakov
Electronics engineer