Yana Izdebskaya

Yaroslav Izdebskaya is a researcher affiliated with the Australian National University. She is currently employed as a Research Fellow at the Research School of Electrical, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Her work primarily focuses on the study of optical vortices, spatial solitons, and their interactions in various media, including nematic liquid crystals. She has made significant contributions to the understanding of optical manipulation, optical trapping, and the dynamics of light-matter interactions. Izdebskaya has published extensively in high-impact journals and has presented her research at numerous international conferences. Her research has applications in areas such as optical tweezers, particle manipulation, and advanced optical technologies. She is also involved in collaborative projects that explore the potential of optical vortices for practical applications in physics and engineering.

Yana Izdebskaya is a researcher at the Australian National University with expertise in physics, optics, and nonlinear optical phenomena. Her work focuses on optical vortices, spatial solitons, and the dynamics of light-matter interactions in uniaxial crystals and nematic liquid crystals. She investigates the generation and manipulation of optical vortices, their applications in particle trapping, and the behavior of solitons in nonlocal media. Her research also explores the interplay between spin-orbit coupling and optical vortex dynamics, as well as the use of speckle fields and dielectric wedges for generating complex light structures. Her contributions span both fundamental and applied aspects of nonlinear optics and optical manipulation.