Dmitry Gavrilov

Accomplished Academic Support Specialist and researcher with expertise in computational science and physics. Currently supports courses at the University of Guelph, through tutoring, grading, and lab facilitation. Skilled in programming microcontroller devices, non-destructive evaluation (NDE) of materials, and data processing with Python, C++, and MATLAB. Holds a Ph.D. in Physics (University of Windsor) and pursues a Ph.D. in Computational Science.

Graduate Teaching Assistant at University of Guelph (2022-01 – Present)

• Provided online tutoring and assignment grading for CIS3190DE (Software for Legacy Systems) and CIS3190DE (Software for Legacy systems), CIS3130 (System Modeling and Simulation).
• Provided online assistance with student works via email and MS Teams, led laboratory sessions for CIS*1500 (Introduction to Programming).

Research assistant at Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences (2019-02 – 2021-12)

• Development of an experimental hardware and software for controllable mold cooling for aluminum casting process (Project THETA).
• Development of hardware and software for anti-COVID respirator quality control devices.
• Development of microcontroller device for industrial plasma coating of metals.

Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Windsor (2014-01 – 2018-12)

Research in Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) of materials, consulting in NDE of objects of art, materials analysis with X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectroscopy, research in Radio-Frequency Identification.

Graduate Teaching Assistant at University of Windsor (2006-09 – 2013-12)

• Supervised undergraduate Physics laboratory sessions (Introductory Physics 64-140, Physics for Life Sciences 64-130, Optics 64-222), developed laboratory procedures and student manual for Optics 64-222.
• Was also involved in assignments marking and exams proctoring for Physics-related courses.
• Provided lectures, tutorials, and assignment grading.

Research Assistant at University of Windsor (2006-09 – 2013-12)

• Participated in a range of projects related to Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) of materials with the use of ultrasonic imaging, infrared and thermographic techniques.

Laboratory Assistant at Institute for Biochemical Physics (2003-09 – 2006-03)

• Planned and conducted experiments in acoustic microscopy.

Ph.D. in Computational Science – University of Guelph (2026)

Ph.D. in Physics – University of Windsor (2014)