His scientific publications are well known among the specialists working in dielectrics and physics of fractals not only in ex-Soviet Union but in the West as well. He collaborates actively with the scientists of other countries - Great Britain, France, Israel, Turkey and Japan. In 1995 and 1996 he won twice the competition among Russian and Ex-Soviet Union scientists, working in the universities of Moscow, S-Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Tomsk and other leading universities and got the financial support from the International Soros Fund for two years to continue his scientific and pedagogical activity in Kazan University.