Quantum Optical Devices

2024.I Check out our fresh papers in Phys. Rev. A and Optics Letters
2023.XII Nature Photonics publishes a News&Views article about our work
2023.III Mateusz defends his PhD thesis with distinction
2023.II Our preprint on microwave-optical conversion is out on arXiv!
2023.I We've been granted a European Patent for our quantum-memory device!
2022.XII Sebastian and Marcin receive Optoelectronics Prizes from the Polish Electronics Society for their MSc/BSc theses
2022.XI Our new paper on 3D tomography is out on arXiv
2022.X Group website goes live!
2022.X Sebastian joins the group as a PhD student
2022.X Mateusz submits his PhD thesis
2022.IX Sebastian and Tomasz defend their MSc theses in our group
2022.VII Marcin and Staszek defend their BSc theses
2022.VI Michał Parniak receives the Frank Wilczek prize
2022.V Michał Parniak receives the SONATA grant from NCN
2022.III Michał Lipka stays in the group of Morgan W. Mitchell at ICFO
2021.XII Michał Lipka receives the PRELUDIUM grant from NCN
2021.XII Andrzej defends his MSc thesis
2021.IX Krzysztof defends his MSc thesis
2021.VII Rebecca joins us for a month-long stay from NBI, Copenhagen
2020.X Michał Lipka joins the group as a PhD student
2020.VII QOD Lab is established in QOT/CeNT/UW

Press release: Discovery made by University of Warsaw scientists may enable network interface for quantum computers

by Michał ParniakUncategorized October 5, 2023March 29, 2024No Comments

A team of scientists at the QOT Centre for Quantum Optical Technologies, including a student from the Faculty of Physics (University of Warsaw), made a device capable of the conversion of quantum information between microwave and optical photons. The results of research, published in “Nature Photonics” magazine, highlight a new microwave detection method with possible …

Press release: a useful application for a quantum-optical signal processor: the improvement of spectroscopy measurements

by Michał ParniakBez kategorii February 19, 2022March 29, 2024No Comments

Researchers from the University of Warsaw have built the first quantum processor in Poland and are putting it to use in spectroscopy. They’ve demonstrated how quantum information processing can efficiently provide information on matter hidden in light. Several years ago, physicists from the Centre for Quantum Optical Technologies and the Faculty of Physics of the …