Unravelling the fundamentals of quantum coherence in mesoscopic systems to shape the future of quantum technologies
Research
I study quantum optics and its connections to quantum technologies and condensed matter physics. Quantum physics is a peculiar and counterintuitive field of physics that describes the behaviour of individual atoms or larger systems cooled to extremely low temperatures; the subfield of quantum optics focuses on the interaction of these systems with light. Like many other researchers the world over, I am trying to understand how we can use the unusual features of these systems to build better, more efficient computers, communicate more securely, or measure properties of various objects with better precision.
Team
I work with a group of hard-working, talented, and motivated people to reach these goals.
News
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About me
I am an assistant professor at the Palacký University Olomouc, Czechia, where I lead an independent research group and teach courses related to quantum physics and technology.
Contact
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions about my work or open positions, want to collaborate, or are looking for a thesis topic.
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