Dr. Jan Kołodyński received a PhD degree from the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw. He held his postdoctoral fellowship at Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO, Barcelona, Spain). Dr. Kołodyński has a strong scientific record including numerous publications and projects. Over the last years he implemented START and HOMING projects – both supported by the Foundation for Polish Science.

THE SCOPE OF THE RESEARCH

Within the QI2 Lab we primarily work on quantum metrology and sensing tasks. We develop the fundamental theory of quantum estimation protocols in order to focus on their optical implementations, with a particular interest in quantum sensors based on atomic-spin ensembles.

We also seek novel practical solutions in quantum information tasks of cryptography and communication, while exploring the applicability of their state-of-art photonic implementations.

Last but not least, we work on software for quantum experiments—our aim is to create an open-source library that will encompass various “quantum-tailored” data inference tools (such as filtering, compressive sampling or machine learning) so that they can be directly implemented in quantum control and sensing experiments that involve continuous-time measurements.