Research Fellow

Marek Gluza

Marek is a Research Fellow, and previously Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow at SPMS, and is developing new eigenstate approximation quantum algorithms stemming from double-bracket flows. He is a co-author of publications on a variety of subjects: computational complexity of tensor networks, foundations of statistical mechanics, matrix analysis applied to neutrino physics, many-body localization, holography, quantum field thermal machines, fidelity witnessing, and quantum state tomography of phonons or cold atoms. He believes that our most important challenge on the way towards achieving fault-tolerant quantum computation is, ironically, the man-made climate change. When playing chess with the white pieces he always opens with 1. b3 and he would be happy to play with you.

Ray Ganardi

Hi, my name is Ray, and I like resource theories. I also like coffee too :D website

Jakub Czartowski

Born in Gdańsk, Polish city of lions, I moved to Kraków, where I spent my university years at Jagiellonian University, obtaining BSc, MSc and PhD under supervision of prof. Karol Życzkowski. In Singapore, the Lion State, I pursue research of quantum thermodynamics, resource theories, designs in quantum mechanics and whatever topic I can contribute to. Privately, a photographer, a runner and aficionado of Japanese and Far East culture.