Warsaw Quantum Computing Group Meetup
Discussion panel between the leaders of quantum computing and presentations of 5 top quantum start-ups. Sign here: https://luma.com/3xtaq8by
Tomasz ĆwikFinqubitTomasz ĆwikCo-founder & CEO, FinqubitPassionate technologist and experienced financial industry executive who loves to shift the borders of what is possible with strong track record of successful innovations merging cutting-edge technologies with practical financial industry challenges. Leader of the first Quantum team in the financial sector in CEE. Recognized as one of the Worldwide Quantum Strategists by Quantum Insider.Read full bio →
Michał StęchłyPsiQuantumMichał StęchłyQuantum Software Engineer, PsiQuantumMichał Stęchły is a Staff Software Engineer at Lila Sciences and a consultant at PsiQuantum, where he previously worked as a Senior Quantum Software Engineer. His main interests include designing better abstractions and improving developer experience, with a particular focus on scientific and quantum computing. He is also active in the quantum computing community and is the author of a blog "Musty Thoughts" and QSEN, a newsletter about quantum software engineering.Read full bio →
Mateusz TykierkoIQM Quantum ComputersMateusz TykierkoMarket Development Director CEE, IQM Quantum ComputersMateusz Tykierko, PhD is Business Development Director CEE at IQM Quantum Computers, driving quantum computing adoption across Central and Eastern Europe. He is also Vice-President of the Polish Cloud Association and an academic lecturer at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. He has over 20 years of experience in quantum computing, HPC, and digital infrastructure across academia, public administration, and international research initiatives.Read full bio →
Piotr WcisłoNicolaus Copernicus University in ToruńPiotr WcisłoProfessor, Nicolaus Copernicus University in ToruńProf. Piotr Wcisło, DSc, PhD is an atomic physicist and a graduate of the Interdisciplinary
Individual Studies in Mathematics and Natural Sciences at Jagiellonian University,
specializing in atomic physics. He obtained his PhD from Nicolaus Copernicus University in
Toruń, Poland, where he has been working since 2015. His research experience includes
fellowships and research visits at leading scientific institutions, including the Harvard-
Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in the United States, JILA (the Joint Institute for
Laboratory Astrophysics, jointly operated by the University of Colorado Boulder and the
National Institute of Standards and Technology), and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
He has received numerous awards and distinctions, including the Stanisław Pieńkowski
Award (2015), the Polish Physical Society Award (2012), the Prime Minister’s Award for an
outstanding doctoral dissertation (2016), and the Minister of Science Award (2016 and 2017).
He has also received the START scholarship from the Foundation for Polish Science, a
scholarship from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education for outstanding young
scientists, and an award from the National Science Centre, Poland. His research has been
supported by several National Science Centre grants, including SONATA, two OPUS
projects, PRELUDIUM BIS, and SONATA BIS, as well as the prestigious ERC Starting
Grant.
His research focuses on ultra-precise molecular spectroscopy, precision measurements of the
properties of the simplest atomic and molecular systems, and tests of fundamental laws of
physics. Prof. Wcisło also develops novel methods for searching for dark matter, including
those based on optical atomic clocks. His work aims to test quantum theory and search for
possible manifestations of physics beyond the Standard Model, potentially paving the way for
groundbreaking discoveries in the natural sciences.Read full bio →
