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Paper by prof. UAM Konrad Kapcia published in “Optica” journal
We are pleased to announce that Konrad Kapcia is one of co-authors of the publication “High-intensity X-ray pump-monochromatic X-ray probe technique across time zero” which currently appeared in Optica journal as a letter article: Optica 12(4), 530-533 (2025).
16.04.2025
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With Deep Sorrow
We announce the passing of Professor Waldemar Głaz The Faculty of Physics at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań regrets to announce that Professor Waldemar Głaz, PhD, passed away on March 21, 2025. Professor Głaz was an esteemed member of our Department of Nonlinear Optics, specializing in theoretical physics and molecular spectroscopy. Throughout his distinguished career […]
3.04.2025
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Cover of the March issue of Nano Letters
We are proud to announce that the cover of the March issue of the prestigious journal Nano Letters features a graphic from a scientific paper co-authored by Professor Adam Miranowicz from the Department of Quantum Information. The graphic on the cover comes from the publication “Achieving Robust Single-Photon Blockade with a Single Nanotip.” We congratulate […]
3.04.2025
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Interview with Prof. Barnaś in the magazine Życie Uniwersyteckie
An article with Prof. Józef Barnaś was recently published in the journal Życie Uniwersyteckie. The link to the interview can be found below. Link >>
24.03.2025
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Quantum Light Source Makes Historic Stop in Poznań as Part of European QuanTour
February 28, 2025 Earlier this week, Poznań joined the prestigious European quantum physics circuit as it welcomed a special single-photon source as part of the innovative “QuanTour” project. The quantum light source arrived in the city on Monday, February 24th, marking another successful stop in its 12-month journey across European quantum laboratories. A Warm Polish […]
28.02.2025
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Mateusz Zelent obtained Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action Fellowship
Mateusz Zelent obtained a prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action Fellowship for a project entitled Chiral Non-stationary Magnonic Auto-oscillator for neuromorphic computing, with a budget 217,965.12 €. Congratulations!
26.02.2025