As the conference season progresses, we have delivered numerous talks during June, sharing our latest results throughout Europe and the USA.
PhD student Martin Bielak presented at Optica Quantum 2.0 in San Francisco, California, and shortly thereafter also at CEWQO (The 29th edition of the Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics) in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Another speakers at CEWQO were our PhD student Michal Neset, who is currently undertaking an internship at the University of Innsbruck, and Jaromír Mika from the atomic and molecular optics group.
Dominik Vašinka, Jaromír Běhal, and Jan Bílek gave talks to a large audience at CLEO®/Europe-EQEC 2025 (The Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics) in Munich, Germany, on the following topics:
D. Vašinka – All-ber microendoscopic polarization sensing at single-photon level aided by deep-learning,
J. Bílek – Experimental Noiseless Quantum Amplification of Coherent States of Light by Two-Photon Addition and Subtraction,
J. Běhal – Incoherent Lateral Shearing Digital Holographic Microscopy.
Jaromír presented his latest work on Incoherent Lateral Shearing Digital Holographic Microscopy also at SPIE Optical Metrology, which was held in Munich in the very same week.
We look forward to more scientific exchange with the broader quantum optics community in the months ahead.
