Projects as Principal Investigator
| Project title | The development of a simultaneous message-passing protocol with structured light | |||
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| Funding | Opus (2022/45/B/ST7/01234), This project is funded in whole by National Science Centre, Poland, 1 474 200 PLN | |||
| Place | Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Wrocław, Poland | |||
| Timeframe | 2023-2026 | |||
| Description | This project seeks to develop the simultaneous message-passing protocol with structured light. This concept fits into the trend to incorporate quantum solutions in classical applications. Such possibility exists due to the similarity between the world of quanta and classical optics. It is fair to say that the boundary between classical and quantum worlds started to blur recently, and the connection between those two emerged. In particular, our efforts will focus on developing the simultaneous messagepassing protocol toward a reliable communication system. The primary attention will be given to the increase of the capacity to transmit and process classical information with structured light. | |||
| Project title | Optical vortex wavefront sensor | |||
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| Funding |
Lider (LIDER13/0230/2022), This project is funded in whole by National Centre for Research and Development, Poland, 1 417 545 PLN |
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| Timeframe | 2023-2026 | |||
| Place | Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Wrocław, Poland | |||
| Description | The project aims to develop the Optical vortex wavefront sensor. The novel beam geometry, based on the optical vortex beam, will pave the way for various unique possibilities of wavefront evaluation. This will be possible due to the peculiar features of the optical vortex. The developed sensor will incorporate the iterative phase retrieval algorithms. This will increase the degrees of freedom in terms of evaluating the local wavefront curvature. The vortex beam will not only change its position according to the incoming wavefront but also its shape. Potential applications will focus on the evaluation of optical elements, classical, as well as modern freeform optical elements. | |||
| Project title | Examination of the quality of freeform optical elements through structured light | |||
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| Funding | The Iwanowska Programme (PPN/IWA/2019/1/00008), Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange | |||
| Place | Active Optics Lab, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, USA | |||
| Project title | Fine structures of light generation through spatial light modulators | |||
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| Funding | Etiuda (2018/28/T/ST2/00125), The National Science Center | |||
| Place | Physical Optics Group, Tecnologico de Monterrey, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico | |||
| Project title | Methods of generation and evaluation of optical vortices beams shaped by Spatial Light Modulators | |||
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| Funding | Diamond Grant (DI2015 007945), The Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education | |||
| Place | Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Wrocław, Poland | |||
| Project title | Optical vortex microscope – VirtualLab simulations | |||
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| Funding | Erasmus+ | |||
| Place | Computational Optics Group, University of Jena, Jena, German | |||