Robert Pękal
Pełnomocnik Dyrektora ds. PCSS
dr inż. Krzysztof Turza
Dział Infrastruktury Sieciowej i Usługowej PCSS
dr inż. Maciej Chomski
Główny Urząd Miar Warszawa / ŚKL GUM Kielce
dr Marcin Bober
KL FAMO, Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu
CETEF’26 Thematic Conference
Quantum Technologies
Day II20.10.2026
Time: 9:00 - 15:00The Lecture and Conference Center of the Poznan University of Technology, Piotrowo 2, Poznań
Organizer
Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe (PCSS), affiliated with the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences, is the main organizer of the conference and one of the most important research and development institutions in Poland. For over thirty years, the Center has been connecting the world of advanced science with the needs of a modern economy, serving as a key node of the European Research Area and the operator of strategic e-infrastructure, including the PIONIER national broadband network and the High Performance Computing Center.
As a leader in digital transformation, PSNC is currently setting the directions for the development of quantum technologies. Within the strategic PIAST-Q initiative, the institution develops groundbreaking algorithms and prototypes that are set to revolutionize cybersecurity and advanced data analysis. The priority of these activities is to build technological sovereignty based on secure, Polish solutions that are becoming the foundation of Europe’s digital future.
The development of quantum innovations at PSNC is based on robust technological facilities, including the Polish Artificial Intelligence factory (Piast-AI) and advanced laboratories. Thanks to the experience gained in nearly 400 international projects, the Center successfully supports the process of prototyping and technology transfer, delivering ready-made solutions for industry, science, and society at every stage of their implementation.
Poznań University of Technology is one of the largest and most recognizable technical universities in Poland, with over 100 years of tradition in educating engineers and conducting scientific research. Its history dates back to 1919, and today the university has over 15,000 students enrolled in 9 faculties covering key areas of modern engineering, technology, and science. The academic staff consists of several thousand employees, including hundreds of experienced scientists and experts carrying out research projects in cooperation with industry and foreign partners. Poznań University of Technology has modern laboratory and research infrastructure, carries out dozens of international projects, and actively participates in mobility programs such as Erasmus+. Thanks to this, the university effectively combines a solid academic foundation with practical preparation of graduates for work in the dynamically changing world of technology and innovation.
Description
The “Quantum Technologies” conference is a substantive platform dedicated to the most important directions in the development of quantum engineering. The event provides a space for exchanging knowledge and experiences among the scientific community, engineers, and representatives of the technology sector.
The conference program comprehensively covers the key branches of this field and is divided into three main thematic sessions:
- Quantum Computing – a review of the state of development of quantum computers and innovative quantum algorithms, along with an analysis of the position of the Polish scientific community in global research on these technologies.
- Quantum Metrology – a presentation of achievements in the field of ultra-precise time and frequency measurement systems, with a particular focus on the development and applications of quantum clocks.
- Quantum Infrastructures – an overview of key research and implementation projects concerning secure quantum communication technologies and innovative solutions in the field of integrated systems and infrastructures based on quantum engineering.
The aim of the event is to summarize current trends and integrate the community around the development of sovereign, innovative solutions based on quantum technologies.
Agenda
Słowo VIP: 3min – Robert Pękal (PCSS)
Wprowadzenie: 8min (moderator sesji) – dr hab. inż. Krzysztof Kurowski (PCSS)
Prezentacja1.1: 10min (prezenter) – prof. Remigiusz Augusiak (Centrum Fizyki Teoretycznej PAN)
Prezentacja1.2: 10min (prezenter) – prof. Magdalena Stobińska (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
Prezentacja1.3: 10min (prezenter) – prof. dr hab. Michał Horodecki (Uniwersytet Gdański)
Prezentacja1.4: 10min (prezenter) – dr Daniel Bulmash (IQM)
Prezentacja1.5: 10min (prezenter) – dr Juris Ulmanis (Alpine Quantum Technologies)
Panel: 20min (moderator sesji, prezenterzy)
Przerwa kawowa
Słowo VIP: 3min – Rafał Duczmal (EuroHPC JU)
Wprowadzenie: 8min (moderator sesji) – (do potwierdzenia)
Prezentacja1.1: 10min (prezenter) – dr Marcin Bober (UMK Toruń, KL FAMO)
Prezentacja1.2: 10min (prezenter) – prof. dr hab. Szymon Pustelny (UJ)
Prezentacja1.3: 10min (prezenter) – prof. Przemysław Głowacki (PP, WIMiFT)
Prezentacja1.4: 10min (prezenter) – dr inż. Maciej Chomski (Główny Urząd Miar Warszawa / ŚKL GUM Kielce)
Prezentacja1.5: 10min (prezenter) – dr inż. Krzysztof Turza (PCSS)
Panel: 20min (moderator sesji, prezenterzy)
Lunch
Słowo VIP: 3min – (do potwierdzenia)
Wprowadzenie: 8min (moderator sesji) – (do potwierdzenia)
Prezentacja1.1: 10min (prezenter) – Piotr Rydlichowski (PCSS)
Prezentacja1.2: 10min (prezenter) – (do potwierdzenia)
Prezentacja1.3: 10min (prezenter) – Mateusz Mocydlarz (PCSS)
Prezentacja1.4: 10min (prezenter) – dr Mariusz Semczuk (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
Prezentacja1.5: 10min (prezenter) – (do potwierdzenia)
Panel: 20min (moderator sesji, prezenterzy)
Speakers
dr hab. inż. Przemysław Głowacki
Politechnika Poznańska – Wydział Inżynierii Materiałowej i Fizyki Technicznej, Główny Urząd Miar Warszawa/ŚKL GUM Kielce
Mateusz Mocydlarz
Dział Infrastruktury Sieciowej i Usługowej PCSS
dr hab inż. Krzysztof Kurowski
Kierownik Działu Technologii Kwantowych PCSS
Piotr Rydlichowski
Dział Infrastruktury Sieciowej i Usługowej PCSS
dr Juris Ulmanis
(Alpine Quantum Technologies) - Director of Quantum Technology
dr Daniel Bulmash
Education Lead @ IQM Quantum Computers
prof. dr hab. Michał Horodecki
(Uniwersytet Gdański)
prof. dr hab. Magdalena Stobińska
(Uniwersytet Warszawski)
prof. Remigiusz Augusiak
(Centrum Fizyki Teoretycznej PAN)
prof. dr hab. Szymon Pustelny
(UJ)
dr Mariusz Semczuk
(Uniwersytet Warszawski)
Contact with the Organizer
Damian Niemir
Kierownik Dział Współpracy i Kontaktów z Otoczeniem Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe (PCSS) afiliowane przy Instytucie Chemii Bioorganicznej PAN
Jana Pawła II 10, 61-139 Poznańe-mail: niemir@man.poznan.pl
www: www.pcss.pl kom: +48 693 919 940
- tel. + 48 22 651 73 87
- email. sekretariat@iztech.pl
- ul. Taborowa 22 02-699 Warszawa