People who make research happen
Ana Belén Sainz
Group Leader
webpage, arXiv, Google Scholar, email: ana.sainz@ug.edu.pl
My research interests lie in the intersection of quantum foundations and quantum information theory: which non-classical features could we observe in Nature, and how could we harness them to power information processing.
Marcin Karczewski
Postdoctoral researcher
arXiv, Google Scholar, email: marcin.karzcewski@ug.edu.pl
I am interested in various manifestations of nonclassicality, with a keen focus on the role of indistinguishability in quantum physics.
David Schmid
Postdoctoral researcher
Google Scholar, email: david.schmid@ug.edu.pl
I am interested in formally capturing notions of classicality, and then understanding how the world forces us to give up on these notions. Ultimately, I aim to use these insights on nonclassicality to develop a more compelling realist interpretation of quantum theory which allows for meaningful causal explanations of quantum correlations.
Paulo Cavalcanti
PhD student
email: paulo.cavalcantidevasconcelosfilho@phdstud.ug.edu.pl
I'm interested in the foundations of quantum theory and causality. How can we make sense of the bizarre features of Nature?
Vinicius Pretti Rossi
PhD student
email: v.prettirossi.871@studms.ug.edu.pl
I'm interested in the investigation of quantum paradoxes and nonclassical behaviors, especially in how they can be tested by multiphoton setups.
Beata Zjawin
PhD student
email: beata.zjawin@phdstud.ug.edu.pl
I am still exploring the mysteries of quantum foundations! The primary focus of my current research is resource theories. I am also interested in generalizing concepts of classical causal inference to quantum mechanics.
Vicky Wright
Former member! Postdoctoral researcher
My research centres around identifying characteristic properties of quantum theory, with a view to studying their consequences for quantum technologies. To this end I work on topics such as Gleason's theorem, general probabilistic theories and contextuality.