Aurél Gábris

Brief CV

  • Name: Aurél Gábris
  • Born: Budapest, Hungary, 1977
  • Nationality: Hungarian (EU)
  • Education:
    • MSc., Physics, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest 2001
    • PhD., University of Szeged, Hungary, 2008
  • Research interests: quantum walks, chaos in quantum mechanics, quantum optics, quantum computing, quantum algorithms
  • Professional positions:
    • 2022– Deputy Head, Department of Physics in Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague.
    • 2008– Research fellow, Department of Physics in Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague.
    • 2008– Research fellow, Department of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information, Wigner Research Centre for Physics Research (part time)
    • 2001–2007 Junior researcher at the Department of Non-linear and Quantum Optics, Research Institute for Solid State Physics and Optics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
    • 2003/2004 Visiting research scholar, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, India
    • 2001–2004 PhD. student at the University of Szeged
  • Projects:
    • 2024–2026 European Photonic Quantum Computer. Digital Europe Programme contract no. 210935481 (team member)
    • 2024 Communication over noisy quantum networks in the NISQ era, Bundesdruckerei GmbH 2024 (WP leader)
    • 2022-2026 Czech National Quantum Communication Infrastructure. Europe Programme contract no. 210812928 (WP leader) Digital
    • 2022-2026 Digitally enhanced quantum technology master. Digital Europe Programme contract no. 101084035 (WP leader, member of executive board)
    • 2022–2023 Quantum secured communication in a critical infrastructure over lines with possible interferences. Austrian Institute of Technology/OpenQKD consortium QTEdu Quantum Technologies (project director)
    • 2021–2022 Open Master pilot. Quantum Flagship, QTEdu CSA (coordinator)
    • 2017–2020 Photonic quantum networks. Czech Science Foundation (GAČR), Contract No. 17-00844S (participant)
    • 2017–2021 Dynamics and measurement in coherent and open quantum information networks. National Research Fund of Hungary (OTKA), Contract No. K 124351. (participant)
    • 2014–2015 Quantum walks and quantum information applications using non-linear photonic structures. National Excellence Program of Hungary, Contract No. NKPR-2013-19414 (principal investigator)
    • 2013–2016 Harnessing the Power of Quantum Walks. Czech Science Foundation (GAČR), Contract No. 13-339065 (participant)
    • 2011–2015 Quantum optical and quantum information processing networks and their nonclassical properties. National Research Fund of Hungary (OTKA), Contract No. T83858. (participant)
    • 2007–2009 Cavity quantum electrodynamics: from atoms to many-body systems. National Research Fund of Hungary (OTKA), Contract No. T 068736. (participant)
    • 2004–2009 Czech-Hungarian SaT (Sciece and Technology) cooperation (CZ-5/3 and CZ-10/2007): "Representation and processing of quantum information in quantum optical systems" (participant)
    • 2005–2008 Quantum optical systems and their applications to quantuminformation. National Research Fund of Hungary (OTKA), Contract No. T 049234. (participant)
    • 2003–2007 Moving atoms and molecules in strongly coupled radiation fields. National Research Fund of Hungary (OTKA), Contract No. T 043079. (participant)
    • 2001–2004 Utilization of non-classical light in fundamental physical problems and in optical measurement technology, National Research Fund of Hungary (OTKA), Contract No. T 034484. (participant)
  • Research visits:
    • 2020, 1.5 months at the University of Paderborn in the group of Christine Silberhorn
    • 2014-2015, visiting scientist at the University of Szeged.
    • 2003-2004, six months at Physical Research Laboratory, India. Collaboration with Prof. Girish S. Agarwal on the study of cavity QED quantum computation.
    • 2000, 2001 and 2002, total of three months at the Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland. Studied four-wave mixing spectra of Rubidium atoms in a magneto-optical trap, in cooperation with Prof. Wojciech Gawlik.
    • 1997, two months at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, California, USA. Contributed to the group of Prof. M. L. Perl.