Prof. Leszek R. Jaroszewicz (PhD Eng DSc) – Team Leader

He was born in the year 1959. He is working in the Institute of Applied Physics, Military University of Technology. He is also a leader of the FOSREM Science Team in Elproma Electronics. His initial scientific interest was the optical fibre elements technology, theory and application concerning non-telecommunication optical fibre usages. At present, the main field of his scientific interest is photonics technology application for sensors devices including hybrid waveguide transducers employing liquid crystalline materials, new technologies of manufacturing of monocrystals and glasses especially the oxide type ones, the theory of complex semiconducting structures designed for their application in a new generation of the electromagnetic radiation detectors, technologies of advanced fibre optics as well as photonic crystal fibre elements, materials and technologies for hydrogen storage. He is also engaged in the investigation of the polarization problems in a variety of waveguide structures applied in the construction of sensors. From 2020 he is the Corresponding Member of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Jerzy K. Kowalski (PhD Eng)

He was born in the year 1959. He worked at Elproma Science Department as the Director until Decemberr 2023. He studied at the Warsaw University of Technology. In 1984 he did an M.Sc Eng in electric sciences, and in 1989 he did a PhD in electronics. His scientific interest was the stepper motor control system, measurement system and telemetry. At present, his attention is on telemetry and telemedicine. He is the author or co-author of eight patents.

Anna Kurzych (PhD Eng)

She was born in 1989. In 2013 she graduated from Military University of Technology (MUT), Warsaw, Poland, where she majored in new materials and technologies. She is a postgraduate student at the Institute of Applied Physics at MUT. She studies material engineering, and her primary scientific interest is the interferometric optical fiber sensors area. Moreover, she is interested in 3D printing and designing. In 2018 she did a PhD in Physics.

Michal Dudek (PhD Eng)

Michał Dudek obtained his M.Sc. and Eng. degrees in applied physics (photonics) at the Faculty of Physics, Warsaw University of Technology and then his PhD in mechanical engineering (photonics engineering) at the Faculty of Mechatronics, Warsaw University of Technology. Since 2016 he is working at the Institute of Applied Physics, Military University of Technology, currently in an assistant professor position. His main fields of interest are optical fiber sensors (including rotational sensors), optical fibres’ laser micromachining, and metamaterials. In his previous studies, he was focused mainly on tomographic (interferometric and holographic) analysis of optical fibers and their polymer micro-components and numerical simulations of those microstructures.

Tomasz Widomski (M.Eng)

Tomasz Widomski (ELPROMA) has ITU accreditation from the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland. He is the EU cybersecurity advisor for critical infrastructure synchronization. He supported cybersecurity teams at the EU of the DG-Energy, DG-Connect groups. He supports the professional metrology NMI market by creating a bridge between the IT / OT industry inside the EU and the scientific market. He also acts as Industry 4.0 advisor for BIPM and TA(PL) – the group of atomic time-scale labs working on ePRTC/cnPRTC clocks for 5G and future 6G. Tomasz has supervised the DEMETRA Horizon2020 Project (2014-2016), where he has worked with INRIM, NPL and Thales Alenia Space, currently joining the development of the 1st SAASM GALILEO GNSS receiver (GIANO Project 2019-2021). He also has worked with ELPROMA at CERN White Rabbit (2009-2014). Tomasz holds a degree in Computer Science (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland) and a degree in Company Valuation Methods (Warsaw School of Economics). He is the ambassador of the Elproma Time Server brand (www.elpromatime.com). He was the ELPROMA CEO (1992-2014).