FROM FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH TO REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS

A Quantum Leap in Information Technologies

At QLAB, we boldly push the boundaries of knowledge, seamlessly integrating disruptive quantum technologies with classical digital infrastructure. As researchers, we have embraced the ultimate challenge: transitioning innovations from the laboratory directly to the economy to build Europe’s enduring technological sovereignty. We are turning a grand vision into tangible reality!

Research Areas

To effectively translate science into tangible technological demonstrators, our work at QLAB is driven by a cohesive “innovation loop.” This encompasses the entire process—from the development of pure theory and algorithms, through the construction of proprietary photonic hardware, to final real-world applications.

Our activities are structured around four specialized Research Groups:

A Robust Ecosystem, Global Opportunities

Transitioning from fundamental quantum physics discoveries to commercialization requires stable, large-scale funding. At QLAB, our growth is driven by securing competitive national grants and European Union funds. Participating in flagship programs such as the Quantum Flagship and EuroQCI is more than a funding mechanism; it is a strategic partnership that integrates us tightly into the European innovation ecosystem.

By effectively leveraging these resources, we are evolving into a fully equipped technology center. These funds directly enable the construction of a unique photonic infrastructure, the creation of functional demonstrators, and the accelerated transfer of technology to the economy. It is these investments that make the promise of the quantum revolution truly tangible.

News & Events

Stay up to date with our latest breakthroughs in hybrid quantum technologies. Here you will find the newest updates on our research into secure quantum networks, artificial intelligence algorithms, and ultrasensitive metrology. Follow our progress, read about new partnerships, secured grants, and the vibrant life of our team. Discover how we are shaping the technological future at the University of Warsaw.

Three new Centers of Excellence at the University of Warsaw

11.06.2026
Over PLN 90 million for breakthrough innovations. The University of Warsaw has launched three new research centres funded by the Foundation for Polish Science under the International Research Agendas Programme. Prof. Paweł Dłotko, Prof. Ryszard Buczyński, and Prof. Magdalena Stobińska-Moretto will lead teams focusing on trustworthy AI for life sciences, structured optical fibres, and hybrid quantum technologies.

FNP: PLN 30 million for a quantum technology development center at UW

11.06.2026
Prof. Magdalena Stobińska-Moretto will head the newly established QLAB unit. The center, funded by the Foundation for Polish Science, will focus on the development of secure quantum networks, energy-efficient artificial intelligence, and ultrasensitive measurement methods. The researchers’ main goal will be the direct transfer of innovative technologies from science to industry.
Magdalena Stobińska

PLN 30 million for the development of quantum technologies! The innovative QLAB center is established at UW

11.06.2026
Dr. hab. Magdalena Stobińska-Moretto will head a new research unit at the University of Warsaw. The Center for Hybrid Quantum-Classical Information Technologies (QLAB) has received PLN 30 million from the Foundation for Polish Science. The team will focus on creating secure quantum networks and AI algorithms, placing special emphasis on combining scientific excellence with the implementation of innovations in industry.

MAB: Prof. Stobińska-Moretto and Prof. Buczyński as leaders of new centers

11.06.2026
Prof. Magdalena Stobińska-Moretto and Prof. Ryszard Buczyński will head two innovative centers under the International Research Agendas (MAB) program. Funded by the FNP, the QLAB and SOWA centers will focus on breakthrough research in quantum technologies and a new class of structured optical fibers with tremendous implementation potential.

PLN 30 million for the QLAB project

11.06.2026
The QLAB Center for Hybrid Quantum-Classical Information Technologies project, led by Prof. Magdalena Stobińska-Moretto from the University of Warsaw, has been awarded 30 million PLN in the prestigious International Research Agendas (MAB) competition organized by the Foundation for Polish Science. The new research center will focus on developing secure quantum networks and energy-efficient artificial intelligence, with a strong emphasis on the commercialization of results and close cooperation with the industry.

Breakthrough in the EuroHPC Initiative: First Successful Integration of a Supercomputer with a Quantum Platform

08.06.2026
The EuroHPC consortium has announced a historic success: the computing power of a classical supercomputer has been successfully combined with a quantum system to execute a complex hybrid algorithm. This is a giant leap for European science. For the QLAB Center, it validates our direction. The energy-efficient artificial intelligence algorithms we are developing fit perfectly into this global trend.