Wlodzimierz
Jaskolski
Institute of Physics Nicholas Copernicus University (NCU)
ul. Grudziadzka
5, 87-100 Torun, Poland
e-mail:
wjatfizyka.umk.pl
In the past:
Director
of the Institute of Physics, NCU
Dean
of the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy & Informatics
Vice-Rector
for the cooperation with business
Coordinator
of the COK project (film)
Coordinator
of the National Laboratory of Quantum Technologies
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Current research
fields
electronic
and magnetic properties of graphene structures and carbon nanotubes
topologically
protected states in graphene structures
electronic
and optical properties of quantum dots
Previous research
confined many-electron systems:
resonant states and tunneling in quantum dots;
impurity states in low-dimensional structures;
atoms
and molecules in cavities;
electron correlation in spatially confined systems;
zero-dimensional semiconductor structures in external fields;
CV
(recent conferences)
publications
(recent publications, since 2002)
Projects
1.
Localized states in graphene-based systems; the role of electron
interactions. National Research Council (2012-2014)
2.
Center of Quantum Optics, the European Regional Development Fund
(2008-2011)
3.
National Laboratory of Quantum Technologies, the European Regional
Development Fund (2008-2011)
4.
Strain effects In self-assembled InAs/GaAs quantum dots (State
Research Council) 2004-2006
5.
US Dept. of Commerce (NIST) Project Atomistic modeling of quantum
dots and hybrid nano-heterostructures 2005-2006
6.
Modelling of semiconductor quantum dots (State Research Council,
2004-2006)
7.
Energy structure of semiconductor quantum dots (State Research
Council, 2000-2002)
8.
Stationary and dynamical properties of confined systems (State
Research Council, 1996-1998)
9.
Physics of quantum dots (USA-Poland second Maria
Skłodowska-Curie FUND - 1999-2001)
10.
Senior Fulbright Fellow at Natioanl Institute of Standards and
Technology, Gaithersburg, USA 1996-1997
11.
Electronic structure of surfaces, quantum wells and superlattices
(State Research Council, 1993-1995)
12.
Polish-Spanish Scientific and Technological Cooperation,
1999-2002, project: The structure of many electron systems"