University of Gdańsk

Understanding mechanisms of action of small proteins and peptides in biological systems. As a part of a large international (Poland, South Korea, USA, Argentina, France, Sweden) informal research group we participate in a project to develop what is called a coarse-grained (simplified) model of polypeptide chain called UNRES (UNited RESidues). (www.unres.pl)

Search and study of short peptide sequences having a defined spatial structure and showing the ability to catalyze chemical reactions.

Dr Mariusz Grinholc, Assistant Professor at Intercollegiate Faculty of Biotechnology at University of Gdansk and Medical University of Gdansk in Poland. Was born on 16 June 1980. In the years 1995 - 1999 attended the Salesian High School, and then took up studies at the Intercollegiate Faculty of Biotechnology, which graduated with honors in 2004.

The broad aim of the Quantum Cybersecurity and Communication Group is to develop quantum solutions for problems in communication and information security.

 

Specific goals include the development of:

– Quantum key distribution protocols with low hardware requirements.

– Quantum true random number generators.

– Existing and new quantum cryptographic primitives.

– Methods for secure communication and computation.

– Formal security proofs of quantum cryptographic protocols.