Jiri Janousek

Dr Jiri Janousek is a postdoctoral research fellow in the quantum imaging group at The Australian National University. His research focuses on the generation of squeezed and entangled states, optical detection techniques, and the technical design of optical cavities, optical parametric amplifiers, and solid state lasers. He has been involved in projects investigating the properties of quantum states of light in the spatial domain since 2008, with a particular interest in developing devices that generate squeezing in many spatial modes simultaneously. He earned his PhD degree in 2008 at the Technical University of Denmark, where he worked on using nonclassical quantum states of light for ultra-sensitive measurements and researched solid state lasers operating in the yellow spectral region.

Jiri Janousek is a Research Fellow at the Australian National University, specializing in quantum optics and quantum information science. His research focuses on advancing quantum technologies through experimental demonstrations of quantum protocols, entanglement, and quantum imaging. Key areas include Gaussian and non-Gaussian quantum states, quantum networks, and integrated photonic platforms for quantum communication. His work explores applications in quantum key distribution, quantum sensing, and subdiffraction-limited imaging within biological systems. Janousek's contributions emphasize the development of programmable quantum systems and the exploration of spatial and temporal quantum correlations in optical and mechanical systems.