Professor at Faculty of Informatics MU
Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University
Botanická 68a, Brno, 60200, Czech Republic (map)
| Email: | gruska@fi.muni.cz |
| Fax: | +420 549 49 1820 |
| Phone: | +420 549 49 4592 (office), +421 254 77 3718 (home) |
For further info about me please see my biography, CV, very short version of CV, my page at Academia Europa or 14-minute documentary movie Jozef Gruska GEN.sk, created by Slovak TV.
I am currently involved in the following topics:
There are several important reasons why it is now of large importance, for society in general and for informatics in particular, to develop a new, deeper, broader and more challenging perception of Informatics.
This new perception see Informatics as the oldest area of science and technology consisting of four closely connected areas (scientific, engineering, methodological and application) that has an important impact on other areas of science and technology and can be seen as their main guide and servat/queen.
If you are interested in this topic, see the following papers:
See also:
This is currently one of the hotest topics in science and technology. The goal is to explore how much can a clever use of inherently quantum phenomena improve (from the efficiency point of view) information processing, transmission (from the efficiency and security points of view) and/or realize actions (as teleportation) that are impossible when only of the classical world phenomena are used.
This area of science and technology can be seen as a merge of arguably two most areas of science and technology of 20th century - quantum physics and informatics and as such a merge it is expected to be of the key importance for the 21st century.
If you are interested in this topic (and you would like to get free the first book/monograph/textbook about the subject), see the refernces to the book and its updatings and corrections few klines below below
I am also much involved, as a co-founder and the Steering committee chair, in organizing, since 2001, a series of main annual Asia Quantum Information Science conferences (2001 - Tokyo, 2002 - Tokyo, 2003 -Kyoto, 2004 - Tokyo, 2005 - Tokyo, 2006 - Beijing, 2007 - Kyoto, 2008 - Seoul, 2009 - Nanjing, 2010 - Tokyo, 2011 - Busan/Seoul, 2012 - Suzhou, 2013 - Chenai). See, for example, AQIS'12 for the next AQIS conference.
I am currently teaching the following courses at Faculty of Informatics:
You may be interested in the following two books:
In quantum computing, we witness an exciting and very promising merge of two of the deepest and most successful scientific and technological developments of this century: quantum physics and computer science. In spite of the fact that its experimental developments are in their infancy, there has already been a variety of concepts, models, methods and results obtained at the theoretical level that clearly have lasting value.These concepts, methods and results are the main subject of the book.
An innovative, synthetizing, much broader than usual, precise but not too formal and focused presentation of fundamentals of modern computing as rich on interesting/important and indispensible conceptual tools and methods as well as deep/exciting results for undergraduate and graduate students in computing and related areas.
I would like to publish some references to very interesting publications and videos there.
If the summary above was not enough, you can find more about me there.
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I have collections of nativities, easter eggs, bookends, walking sticks, ....
These are some fine bookends!