Born 19 September 1961 in Wrocław, Poland. Nationality: British and Polish Position: Leigh Trapnell Professor of Quantum Physics Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics University of Cambridge, U.K.

D. Phil.	1991	Physics, Oxford University
	1988-1991	Graduate student, Physics, Oxford University
	1987-1988	Visiting student, Oxford University & Imperial College, London
M. Sc.	1985	Physics and Mathematics,
	1980-1985	Undergraduate, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland.
Baccalaureate	1980

2005-	Distinguished Professor, National University of Singapore
2002-2005	Temasek Professor, Singapore
2002-	Professorial Fellow, King’s College, Cambridge
2002-	Leigh-Trapnell Professor in Quantum Physics, University of Cambridge
1998-2002	Professor of Physics, University of Oxford
1998-2002	Fellow and Tutor in Physics, Keble College, Oxford
1994-1998	Research Fellow, Merton College, Oxford
1994-2001	Royal Society Howe Research Fellow
1991-1994	Junior Research Fellow, Merton College, Oxford.

• The European Union Descartes Prize (2004)
• Fellow of Institute of Physics (2004)
• Honorary Fellow of Institute of Physics Singapore (2002)
• US Air Force “Windows on Science Award” (1996)
• The Institute of Physics Maxwell Medal & Prize (1995)
• Pirie-Reid Award/Scholarship (1988-1991)

2003, May	Visiting Professor, University of Camerino, Italy
2001, Mar-Apr	NUSS Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore
2000 Feb	Visiting Professor, NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Atsugi, Japan
1999 Jan	Visiting Professor, University of Camerino, Italy
1998 Mar-Apr	Visiting Professor, University of Innsbruck, Austria
1993 May-Jun	Visiting Professor, University of Innsbruck, Austria

• Millennium Mathematics Project (http://mmp.maths.org/): On Management Committee.
• The Perimeter Institute (Canada): Member of the Scientific Advisory Board.
• The Canadian Institute for Advanced Research: Member of the Advisory Board
• EPSRC: On Physics College and EPSRC fellowship panels
• Member of editorial boards for: The Proceedings of the Royal Society A, The New Journal of Physics, The International Journal of Quantum Information.
• Directed and involved in organization of many conferences, workshops and summer schools, including the very first meetings that shaped the field of quantum information science, such as, The Rank Prize Funds Symposium on Quantum Communication and Cryptography Broadway, U.K., 29 Mar - 1 Apr 93, and a series of annual meetings on quantum computation at the Institute for Scientific Interchange, Villa Gualino, Torino, Italy (1993-2000).
• Frequent contributions to UK and foreign radio and TV programmes on science, technology and education.

Delivered over 200 invited lectures on various aspects of quantum data processing (full list available at http://cam.qubit.org/users/artur/Talks.html). These include plenary talks at various conferences and annual meetings of physical societies, tutorial and technical lectures at universities and research centres in Europe, USA, Australia and Asia.

The list of publication is available at http://cam.qubit.org/users/artur/Publications.html.

2002-	Head of the Cambridge-MIT Collaboration in quantum information science
2002-	Director of the Centre for Quantum Computation, University of Cambridge
2002-2004	Member of the Research Committee, King’s College, Cambridge
2001-2002	University Examiner, Department of Physics, Oxford
2000-2002	Head of the IT Committee, Keble College, Oxford
1999-2002	Member of the Academic Planning Committee, Keble College, Oxford
1999-2002	Member of the Steering Committee for the European Science Foundation Programme on Quantum Information Theory and Quantum Computation
1998-2002	Member of the Governing Body, Keble College, Oxford
1997-1998	Dean of Graduates, Merton College, Oxford
1997-1998	Tutor for Graduate Admissions, Merton College, Oxford
1996-1997	Member of the Publicity Committee, Department of Physics, Oxford
1995-1996	Member of the JRF Committee, Merton College, Oxford
1993-2002	Head of "Quantum Cryptography & Computation Group", Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford (from 1999 "The Centre for Quantum Computation")
1991-1998	Member of the Governing Body, Merton College, Oxford