Marcin M. Wysokiński

Dr. Marcin M. Wysokiński is a Researcher at the International Research Centre MagTop, Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, where he has been continuously affiliated since 2017 (initially as Postdoctoral Researcher). His career includes a significant research fellowship at SISSA in Trieste (2015-2017) under Poland's 'Mobility Plus' program with dual affiliation to Jagiellonian University.

His academic credentials feature:

• Habilitation in Theoretical Physics (2022, Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences)
• PhD in Theoretical Physics (2015, Jagiellonian University, Kraków)
• MSc in Theoretical Physics (2011, Jagiellonian University)

Research focuses on quantum phenomena in condensed matter systems, particularly phase transitions in correlated fermions, unconventional superconductivity, and topological matter. His theoretical framework examines both equilibrium and non-equilibrium dynamics, evidenced by presentations at premier conferences including SCES 2023 (Korea) and European Magnetic Symposia 2022 (Warsaw). Methodologically, his work combines advanced quantum many-body techniques with computational modeling of complex materials.

Major recognitions include:

• START Fellowship (Foundation for Polish Science, 2017)
• SONATINA 1 Grant (National Science Centre, 2017 - 2nd place nationwide)
• Ministry of Science Fellowship for Outstanding Young Scientists (2020-2022)

As an educator, he conducts specialized PhD-level courses in Condensed Matter Theory at the Institute of Physics and serves on doctoral committees at University of Warsaw. His leadership extends to conference organization, notably co-chairing 2023-2024 workshops on magnetism-superconductivity-topology interfaces. The International Research Centre MagTop provides his primary research ecosystem for advancing quantum materials theory through both independent work and international collaboration.