Tamás Sarkadi

Tamás Sarkadi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Atomic Physics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He specializes in optical technologies, including diffractive optics, laser measurement, 3D visualization, and holographic data storage. His research emphasizes security in optical systems and multifunctional materials.

Education and Teaching: He conducts experimental physics practices for electrical engineering students, focusing on mechanics and electrodynamics. He also delivers popular science lectures on optics to high school and university audiences.

Research Interests: His work spans optical encryption techniques, quantum optics involving photon pair sources, and the development of self-sensing composite materials. Recent studies explore retro-reflective display technologies and structural health monitoring with carbon fibers.

Publications: His most impactful works include advancements in optical encryption systems (e.g., hybrid phase-amplitude modulation) and innovations in holographic storage using phase-only data pages. His 2022 research on quantum interference and 2021 studies on multifunctional carbon fiber sensors highlight his interdisciplinary contributions.

Labs/Teams: Not explicitly mentioned in available texts, but his research suggests involvement in optics and materials science laboratories.