@ARTICLE{Berliński_Mateusz_J._Students_2026,
 author={Berliński, Mateusz J. and Broczkowski, Mateusz J. and Chmiel, Jędrzej J. and Mielnicki, Jakub and Nowicki, Dawid and Wiecek, Kamil W. and Romaniuk, Ryszard S.},
 volume={vol. 72},
 number={No 1},
 journal={International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications},
 pages={1-8},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2026},
 publisher={Polish Academy of Sciences Committee of Electronics and Telecommunications},
 abstract={This collective work compiles essays written by graduate students at the Warsaw University of Technology, aiming to bridge the gap between established engineering disciplines, such as Electronics, Telecommunications, and Computer Science—and the emerging field of Quantum Information Technology (QIT). The pedagogical core of this project challenges authors to identify a hypothetical or practical ’quantum layer’ that could augment their standard Master’s thesis topics. This exercise serves to demonstrate that QIT is not merely an abstract physical theory but a versatile toolkit ready for cross-disciplinary application. The current 2025Z edition presents a diverse array of such hybrid concepts, ranging from environmental monitoring in Agriculture 5.0 and novel generative AI architectures, through robust cryptographic defense strategies and room-temperature biomedical sensors, to the fundamental hardware control stacks (Microwaves, ARTIQ/Sinara) required to operate quantum systems.},
 type={Article},
 title={Students review of innovations in quantum technologies, part 8},
 URL={http://www.czasopisma.pan.pl/Content/138502/35_5527_Berlinski_L_sk.pdf},
 doi={10.24425/ijet.2026.157896},
 keywords={quantum information technology, QIT, teaching of QIT, Ph.D. students view on QIT, QIT implementation in ICT theses, ICT, Agriculture 5.0, Machine Learning, Quantum Security, OPM, ARTIQ, Sinara, Microwaves, Quantum Sensing},
}