Author's meeting with Andrzej Dragan

Goleniow City and District Public Library invites you to an author's meeting with Andrzej Dragan, which will take place on January 24, 2025, at 17:00 in the library.

QUANTECHISM, or CAGE FOR PEOPLE
"Physics served up like the best stand-up. Quantechism is a real intellectual feast - something you don't get every day!"
Join us for a meeting with a "maverick physicist" who has found an elegant solution to one of the greatest quantum puzzles. Andrew Dragan - a man who will explain to you in a simple and fascinating way what quantum teleportation, the theory of relativity or other mysteries of the universe is all about. If these topics excite you, you simply could not come to a better place!

Who is Andrew Dragan?
A professor of theoretical physics whose theories are debated by scientists around the world. But his work is more than just science - Dragan is a true renaissance man who combines the world of physics with his diverse artistic passions.
Even as a teenager, he showed his rebellious nature by being active in cracker groups. In the 1990s he composed music on Amiga computers, performing under the pseudonym "Dreamer." Today, his artistic talent finds an outlet in photography and film. He has created portraits of such personalities as Jan Peszek, Mads Mikkelsen, Jerzy Urban and David Lynch, and his short films, music videos and commercials are true visual gems. For more of his work, visit: andrzejdragan.com.
A scientist who is changing physics

In 2020, Dragan, together with Professor Arthur Ekert, published the paper "Quantum Principle of Relativity." This work may be one of the biggest breakthroughs in physics since Einstein! He is also the author of two books that are generating great interest in the scientific community and beyond:
- Unusually Special Relativity (World Scientific Publishing, 2021)
- Quantum Mechanism 2.0, or the Human Cage.

A meeting with Andrew Dragan is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of physics that is more fascinating than you could have imagined. Come, see and be swept away by the scientific revolution!

Admission is free, seating is limited.