Professional CV
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Florida International University and Director of the Quantum Technologies and Metamaterials Lab.
Prof. Krasnok develops theory, computation, and experiments for quantum photonics, complex-frequency electrodynamics, resonant scattering, metasurfaces, cryogenic quantum systems, and quantum sensing. His work connects fundamental wave physics with practical engineering platforms for quantum hardware, sensing, RF systems, and nanophotonics.
Email: akrasnok@fiu.edu
Current work spans wave physics, quantum hardware interfaces, metamaterial-enabled sensing, and computational electromagnetic design.
Pole-zero engineering, non-Hermitian scattering, waveform design, Fano interference, virtual absorption, and resonant wave control.
Quantum control, circuit/cavity-QED interfaces, superconducting microwave cavities, qubit diagnostics, and cryogenic photonic links.
Metasurfaces, Mie resonators, NV-diamond magnetometry, MRI field-control metasurfaces, RF sensing, and applied metrology.
Prof. Krasnok teaches quantum engineering and computational electromagnetic topics with reproducible, hands-on workflows.
Prof. Krasnok launched FIU's first undergraduate/graduate quantum-computing sequence, EEE 4423 and EEE 6429. Courses use Qiskit, Python, reproducible notebooks, recorded modules, and no-cost materials.
Mentoring emphasizes rigorous modeling, Python/Jupyter workflows, simulation, measurement practice, documentation, publication-quality figures, and technical writing.
Service includes Co-Director leadership for the FIU Quantum Initiative, associate editorship for Photonics Research, editorial board service for Advanced Photonics Nexus and Reviews on Advanced Materials Science, guest editing, and IEEE RAPID session organization.
Publication profiles, institutional pages, public writing, and lecture videos.
Recorded seminars and public lectures connected to the lab’s research and teaching mission.
Invited lecture, Polytechnique Montréal, December 12, 2022.
FIU KFSCIS seminar, March 18, 2022.
