Lieutenant Colonel
Denis
Dúbravčík
Joint Air Power Conference Centre (2022-2024)
Lieutenant Colonel Denis Dúbravčík enlisted in the Czech Air Force in 1996. He graduated from the Brno Military Academy with a BSc in Military Rocket and Aircraft Systems and an MSc in Mechanical Engineering. He is a graduate of Squadron Offices School Maxwell Airbase US. He served, among other functions, as a Weapons instructor and commander of the 212th Tactical Squadron. He is a pilot and instructor of the L-159 ALCA with more than 1500 flight hours experience. He is currently serving in Assessment, Coordination and Engagement Branch and is responsible for the Plans, Concepts, Development and Vision of the JAPCC.
Information provided is current as of November 2024
From the Author
Quantum Technologies for Air and Space (Part 3 of 3)
Quantum for ISR and PNT: Use Cases and Timelines
By Lt Col
Denis
Dúbravčík
By Dr
Michal
Krelina
This is the third and final piece in a series on air, space, and cyber applications of Quantum Technology (QT). The objective of the series is to disentangle the science of QT to inform strategic [...]
Quantum Technology for Defence
What to Expect for the Air and Space Domains
By Lt Col
Denis
Dúbravčík
By Dr
Michal
Krelina
Quantum Technology (QT) has its foundation in quantum mechanics, a discipline more than one hundred years old. The first applications of quantum mechanics, known as Quantum Revolution 1.0, include nuclear fission, lasers, semiconductors, etc., where [...]
