The story so far
From nanometres to neural networks.
Few people have gone from poking living cells with an atomic force microscope to running the technology side of a Norwegian-Polish consultancy. Greg has.
The physicist
Studied and did research at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków. He co-authored papers on the nanomechanics of endothelial cells, using an AFM tip to measure how cells stiffen and soften.
KrakówThe teacher
At university he ran "Nature = adventure" science shows and workshops, joined the physics students' club, worked with the University for Children, and led the students of his year.
Science for everyoneThe CTO
CTO and co-owner of Prosit, building systems, data platforms, AI and security with teams in Norway and Poland.
PrositThe AI researcher
Still publishing, now on language models. His recent papers ask whether Polish LLMs like Bielik know what they don't know.
AI / MLGreg by the numbers
Forty years, measured properly.
A physicist deserves precise numbers. These are approximate, but the significant figures are right.
Make a wish
Forty candles. Blow them out.
Click the candles one by one, or take a deep breath and do them all at once.
40 candles still burning
A few words
To my partner in Prosit.
Greg, building Prosit together with you has been one of the best things I've done. You bring the depth of a scientist, the curiosity of someone who still runs science shows for kids, and the calm of a man who knows how the systems really work.
Thank you for everything so far, and for everything we still have to build. Sto lat, my friend!
— Per Henning