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Mirek Golebiowski is an instrumentation scientist specializing in the design and development of advanced spectrographic systems for ground-based astronomy. His research has centered on the SuMIRe Prime Focus Spectrograph (PFS) for the Subaru Telescope, a cutting-edge instrument capable of simultaneously collecting spectra from 2,394 celestial objects across a broad wavelength range. Golebiowski has made significant contributions to multiple critical subsystems of this ambitious project, including the near-infrared camera design, visible camera cryostat engineering, and detector control systems. His 2014 paper detailing the near-infrared camera design has garnered 9 citations, while his subsequent 2016 works on the visible camera cryostats and detector systems have accumulated 7 and 5 citations respectively, reflecting a growing body of influence within the astronomical instrumentation community. What distinguishes his work is the remarkable technical breadth it spans — from optical design and thermal engineering to detector electronics — all in service of enabling massively multiplexed spectroscopy. His contributions are helping to push the boundaries of large-scale cosmological surveys, making tools that will allow astronomers to probe galaxy formation, dark energy, and the large-scale structure of the universe with unprecedented efficiency.