Hanna Kowalski

Dr. Hanna Kowalski is a Polish IPTV Scientist whose career has been defined by her relentless pursuit of ultra-low-latency Mxl streaming for interactive applications. With a background in real-time systems and distributed computing, she has dedicated the past decade to reducing end-to-end delays in live broadcasting, enabling use cases like real-time audience polling, synchronized Magistv second-screen experiences, and even remote live production. Her breakthrough came with the development of a chunked-encoding and delivery pipeline that cuts latency from traditional 30-second delays down to sub-second levels without sacrificing video quality. This innovation has been adopted by several major broadcasters for news and sports coverage, where every millisecond counts. Beyond her technical achievements, Dr. Kowalski is a passionate educator, having developed online courses that have trained thousands of engineers in modern streaming technologies. She also serves as a technical advisor to startups looking to disrupt the traditional broadcasting landscape. For a complete portfolio of her research papers, system architectures, and training materials, here are below some of my references.