We are pleased to announce that the winner of the competition announced on December 8, 2023 for the…

Just before the upcoming Christmas, we want to wish you a beautiful, peaceful, and healthy time!

The last week of November the Sano team was very busy with two big events, which marked the end of the year.

With the end of 2023, a grant agreement awarded to Sano by the International Research Agendas programme which provides support for specialised, independent research units in Poland, will also come to an end. Because of this, Sano takes different steps to summarise and evaluate the achievements of almost four years of work supported by the grant. The premiere Sano Science Day, which took place on 29 November 2023, was one of the biggest events dedicated to this purpose. It was a great moment to verify that our work goes according to the research agenda or even outperforms our initial plans.

As it turned out, the Sano Science teams are not experts in computational medicine only but also can share a recipe for a good event!

Being in hospital, most people feel anxiety and stress, provoked by a lack of information and a vulnerability of patient’s position.

The Scientific Affairs Director of Sano, Professor Marian Bubak will give a talk on the gala summary of the “My Szymborska” competition, on 8 December.

Big public conferences like the Open Eyes Economy Summit (OEES) provide a unique opportunity to learn what are the concerns of the public. The Summit has shown that Artificial Intelligence is one of the biggest concerns as participants sent hundreds of questions to a special messenger designed for the Summit, and most of them were about AI.

The director of Sano, Dr. Maciej Malawski and Dr. Olav Zimmermann from Forschungszentrum Jülich, a teaming partner of Sano took part in a crucial discussion on the future perspectives of the Widening programme with experts from EU institutions, practitioners, and national stakeholders.