AI and the Future of Medicine: Paulina Tworek at Copernicus Festival 2025

Join Paulina Tworek from Sano Centre for Computational Medicine on May 25 at Copernicus Festival 2025 in Kraków, where she will explore the future of healthcare in the era of artificial intelligence.

Paulina Tworek, Postdoctoral Researcher at Sano Centre for Computational Medicine, will be one of the speakers at Copernicus Festival 2025, taking place in Kraków from May 20 to 25.

Her talk, titled “Sztuczna inteligencja na dyżurze. Czy lekarz to zawód wymierający?”, will be held on May 25 at 13:30 at the Museum of Engineering and Technology in Kraków (Św. Wawrzyńca 15). The event is part of the final day of the festival and is open to both in-person and online audiences, free of charge.

Exploring the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

With the rise of artificial intelligence in healthcare, questions about the future of medical professions have never been more pressing. In her talk, Paulina Tworek will explore how emerging technologies are reshaping clinical practice, diagnostics, and the doctor-patient relationship.

Paulina’s speech forms part of the 2025 Copernicus Festival theme: “Mystery.” As we continue to unlock the mysteries of human health with advanced computational tools, the line between human expertise and machine intelligence becomes increasingly blurred.

About Paulina Tworek and Sano

Paulina Tworek is a postdoctoral researcher in Personal Health Data Science at Sano Centre for Computational Medicine, where her work focuses on leveraging data science and machine learning to build solutions that support both patients and healthcare professionals. Her research explores the intersection of AI, medicine, and health data, contributing to the growing field of computational medicine.

Copernicus Festival: Where Science Meets Public Dialogue

The Copernicus Festival is one of Poland’s leading science communication events, known for bringing together experts from a range of fields — from philosophy and physics to neuroscience and artificial intelligence. It aims to foster public debate about science and its impact on society.

Join Us in Kraków or Online

We’re excited to see our researchers contributing to vital public conversations about the future of health and technology.
Congratulations to Paulina – we’ll see you at the festival!