A new paper titled “Modularity Maximization and Community Detection in Complex Networks Through Recursive and Hierarchical Annealing in the DWAVE Advantage Quantum Processing Units” has just been published.

Exploring Bold Strategies for the Future of Talent

A free webinar on interoperability, HPC infrastructure, and the role of AI Factories in the development of modern healthcare services

The Director of Sano becomes part of the international leadership shaping the future of digital medicine.

– working together for the advancement of Polish science

The Perspective of Maciej Malawski and Marian Bubak Presented at “Śniadanie Klastra LifeScience”

THE FESTIVAL OF GENOMICS & BIODATA- UK’s largest Life Sciences event

New Publication

Innovative Cardiovascular Research from Auckland

We are pleased to announce that Magdalena Otta, researcher at Sano Centre for Computational Medicine,…

a systematic review of maternal microbiome transfer to newborns

We are pleased to share that SANO – Centre for Computational Personalised Medicine – International Research Foundation and Mohammed Bin Rashid…

“Why does my protein make jelly and how is it related to neurodegeneration? “Jakub Wojciechowski

Highlights and Key Moments from 2025

Advancing Multiscale Modellin for Ischaemic Stroke

We are proud that two members of the Sano team are contributing to the growth and direction of such an important organization in Polish science.

During the seminar, Rosmary Blanco from the Computational Neuroscience Team delivered a talk entitled “Toward Trustworthy AI for Acute Ischemic Stroke Triage with EEG: From Signal Processing to Uncertaint -Aware Decision Support.”

Sano – Centre for Computational Medicine proudly announces that Dr. Tomasz Kościółek has been awarded the First Team grant of the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP).

Great news to kick off the year!

For innovative AI tracking brain metastases. “Her uncertainty-aware explainable architecture transforms radiologists’ segmentation variability into valuable clinical insights for safer treatment decisions.”