"Pattern Recognition Primer” (Springer) is an accessible introduction to pattern recognition and classification with practical Python examples. The book is co‑authored by Sano researcher Jan K. Argasiński, alongside Karol Przystalski, Maciej J. Ogorzałek, and Wiesław Chmielnicki.

Concert in Balice with Nina Gurol  During last week’s Sunday concert in Balice, as part of the SILENCE Music…

Race starts at 9:30 AM! Start, finish, and relay zone: al. 3-go Maja, at the height of Reymana Street

Michał Kosobudzki, Data Protection Officer at Sano, took part as a panelist on day two of the…

Digital twin in clinical practice At the Cluster Breakfast held at Sano, participants discussed how the concept of…

Scientists from Sano Centre for Computational Medicine have co-authored research that combines artificial intelligence with protein biology to…

September 4, 2025 | 9:00–10:00 AM | Sano Centre for Computational Medicine

 At Sano – Centre for Computational Personalised Medicine, we are driven by the ambition to translate cutting-edge research into real-world impact in healthcare. Equally important to us is growing as an organisation — one that offers a truly supportive, inspiring, and inclusive environment for researchers to thrive.

Krakow Conference on Computational Medicine | 15–17 October 2025 | Kraków, Poland | Theme: Enhancing Virtual Human Twin with AI solutions

We are proud to share that Monika Pytlarz, PhD candidate in the Computational Neuroscience team at Sano…

When institutions meet vision, the real progress begins in conversation.

sharing how to make EU funding work

ISMB/ECCB 2025 in Liverpool

On 29 July 2025, representatives of the Sano (Maciej Malawski, Marta Jarkiewicz, Marian Bubak) and ENSEMBLE3 (Dorota Pawlak,…

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Karolina Tlałka Represents Sano at UNCECOMP 2025

We are pleased to share that Sano has successfully passed the eligibility check for HR Excellence in Research Award, and our application has now moved forward to the expert assessment stage.

How the Brain Adapts Without Sight: A Multiscale View on Neuroplasticity in Blindness

We recently had the pleasure of hosting Professor Alberto Cacciola from Humanitas University and…

Advancing interdisciplinary science through computational innovation, Sano – Centre for Computational Medicine joined researchers from around the globe at ICCS 2025 in Singapore, held from 7 to 9 July.