Sano brings metagenomic-deepFRI to Gene Forum 2026
In Tartu, Filip Schymik presented our work on making structure-based protein function prediction faster and more accessible.
New publication: comparing metagenomic sequencing platforms
A new study co-authored by Tomasz Kościółek from Sano has been published in mSystems. The…
Sano News
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From Lab to Market: Sano Turns Computational Medicine Research Into Companies
First Spin-Off Launched, Pipeline Growing
Adam Sułek at Thursday Gathering #263: AI Reshaping Daily Life
Dr Adam Sułek, a researcher at Sano specializing in AI-aided drug discovery, will take part in the panel “Gaia AI Factory – From Infrastructure to Innovation” during Thursday Gathering #263: AI Reshaping Daily Life. The event takes place…
Teaching AI to fill in the gaps
At the Health AI & CyberSec Summit in Warsaw, Sano’s Wojciech Szymański showed how to make 3D medical…
Sano’s legal team at ICAIL 2026
Law, AI and healthcare
Can AI Really Think Like a Doctor? — Twin Things Podcast #8
New episode out now
Maciej Malawski honoured with the AGH Rector’s Award for a publication in Nature
The Director of Sano is among the laureates of the first-degree Award for one of AGH's most prestigious publication achievements of 2025.
A Field Guide to Confidently-Wrong AI Agents
Michał Orzechowski heads to AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe with a practical playbook for building AI agents you can actually trust.
Summer at Sano: sunshine, SUPs and good company
See how our team celebrated summer at Bagry Lake
NEED sweeps Demo Day — and more in the new Sano News
New Sano News is out
Bringing clarity to how machine learning models “see” molecules
New Publication in the Journal of Computational Science
Sano at BIT26: Tracking the Sinus Microbiome
At the 26th Bioinformatics in Toruń conference, Sano's Sylwia Bożek presented work on how the sinonasal microbiome changes over time in chronic rhinosinusitis.
Sano’s deepFRI2 at ISMB 2026
Postdoctoral researcher Paweł Szczerbiak presented Sano's interpretable protein-function prediction model to more than 2,000 computational biologists in Washington, D.C
Building Bridges: Kraków Visits Sano
Representatives from the City of Kraków and the Invest in Krakow programme visited Sano to learn more about computational medicine.
A summer of learning at the frontier
Three Sano researchers spent part of July at two leading international summer schools in Italy — one on computational fluid dynamics at GSSI in L'Aquila, the other on computer vision in Sicily.
ISTAO Delegation Visits Sano
Italian business school delegation explores the Teaming model of research, innovation, and knowledge transfer
Don’t forget about your gut – how does the human gut microbiome influence neurodegeneration?
New publication in npj Biofilms and Microbiomes "Aggregation in gut: on the link between neurodegeneration and bacterial functional amyloids"
Twin Things Podcast: Simulating Humans
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