We’re excited to share the latest edition of our monthly newsletter — a quick and engaging roundup of what’s been happening at the Sano Centre for Computational Medicine.

Shaping the Future of Digital Health in Europe

From May 20–25, 2025, the Copernicus Festival once again turned Kraków into a meeting ground for thinkers, scientists, artists, and the curious. This unique event continues to bridge the gap between science, humanities, and technology. And once again, Sano Centre for Computational Medicine was there to contribute to the conversation.

The 25th IEEE International Symposium on Cluster, Cloud and Internet Computing (CCGrid2025) took place on May 19–22, 2025,…

How is innovation reshaping modern medicine? At the "(Bio)Medicine 4.0" seminar, experts—including Sano researchers—explored the future of drug development and AI in healthcare

Some questions are too powerful to answer — they must be explored. That spirit of curiosity and wonder animates this year’s Copernicus Festival, where science meets mystery, and Sano is proud to be part of the journey

On May 19, 2025, the Palace of Art in Kraków hosted the „Informatyka w sztuce i humanistyce” conference — an event at the intersection of technology, creativity, and cultural reflection. The conference was organized as part of the annual celebration of World Telecommunication and Information Society Day.

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.

We’re excited to highlight a new research article from our partners in the NearData project, titled:“Federated EndoViT: Pretraining…

The collaboration between Sano – Centre for Computational Medicine and the Palace of Immortality is a meeting of two worlds — a fusion of science and art in a space where questions about the body, technology, and identity gain a tangible dimension: technical, bodily, and social. 

We are pleased to share an exciting opportunity for students, early-career researchers, and anyone interested in the intersection of life sciences and digital technologies.

Catch up on the latest research, insights, and developments from the Sano Centre for Computational Medicine.

Join us on April 24 at the Institute of Psychology

On the last weekend of March 2025, the seventh edition of Brainhack Warsaw took place—a unique three-day event dedicated to students and PhD candidates interested in neuroinformatics, neuroscience, machine learning, and brain data analysis. The hackathon was organized by the Neuroinformatics Student Club at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw. 

We are pleased to inform you that our new website, Sano Innovations, is now available! The new platform has been designed to make it easier to access information about our research and technological solutions. Visit us today at https://sanoinnovations.com/ and see how we are shaping the future of computational medicine together!

Exploring the Future of Cloud-Native Technologies

The Seventeenth HPC Users’ Conference (KUKDM 2025) was held in Zakopane from April 2–4, bringing together the scientific and technological communities in an interdisciplinary setting.

A meeting of members of the Weave Project was held in March this year at the Biozentrum in…

Polish Innovation on the Global Computer Vision Stage Researchers from the Sano Centre for Computational Medicine, Joanna Kaleta and Sabina Martyniak, represented their team at the prestigious IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV) 2025. The event took place in Tucson, Arizona, and gathered leading experts in AI and image analysis. SimuScope: Advancing […]