During a recent conference organized by the National Centre for Research and Development, a presentation of the achievements…

On Thursday, 11 April, don’t miss the chance to join Sano scientists in person at The Polish Open Science Conference in Kraków. Dr Maciej Malawski and Piotr Nowakowski will share their insights on processing distributed medical data.

High-performance computing (HPC) resources can empower research in multiple domains, and recently, the usage of supercomputers to speed up and improve studies is becoming increasingly common in social science and humanities.

The director of Sano, Dr. Maciej Malawski and Dr. Olav Zimmermann from Forschungszentrum Jülich, a teaming partner of Sano took part in a crucial discussion on the future perspectives of the Widening programme with experts from EU institutions, practitioners, and national stakeholders.

Karol Capała, a PostDoc researcher at the Personal Health Data Science team received the best award in the competition for the best doctoral thesis based on Cyfronet's computing resources.

While the world only gets used to living with Artificial Intelligence, scientists from Sano are working on overcoming its shortcomings.

Dr. Jose Sousa, the research leader of the Personal Health team took part in a panel “Partnership and International Cooperation” at the event dedicated to the 30th anniversary of CCG/ZGDV applied research Institute in Braga, Portugal.

On the occasion of World Sight Day, celebrated annually on 12 October, Queen's University Belfast will present a poster that is a result of the collaboration with scientists from Sano: Dr Jose Sousa and PhD student Luca Gherardini.

These days Sano is represented at the 2023 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP 2023) in Kuala Lumpur by Monika Pytlarz, a PhD Student at the Computer Vision team.

We are proud to say that the poster of Karol Zając, Marek Kasztelnik, Jan Meizner, Piotr Nowakowski, Taras Zhyulin, Maciej Malawski and Łukasz Wroński titled “Computational Medicine Toolkit for HPC Applications” won the 2nd best poster award at the conference. Congratulations to the authors!

Eleven PhD students from Sano spent a week on a special training program organized by The University of Sheffield, a partner of Sano in the Teaming for Excellence program. Research exchange for PhD students is one of the objectives of the Teaming program, it aims at the active engagement of researchers in the international scientific and innovation community. The educational event for Sano students was organised by the University of Sheffield for the third time. The event took place from 4 to 8 September.