During a meeting of representatives from the E-RIHS.pl DIGILAB Workspace project consortium, a key milestone in the construction of a modern digital platform dedicated to cultural heritage research in Poland was summarized.
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Over 900 participants from nearly 70 countries—these are the numbers behind TNC, the largest conference dedicated to research and education networks in Europe. The organizers of this year’s edition invite everyone to the capital of Finland, Helsinki, to jointly address the challenges facing the world of technology. Representatives from PCSS will participate in the event across multiple dimensions and aspects. The Poznań Center will also serve as the main technological partner of the conference.
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May 26, 2026, marks a significant milestone in the project’s timeline as a day of intensive work on the future of Polish AI. The creators and partners of the PIAST-AI Factory gathered at PCSS to discuss the implementation status of this massive computing infrastructure.
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The OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS conference took place in Warsaw (May 18–21, 2026), bringing together representatives from the world of academia, publishing, and European research infrastructure. The event was one of this year’s key gatherings dedicated to the future of scholarly communication and the development of open science within the humanities and social sciences. The rich program featured a wide range of substantive panels, workshops, and discussions focusing on open access models, research quality, multilingualism, and bibliodiversity.
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On May 19, 2026, a meeting of the Council of the Polish Chamber of Commerce for Advanced Technologies (Iztech) was held in Warsaw, dedicated to the key challenges of the country’s digitalization. The event was attended by Robert Pękal, Plenipotentiary of the Director of IBCH PAS for PSNC, who took an active part in the debate on implementing modern solutions. The meeting gathered leading representatives from the worlds of science, business, and government administration.
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On May 8-9, 2025, the next edition of the GHOST Day: AMLC conference took place at the Lecture Center of the Poznan University of Technology, dedicated to the practical applications of machine learning and artificial intelligence. PCSS supported the event as a Gold Sponsor, presenting its contribution to the development of national research infrastructure and modern algorithmic solutions. This year’s meeting gathered nearly 450 representatives from the worlds of science, business, as well as students from Poland and abroad.
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Organized in collaboration with the ATRIUM and LUMEN projects, this webinar is dedicated to the future of digital humanities and social sciences. During the session, we will discuss the key factors enabling the seamless flow of research data across different disciplines, languages, and countries. The event provides an excellent opportunity to learn about modern solutions for building effective and sustainable science.
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PCSS, acting as the leader of the PUCHACZ project, hosted 100 representatives from 11 Polish research and development centers. During the two-day meeting, participants summarized progress to date and planned key stages for creating a unique, nationwide Platform for Obtaining Characteristics of Adversaries and Cyber Threats.
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The conference concluding the SUBMERSE project in Copenhagen provided an opportunity to present the results of many years of international research cooperation on innovative methods for observing seas and oceans. During the event, PSNC (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center) representatives presented the team’s key achievements, focusing on the utilization of advanced digital technologies in underwater research.
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On April 15–16, 2026, another edition of the International Congress on Cybersecurity and Breakthrough Technologies INSECON took place, one of the most important gatherings of IT experts in Central and Eastern Europe. The event, organized by the Ministry of National Defence, focused on raising awareness of threats in cyberspace and showcasing innovative solutions that enhance security at both national and international levels.
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On April 16, 2026, the “Growth Strategies 2026” conference was held at the headquarters of the Marshal Office of the Wielkopolska Region, serving as a platform for exchanging experiences between the worlds of business, administration, and technology. Organized by AHK Polska in cooperation with the Netherlands-Polish Chamber of Commerce, the event focused on defining key development directions for the region in the face of dynamic market shifts.
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Organized at the PCSS headquarters on 9 April 2026, the Polish Living Lab Summit served as an important forum for exchanging experiences, confirming the key role of co-creation in implementing modern solutions. The event brought together a broad group of experts, partners, and practitioners, creating a space for substantive dialogue on the future of social and technological innovation in Poland.
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