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On 29–30 September 2026, NASK hosted an in-person meeting of the international MIRANDA project consortium at its headquarters at Kolska Street in Warsaw. The two-day event provided an opportunity to review the progress made so far, discuss the next stages of the project, and present a preliminary demonstration version of the platform currently under development.
The first edition of NASK Transfer Technology Day is now behind us. The two-day conference focused on technology transfer, the commercialisation of research results, and cooperation between science, business and public administration.
Recruitment for the Doctoral School of Information Technologies and Biomedical Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences Institutes (TIB PAN) begins on 14 September 2026 for the academic year 2026/2027. We warmly invite all interested candidates to submit their applications.
We invite you to participate in NASK Transfer Technology Day, a conference taking place on 22-23 September 2026. During the conference, NASK will showcase DROZD – Deepfake Detector, BotSense – Web Fraud Protection, and FLDX – AntiDDoS, innovative solutions from the NASK Technologies portfolio.
Among this year’s successful applicants is a researcher from NASK. Funding of PLN 1,174,946 has been awarded to the project “Eval FM: Reliable Evaluation of Safety in AI Models”
While summer is often associated with holidays and relaxation, it is also an important period for researchers to develop new skills, expand their knowledge, and build international scientific networks.
Arkadiusz Modzelewski and Dr. Anna Kołos presented their newest research on Persuaficial, an original benchmark developed by the authors.
The Ministry of Science and Higher Education has published the results of the latest research quality evaluation. NASK was ranked among the top 18 institutions.
We are pleased to announce that Dr Anna Kołos, Head of the Linguistic Engineering Team at the Natural Language Processing Department of NASK – National Research Institute, has been appointed as one of Poland’s two representatives to the Management Committee of COST Action CA25177.
Researchers from NASK’s Cybersecurity Department and CERT Polska presented the use of a network telescope as an effective method for collecting, analyzing, and processing data to support CSIRT teams during the FIRSTCON26 conference.