Events and interesting facts from the life of the Institute
The transition from traditional doctoral studies to doctoral schools in 2019 has significantly changed how future researchers are educated in Poland. The new model, which features fewer doctoral students but guarantees universal scholarships, is now delivering its first measurable effects. Data from the Polish Graduate Tracking System (ELA) reveals the reform’s impact on the pace of completing doctoral degrees, dropout rates, and doctoral students’ professional activity.
The National Information Processing Institute — National Research Institute (OPI PIB) has partnered with PKO Bank Polski (PKO BP) to develop innovative language models that improve the accuracy of customer intent recognition. The project’s advanced AI R&D is led by AI Lab, a dedicated team at OPI PIB that specialises in Polish neural language models.
Silent night, holy night.
All is calm, all is bright.
These are the opening lines of the most famous Christmas carol in the world.
On 19 November, during the 10th LUMEN Conference, Marek Michajłowicz, Deputy Head of OPI, was presented with an award that recognises the institute’s role in advancing the LUMEN initiative and its impact on the digital transformation of Polish higher education institutions.
The National Information Processing Institute (OPI) has launched a new innovative project called Metro TK. OPI and its partners will develop artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms for industrial applications. Advanced digital tools will automate and increase the accuracy of internal volume measurements for objects like ionization chambers and aerosol cans.
The National Information Processing Institute (OPI) has signed an agreement with 14 scientific institutions from 10 European countries. OPI’s experts and their partners will examine the effects of various aspects of cultural heritage on the awareness, resilience, and self-confidence of Europe’s people. The researchers will develop a new approach to cultural communication and create methods that support other processes.
Emil Podwysocki, Head of the Laboratory of Databases and Business Analytics, has been recognised among the top 150 Oracle Analytics leaders from all over the world!
The results of the matriculation examination were published today. Young people who have not decided what programmes they wish to pursue can access the most recent data provided by the National Information Processing Institute (OPI) on behalf of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MNiSW).
We are pleased to inform that Emil Podwysocki, Head of the Laboratory of Databases and Business Analytics, was nominated for the prestigious IT Manager of Tomorrow award, which recognizes exceptional skills and achievements of the top IT managers in Poland in digital transformation of their firms.
The People of Science portal received an award during the EUNIS 2024 conference held in Athens.
