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Instytut Informatyki Teoretycznej i Stosowanej PAN uzyskał dofinansowanie z Narodowego Centrum Nauki w ramach konkursu OPUS 30 na realizację projektu badawczego pt. „Metody dla Interpretowalności Głębokich Sieci Neuronowych Inspirowane Psychologią Kognitywną” pod kierownictwem dr inż. Katarzyny Filus.

Call for PhD candidates in the discipline of Technical Informatics and Telecommunications

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics, Polish Academy of Sciences in Gliwice, invites candidates interested in pursuing a doctoral degree in the discipline of: Technical Informatics and Telecommunications. 

The doctoral projects will be carried out at: IITiS PAN in Gliwice.

Proposed PhD topics:

Zawiadomienie o obronie rozprawy doktorskiej

Yuting Ma

The Institute has joined a research collaboration focused on the development of artificial intelligence-based data processing techniques. A letter of intent formalizing this cooperation was signed on November 24, 2025, by eight universities and research institutions.

The goal of the SPACEPORT-AI initiative is to bring together experts interested in jointly developing and testing modern methods for effective data processing using the latest technological advances in the field of artificial intelligence.

We recommend an interview with Professor Erol Gelenbe entitled “Prof. Gelenbe on AI Without Illusions: Half a Century of Research and Its Consequences”, published by Academia PAN.

Our Institute has been awarded three new EU Projects, including two funded under the Horizon Europe programme for three years: PACK and Q-FENCE,  and a third: Doctoral Networks project SAILING, awarded for four years under the EU Marie Curie-Sklodowska research excellence programme. These projects are carried out in cooperation with numerous partners from across Europe and address key scientific, technological and societal challenges.

PACK: Persistent Awareness system facilitating Customs ChecKs 

A team from the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics, Polish Academy of Sciences (IITiS PAN), in collaboration with the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), is investigating how quantum technologies can support rail transport planning and scheduling in real-world conditions.

This research is being carried out as part of the project: "Advanced Optimization for Reliable and Efficient Public Transport," part of the "Science for Society II" Program.