Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics, Polish Academy of Sciences is a research institute whose science activity concentrates in the area of Information Technology. The Institute is also involved in training an advanced level technical and scientific staff and both initiates and participates in projects aimed at development of innovative commercial sector. ITAI takes part in realization of Polish Academy of Sciences' mission of advancement promotion, integration and dissemination of Polish science and contributes to education and national culture.
Professor Erol Gelenbe of IITIS speaks at the Workshop at Wolfson
College, Cambridge University, organized by Academia Europaea
and Cambridge University Press on the changes occurring in science and
scholarship, including the effects of AI:
We are thrilled to announce the Quantum Morocco Conference, a groundbreaking event that will bring together global leaders, researchers
We are pleased to inform you that dr hab. Zbigniew Puchała, by order of the President of the Republic of Poland of On May 29, 2023, he received the title of professor of engineering and technical sciences in the discipline of technical information technology and telecommunications.
The Institute is co-organizing the International Symposium on the Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems (MASCOTS 2023) conference, which will take place on October 16-18, 2023 in Wang Center, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, USA.
The National Science Centre has announced the results of the OPUS 24 and SONATA 18 competitions. We are pleased to announce that one of the projects qualified for funding is the project in the OPUS competition "Optimal and probabilistic learning of quantum operations quantum operations", led by Z
Prof. Jerry Chun-Wei Lin will speak about Intelligent Pattern Analytics: Utility-Oriented Concept.
Time series analysis is an important field of data engineering. In this seminar we present the statistical method dedicated to time series analysis, provided the series mimic some form of the complex physical system. The method uses recurrence plot and Hurst exponent approaches. So far, the method was used for data related to molecular dynamics and climate (temperature) observations. Hence, our method tackles very important climate changes issue.
We are pleased to inform you that two doctoral defenses of our young researchers took place last week.
