As part of the ongoing PRACE FENIX 2025 call for proposals, the offer of available infrastructure has been expanded to include additional cloud resources provided by PCSS. This initiative aims to support European research projects requiring advanced computing services and to provide free access to modern IT technologies for the scientific sector.
Poznań is emerging as one of the pillars of artificial intelligence in Central and Eastern Europe, and the Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe (PCSS) plays a key role in this process. As the operator of the PIONIER network and the national leader in research infrastructure, PCSS is laying the foundation for the development of large-scale AI systems, combining unique expertise with the highest data security standards.
In the headquarters of the Marshal's Office of the Greater Poland Voivodeship in Poznań, the activities of the Council for Artificial Intelligence were inaugurated. As an advisory body, it will support the processes of building a modern economy and administration based on AI foundations. The main goal of the established body is to develop innovative technological solutions, with particular emphasis on their practical application in the areas of healthcare, ecology, and public services provided to the region's residents.
The 3D-4CH Online Competence Centre in 3D is officially live — offering cultural heritage professionals a first look at a collaborative digital ecosystem designed to make 3D cultural heritage data more accessible, enriched, and reusable across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union, the platform combines advanced digital tools, training opportunities, and curated knowledge to support a broad range of heritage use cases from research to education and tourism.
On January 19–21, 2026, the inauguration of the QEC4QEA project (Quantum Centre of Excellence for Quantum Enhanced Applications) took place at the Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) in Germany. The initiative brings together 19 institutions from across Europe. The project partners will collaborate on developing solutions that enable the creation of unified access platforms for quantum computers distributed across various European sites.
In January 2026, the largest genomics project in Poland will launch, opening a new chapter in the field of population genetics research. The project “Genomika dla Polski” (G4PL) is funded by the European Union under the FENG programme (European Funds for a Modern Economy), Action 2.4 – Research Infrastructure of the Modern Economy. The project brings together 12 research and academic institutions from across the country, with the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences (ICHB PAS) acting as the consortium leader.
PCSS has developed and implemented the complete RankINN software solution, which supports decision-making processes in the area of energy investments. The solution, based on a proprietary investment algorithm, was created in close substantive cooperation with experts from Enea Operator and constitutes a key element in the digitalisation of energy infrastructure.
The 3D-4CH project – which PCSS is a proud partner of – focuses on developing an Online Competence Center that will provide access to knowledge, tools and training for the 3D digitisation and preservation of cultural heritage. By subscribing to the 3D-4CH Newsletter, you will be among the first to find out about the launch of the Online Competence Center, with early insights into its content and upcoming offerings.
On 18 February this year, a reporting and election meeting of the Council of the Konsorcjum PIONIER was held at the Pałac Staszica. The most important item on the agenda was the conclusion of the long-standing mission of Dr. Eng. Maciej Stroiński, who had served as Chair of the PIONIER Consortium Council. Artur Binczewski, Head of the Network Technologies Division at Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe (PCSS), was elected as the new Chair of the Council.
The fourth edition of the most important event dedicated to European data spaces has come to a close. Following successful gatherings in The Hague, Frankfurt, and Warsaw, this time digital sector leaders met in Madrid. This year’s theme—“Accelerating adoption. Increasing impact”—set the direction for discussions on the future of the global data-driven economy.
On February 5, 2026, a key meeting of the ECHOES project took place in Brussels, titled: "Towards a distributed, multi-level, collaborative governance for the Cultural Heritage Cloud." The event brought together European policymakers, representatives of EU institutions, and experts from the cultural heritage sector.
Practical workshops on 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects will take place this Thursday at CBPIO. The event will bring together specialists from leading cultural institutions in Poznań.
Practical workshops on 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects will take place this Thursday at CBPIO. The event will bring together specialists from leading cultural institutions in Poznań.
Practical workshops on 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects will take place this Thursday at CBPIO. The event will bring together specialists from leading cultural institutions in Poznań.
The first edition of the 3D-4CH Winter School took place on 21–23 January 2026 at the Art & History Museum in Brussels. The event inaugurated the seasonal schools programme of the Online Competence Centre 3D-4CH – an EU-funded initiative supporting skills development, interoperability, and innovation in the field of 3D cultural heritage. Over 100 participants from across Europe, including representatives of PCSS, gathered to explore the impact of 3D digitisation, extended reality (XR), and digital storytelling on heritage practices.
The application of proprietary irrigation algorithms and LoRaWAN infrastructure enabled potato yields to increase by more than a quarter while simultaneously saving water. The results of the PCSS team's work were presented during a training session organized by the Greater Poland Agricultural Advisory Center, dedicated to AI and robotics in crop protection.
The article “The SHOP4CF modular reference architecture for flexible process-oriented, data-driven smart manufacturing” by Paul Grefen, Michał Zimniewicz (PCSS, Large-Scale Applications and Services Department), Irene Vanderfeesten, Kostas Tragonas, Pieter Becue, Anders Pedersen, and Genessis Perez Rivera has been published in issue 85 of the Journal of Manufacturing Systems, available on ScienceDirect.
An interview with Aleksandra Nowak – the Head of Digital Libraries and Knowledge Platforms Department of PCSS, has just appeared on the lumenproject.eu website as a part of the LUMEN Voices series. Aleksandra gave an insight on her team’s role in the LUMEN project, which combines mathematical sciences, humanities, social sciences, earth systems, molecular dynamics, and more.
The latest, June issue of the magazine "CONNECT", focused on the GÉANT network and community, features an article on next-generation research infrastructures. These projects are being implemented within four leading projects run by PCSS and based on the PIONIER Network.
The newest issue of Nature magazine (04/2025) features an article titled “Long-Distance Coherent Quantum Communications in Deployed Telcom Networks” and one of its coauthors is Piotr Rydlichowski – a PSNC’s researcher from the Centre’s Network Technologies Division.
At the end of 2024, GÉANT released a report identifying the key opportunities and challenges facing the NREN community (National Research and Education Network) in the coming decade. One of the authors of this document is Raimundas Tuminauskas – Head of the Network Infrastructure and Services Department at PSNC.
This year's Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry highlight the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence in those fields. To get insights into this significant development, we reached out to Dr Mikołaj Buchwald – an expert from the PSNC Internet Services Department, whose research interests include cognitive neuroscience, machine learning methodology, as well as using AI plus advanced data analysis to explain human physiology and psychology.
Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.
Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.
As part of the ongoing PRACE FENIX 2025 call for proposals, the offer of available infrastructure has been expanded to include additional cloud resources provided by PCSS. This initiative aims to support European research projects requiring advanced computing services and to provide free access to modern IT technologies for the scientific sector.
On 18 February this year, a reporting and election meeting of the Council of the Konsorcjum PIONIER was held at the Pałac Staszica. The most important item on the agenda was the conclusion of the long-standing mission of Dr. Eng. Maciej Stroiński, who had served as Chair of the PIONIER Consortium Council. Artur Binczewski, Head of the Network Technologies Division at Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe (PCSS), was elected as the new Chair of the Council.
The article “The SHOP4CF modular reference architecture for flexible process-oriented, data-driven smart manufacturing” by Paul Grefen, Michał Zimniewicz (PCSS, Large-Scale Applications and Services Department), Irene Vanderfeesten, Kostas Tragonas, Pieter Becue, Anders Pedersen, and Genessis Perez Rivera has been published in issue 85 of the Journal of Manufacturing Systems, available on ScienceDirect.
Poznań is emerging as one of the pillars of artificial intelligence in Central and Eastern Europe, and the Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe (PCSS) plays a key role in this process. As the operator of the PIONIER network and the national leader in research infrastructure, PCSS is laying the foundation for the development of large-scale AI systems, combining unique expertise with the highest data security standards.
The fourth edition of the most important event dedicated to European data spaces has come to a close. Following successful gatherings in The Hague, Frankfurt, and Warsaw, this time digital sector leaders met in Madrid. This year’s theme—“Accelerating adoption. Increasing impact”—set the direction for discussions on the future of the global data-driven economy.
An interview with Aleksandra Nowak – the Head of Digital Libraries and Knowledge Platforms Department of PCSS, has just appeared on the lumenproject.eu website as a part of the LUMEN Voices series. Aleksandra gave an insight on her team’s role in the LUMEN project, which combines mathematical sciences, humanities, social sciences, earth systems, molecular dynamics, and more.
In the headquarters of the Marshal's Office of the Greater Poland Voivodeship in Poznań, the activities of the Council for Artificial Intelligence were inaugurated. As an advisory body, it will support the processes of building a modern economy and administration based on AI foundations. The main goal of the established body is to develop innovative technological solutions, with particular emphasis on their practical application in the areas of healthcare, ecology, and public services provided to the region's residents.
On February 5, 2026, a key meeting of the ECHOES project took place in Brussels, titled: "Towards a distributed, multi-level, collaborative governance for the Cultural Heritage Cloud." The event brought together European policymakers, representatives of EU institutions, and experts from the cultural heritage sector.
The latest, June issue of the magazine "CONNECT", focused on the GÉANT network and community, features an article on next-generation research infrastructures. These projects are being implemented within four leading projects run by PCSS and based on the PIONIER Network.
The 3D-4CH Online Competence Centre in 3D is officially live — offering cultural heritage professionals a first look at a collaborative digital ecosystem designed to make 3D cultural heritage data more accessible, enriched, and reusable across Europe. Co-funded by the European Union, the platform combines advanced digital tools, training opportunities, and curated knowledge to support a broad range of heritage use cases from research to education and tourism.
Practical workshops on 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects will take place this Thursday at CBPIO. The event will bring together specialists from leading cultural institutions in Poznań.
The newest issue of Nature magazine (04/2025) features an article titled “Long-Distance Coherent Quantum Communications in Deployed Telcom Networks” and one of its coauthors is Piotr Rydlichowski – a PSNC’s researcher from the Centre’s Network Technologies Division.
On January 19–21, 2026, the inauguration of the QEC4QEA project (Quantum Centre of Excellence for Quantum Enhanced Applications) took place at the Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) in Germany. The initiative brings together 19 institutions from across Europe. The project partners will collaborate on developing solutions that enable the creation of unified access platforms for quantum computers distributed across various European sites.
Practical workshops on 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects will take place this Thursday at CBPIO. The event will bring together specialists from leading cultural institutions in Poznań.
At the end of 2024, GÉANT released a report identifying the key opportunities and challenges facing the NREN community (National Research and Education Network) in the coming decade. One of the authors of this document is Raimundas Tuminauskas – Head of the Network Infrastructure and Services Department at PSNC.
In January 2026, the largest genomics project in Poland will launch, opening a new chapter in the field of population genetics research. The project “Genomika dla Polski” (G4PL) is funded by the European Union under the FENG programme (European Funds for a Modern Economy), Action 2.4 – Research Infrastructure of the Modern Economy. The project brings together 12 research and academic institutions from across the country, with the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences (ICHB PAS) acting as the consortium leader.
Practical workshops on 3D scanning of cultural heritage objects will take place this Thursday at CBPIO. The event will bring together specialists from leading cultural institutions in Poznań.
This year's Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry highlight the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence in those fields. To get insights into this significant development, we reached out to Dr Mikołaj Buchwald – an expert from the PSNC Internet Services Department, whose research interests include cognitive neuroscience, machine learning methodology, as well as using AI plus advanced data analysis to explain human physiology and psychology.
PCSS has developed and implemented the complete RankINN software solution, which supports decision-making processes in the area of energy investments. The solution, based on a proprietary investment algorithm, was created in close substantive cooperation with experts from Enea Operator and constitutes a key element in the digitalisation of energy infrastructure.
The first edition of the 3D-4CH Winter School took place on 21–23 January 2026 at the Art & History Museum in Brussels. The event inaugurated the seasonal schools programme of the Online Competence Centre 3D-4CH – an EU-funded initiative supporting skills development, interoperability, and innovation in the field of 3D cultural heritage. Over 100 participants from across Europe, including representatives of PCSS, gathered to explore the impact of 3D digitisation, extended reality (XR), and digital storytelling on heritage practices.
Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.
The 3D-4CH project – which PCSS is a proud partner of – focuses on developing an Online Competence Center that will provide access to knowledge, tools and training for the 3D digitisation and preservation of cultural heritage. By subscribing to the 3D-4CH Newsletter, you will be among the first to find out about the launch of the Online Competence Center, with early insights into its content and upcoming offerings.
The application of proprietary irrigation algorithms and LoRaWAN infrastructure enabled potato yields to increase by more than a quarter while simultaneously saving water. The results of the PCSS team's work were presented during a training session organized by the Greater Poland Agricultural Advisory Center, dedicated to AI and robotics in crop protection.
Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.
