National Information Processing Institute

The National Information Processing Institute (OPI PIB) is a modern centre for information technologies and artificial intelligence. We support the implementation of government policy in science and higher education. We assist in shaping an innovative, knowledge-driven economy.

WHAT WE DO

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PraktykON: OPI PIB and the University of Warsaw join forces to empower students

29 April 2026

On 28 April 2026 in Warsaw, a collaboration agreement was signed between the National Information Processing Institute (OPI PIB) and the University of Warsaw (UW). The agreement concerns the implementation of the PraktykON thesis programme, which combines the academic potential of the university with the research and technological expertise of the institute. The document was signed by Dr Jarosław Protasiewicz, Head of the National Information Processing Institute, and Prof. Dariusz Kuźmina, Dean of the Faculty of Journalism, Information and Book Studies at the University of Warsaw.

Happy Easter!

1 April 2026

With Maundy Thursday marking the beginning of the Paschal Triduum, we enter a period of hope, and spiritual renewal. Many of us will spend it in the company of loved ones, taking time to pause and reflect.

Development of a cutting-edge quantum infrastructure between Poland, Germany, and Czechia

27 March 2026

The QKD Network Germany–Poland–Czechia project was launched in March 2026, aiming to create a secure, attack resilient quantum communication infrastructure (QCI) connecting three countries in our region. The project aims to create the first large-scale international network of its kind in Central Europe to employ Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), a method of generating and sharing cryptographic keys that remains secure even in the face of future quantum computing threats.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

23 December 2025

We wish you a Christmas of joy, peace, and beauty. May it bring you serenity, rest, and spiritual renewal.

What does the future hold for dropouts? The latest ELA data is here

18 December 2025

Student dropout, or resigning from studies before graduation, is a widespread phenomenon in Poland and globally. Universities have been working for years to reduce dropout rates with support from the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education. On behalf of the Ministry, experts from the National Information Processing Institute (OPI PIB) have released the latest autumn edition of the Polish Graduate Tracking System (ELA), presenting data on the mobility and professional activity of dropouts across all Polish provinces. The data clearly demonstrates that failing to complete a degree leads to economic setbacks.

Digital Transformation Leaders Award for the PLLuM project

25 November 2025

PLLuM receives the ‘Nationwide Solution’ award at the Digital Transformation Leaders Gala.

Gender equality in science: Europe’s declarations fall short of action

28 October 2025

Data collected by a cutting-edge dashboard designed by the National Information Processing Institute (OPI PIB) to measure gender equality in science suggests that many countries face challenges in turning their commitments into reality.

Legal frameworks for digital transformation and artificial intelligence

24 September 2025

The ongoing digital transformation and the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) are influencing societies, economies, and legal systems profoundly across the world. Central to the contemporary debate are questions on achieving a balance between innovation, individual rights, and collective responsibility. Above all, it remains essential that humans, not machines, stay in control of decision-making processes.

Data safety management: Insights of the OPI PIB Head at the Economic Forum in Karpacz

18 August 2025

Secure data management is one of the key challenges for business and research today. This September, Dr hab Jarosław Protasiewicz, the Head of OPI PIB, will join the The new currency: how to manage data safely? panel at the Economic Forum in Karpacz to share his insights.

#MIDI 2025 Conference: submit your abstracts by 5 October

7 July 2025

Join researchers, scientists and experts on 11 December, 2025 at the 13th Machine Intelligence and Digital Interaction (MIDI) conference. Submit your abstracts by 5 October, 2025.

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What we do

Science and research
Research areas
Science for everyone
Doctoral school

Software
Systems for science and higher education
Grant systems
Other systems
Training
Security in systems

Artificial intelligence
AI Lab
Innovation Centre for Digital Medicine

EU funds for science
FENG
KPO
POIR

Reports and analyses
Business intelligence
Sociology of science
Scientometrics

Human–computer interaction

E-learning

Our achievements

25.11.2025

Digital Transformation Leaders Award for the PLLuM project

25.06.2025

A double victory for Dr Marek Kozłowski at IT Manager of Tomorrow 2025

19.11.2024

OPI PIB honoured with 10th anniversary LUMEN 2024 award

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Who are we looking for and why is it worth working with us?

Careers

You can pursue your scientific passion and competencies with us while maintaining your work-life balance.

we strive for warm relations among teams
we finance training and postgraduate studies
we understand business
we support our doctoral students in their collaboration with the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN)
we endorse women in the IT sector.

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Paid internship program for students and graduates!

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Vacancies

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Warsaw, hybrid

DevOps

Warsaw, hybrid

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Partnership

OPI to conduct a doctoral school

We are pleased to announce that we have signed an agreement on joining the Doctoral School for Information and Biomedical Technologies of the Institutes of the Polish Academy of Sciences (TIB PAN).

The agreement enables experts at the National Information Processing Institutes (OPI) to share their knowledge and experiences with PhD candidates in engineering and technology.