Interdisciplinary Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

Objectives of the Centre

Its overall objective is to do research, run R&D projects, and deliver competences in AI and CS.

Securing

national and international grants in consortia with universities and economic environment units

Providing expert services

or economic, scientific, and administrative environment units

Integrating

environments focused on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity

Collaboration

with public administration and socio-economic environment in the implementation and dissemination of machine learning methods, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity technologies

Implementation

of research
and development projects in collaboration with economic environment units

Contact point

for economic, scientific, and administrative environment units

Collaboration

with scientific centers
and other artificial intelligence and cybersecurity centers

Staff development

through dedicated training for the economic environment, technological expertise, student education, implementation doctorates, technological workshops, national and international conferences

Center competencies

Our Projects

Implemented projects

Partner with CAICS

We collaborate to secure funding, prepare R&D grant applications, as well as in
the area of project management and consulting.

Collaboration

The center has signed letters of intent
for cooperation with the following units:

AI Alliance

Lodz University of Technology

Financial Supervision Authority Office

Main Pharmaceutical inspectorate

Beyond.pl Sp. z o.o

American University Kyiv

Łukasiewicz PIT

The National Centre for
Research and Development

Medical University of Bialystok

Silesian University of Technology

University
of Economics
in Katowice

ENERGOTHERM Sp. z o.o

Cracow University of Technology

eBigData sp. z o.o

Lublin University of Technology

Information Processing Center – National Research Institute

OpenConcept

About us

Center Leader

Michał Weissnberg, PhD

michal.weissenberg@put.poznan.pl

2026

10 March

News

& Center in the Media

Poznan University of Technology has been awarded funding under the “New Technologies in the Area of Security and Defence of the State” programme (PERUN), financed by the National Centre for Research and Development. The project is carried out in a consortium with squareTec Sp. z o.o., acting as the project leader.

The total project value amounts to 23,134,567 PLN, of which 18,841,171 PLN is funded by the state budget. Notably, it is the only project selected for funding in the artificial intelligence area in the 1/PERUN/2023 call, focusing on the use of AI for automating the implementation and verification of security configurations in ICT systems.

The main objective of the project is the development of the Intelligent Cybersecurity Platform for Technical Security Systems (IPC-SBT) – an innovative solution designed to enhance the protection of critical infrastructure, public administration, and military facilities.

2026

4 March

 On March 4th, a meeting was held at the Ministry of Science and Higher Education dedicated to edge computing technologies, their applications, and their strategic importance for the development of modern digital infrastructure in Poland.

The meeting also marked a summary of the first year of the “EdgePL – Pilot Implementation of an Edge Nodes System in Poland” project, funded by the Ministry and carried out by a consortium of scientific and research institutions.

The consortium was represented by Prof. Mariusz Głąbowski – principal investigator and Michał Weissenberg, PhD - project manager, along with representatives of Poznan University of Technology and partner institutions, including the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, the National Information Processing Institute, and the Łukasiewicz Research Network – AI and Cybersecurity Institute.

During the meeting, the results of the first project phase were presented, including the development of the system concept and the pilot deployment of a distributed edge nodes infrastructure across Poland.

more news

news

Launch of the Iuris VR-AI Lab Project

Agreement establishing the “Iuris VR-AI Lab” project was signed at PUT, in cooperation with the National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution and Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. The initiative focuses on developing and implementing innovative solutions based on virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to support the justice system. The project combines scientific expertise and institutional experience to create modern, ethical, and legally compliant technological tools.

2026
Mar

news

Michał Weissenberg Appointed to the Regional AI Council

Michał Weissenberg, PhD Head of the Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Centre at Poznan University of Technology, has been appointed as a member of the Artificial Intelligence Council of the Wielkopolska Region.
The Council was established as an advisory body to the Marshal of the Wielkopolska Region to support the development and implementation of artificial intelligence solutions. The inaugural meeting of the Council took place on February 3rd in Poznań. This collaboration marks an important step toward strengthening interdisciplinary research at the intersection of law and technology and fostering innovation in the Polish justice system.

2026
Fab

news

PERUN Project – Intelligent Cybersecurity Platform

The project “Intelligent Cybersecurity Platform for Technical Security Systems” aims to enhance the security of Technical Security Systems. The developed solution will enable continuous monitoring, vulnerability analysis, risk assessment, and incident response, supported by artificial intelligence algorithms that adapt to changing conditions. The platform will automate key processes such as device identification, penetration testing, configuration analysis, and threat detection. The project is implemented by squareTec Sp. z o.o. and PUT, with a total budget of 23,134,567 PLN, including 18,841,171 PLN in state funding under the PERUN programme financed by the National Centre for Research and Development. ​

2026
Jan

news

Lauch of the FOSSBot4AI Project

Poznan University of Technology has joined the FOSSBot4AI project funded under the Erasmus+ programme. The initiative aims to develop innovative methods for teaching artificial intelligence using open-source educational robotics. The project supports modern, practice-oriented education in AI.

2025
Oct

news

Lauch of the EdgePL project

PUT has launched the EdgePL project – a pilot implementation of an edge nodes system in Poland, funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
The project is carried out in cooperation with leading research institutions and aims to develop the technical and formal foundations for a national edge computing infrastructure aligned with the EU “Digital Decade” strategy.

2025
Aug

news

NAWA Strategic Partnerships Funding for SEIKO Project

PUT has received funding from the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange (NAWA) under the Strategic Partnerships programme for the SEIKO project. The initiative focuses on strengthening international academic cooperation, with the University of Electro-Communications in Tokyo.

2025
Jul

news

Lauch of the PIAST AI Factory in Poznan

The European Commission has selected the PIAST-AI Factory at the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS) as part of the “AI Factories” programme, marking a major step in strengthening Europe’s AI capabilities. The initiative involves key academic partners, including PUT, and will deliver advanced AI infrastructure equipped with over 1,000 GPUs.

Jun 2025

2025
Jun

news

PUT representatives at EXPO 2025 in Japan

A delegation from PUT, including representative of the CAICS, visited Japan as part of activities related to EXPO 2025. During the visit, meetings were held with partner universities, including the University of Electro-Communications (Tokyo), Nagoya Institute of Technology, and Kansai University in Osaka. The delegation also visited the EXPO exhibition. The visit was funded by NAWA under the EXPO 2025 programme.

May 2025

2025
May

news

IMPACT Project Funding Secured


Poznan University of Technology has secured funding for the IMPACT project under the NAWA SPINAKER programme. The initiative will support the development of innovative international education programmes in AI, cybersecurity, and ICT. The project will enhance digital competencies and expand the university’s global educational offer.

May 2025

2025
May

news

Presentation of SiTies Platform at IEEE PerCom 2025

During the IEEE PerCom 2025 conference in Washington, D.C., Michał Weissenberg presented the results of the “Enhancing IoT Systems Security” project in the paper titled “SiTies: A Platform for Enhancing IoT System Security in Smart Cities.” The project, funded by NATO under the Science for Peace and Security programme.

Apr 2025

2025
Apr

news

Cooperation agreement with CGU

Poznan University of Technology has signed a cooperation agreement with Chang Gung University (CGU) AI Research Centre. The partnership focuses on joint research, academic exchange, and the development of innovative solutions in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. This collaboration strengthens international ties and opens new opportunities for students and researchers.

March 2025

2025
March

news

Michał Weissenberg, PhD - new leader of the CAICS

A change in leadership has taken place at the Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Centre at Poznan University of Technology. The new leadership brings a renewed strategic focus on the development of AI and cybersecurity research, as well as stronger international collaboration. The transition marks an important step in further strengthening the Centre’s position as a leading research hub in these fields.

Feb 2025

2025
Feb

Contact details:

Interdisciplinary Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
ul. Piotrowo 2, 60-965 Poznań
e-mail: caics@put.poznan.pl
tel: +48 61 665 2473