our team

We are an interdisciplinary team – because algorithmic knowledge without domain knowledge leads nowhere.

Team Leaders

Prof. Przemysław Biecek

Prof. Przemysław Biecek

Director

XAI

LLM

ANALYTICS

Prof. Przemysław Biecek is a model scientist specializing in interactive exploration and analysis of artificial intelligence. He leads research at the intersection of computational statistics and computer science, developing models and tools for model red-teaming, auditing, and validation-oriented eXplainable AI

TEAM

RED-XAI: Verification, exploration and control

We focus on developing innovative methods and tools to improve the explainability, reliability, and controllability of multimodal AI systems. Our goal is to challenge the status quo in the formal analysis, exploration, and testing of foundation models that integrate diverse data types—including text, images, and structured data.

Dr. Tomasz Steifer

Dr. Tomasz Steifer

Team Leader

learning theory

logic

expressivity

Dr. Tomasz Steifer is a researcher working at the interface of machine learning, artificial intelligence, and theoretical computer science. He investigates the fundamental capabilities and limitations of modern ML/AI architectures, developing mathematically grounded frameworks that explain when these systems can learn, where they must fail, and how to design models that are more powerful, controllable, and predictable.

TEAM

BLUE-XAI: Human-centered explainable AI

We focus on assessing the trustworthiness and societal impact of large language models (LLMs) and other AI systems in human-facing applications. Our goal is to advance human-centered XAI by developing methods to evaluate user trust, define ethical requirements, and design interactions that foster transparency, accountability, and cognitive alignment between intelligent systems and their users.

Dr. Damian Wójtowicz

Dr. Damian Wójtowicz

Team Leader

genomics

machine learning

cancer

Dr. Damian Wójtowicz is a researcher bridging computer science and molecular biology, specializing in mathematical, computational, and machine learning methods to decode the mechanisms underlying human health and disease. His research integrates genomic and molecular data to reveal how DNA damage and repair processes, genomic variations, and non-canonical DNA structures shape cancer development, providing interpretable insights that may inform future therapeutic approaches.

TEAM

BIO-XAI: Explainable AI for Life Sciences

We focus on developing explainable AI methods tailored to the needs of life sciences, with particular emphasis on genomics and molecular modeling. Our goal is to unlock new scientific insights by combining structural genomics, generative AI, and explainable machine learning, enabling biologically grounded analysis of high-dimensional data.

Prof. Julian Sienkiewicz

Prof. Julian Sienkiewicz

Team Leader

COMPLEXITY

SOCIOPHYSICS

PINNS

Prof. Julian Sienkiewicz is a physicist specializing in complexity science, with a focus on modelling online social behavior through statistical physics and agent-based approaches. His work explores how concepts from physics can inspire new machine learning methods, and how ML and NLP can advance research in complex systems.

TEAM

PHYS-XAI: Physics-aligned explainable AI

We focus on developing AI systems whose behavior is reliable, and consistent with known physical laws. Our goal is to advance physics-aligned XAI by creating methods that assess whether model predictions respect fundamental principles—such as symmetry constraints or system dynamics—ensuring that AI remains grounded in the structure of the real world, especially in scientific and engineering applications.

Collaboration and Partnerships

Dr. Piotr Biczyk

Dr. Piotr Biczyk

Scientific Broker

industry collaboration

tech transfer

Dr. Piotr Biczyk connects companies with the research groups inside the Centre. He works with organisations facing a problem that an off-the-shelf model does not solve, turns it into a research question, and matches it to the group whose methods fit. He stays with the work from the first conversation through to a running collaboration.

Mission

Research that does not stop at publication

The methods built here for interpretability, auditing and validation matter most where decisions are actually made, so the Centre keeps a direct route between the people who build them and the organisations that need them. We seek out collaborations, share the methods and tools we build with the people who can use them, and follow our own ideas out of the Centre when they are ready to become products or spin-offs.

Focus Leaders

Dr. Agata M. Wijata

Dr. Agata M. Wijata

Earth Observation and Space AI

Developing trustworthy and transferable AI solutions for Earth observation, hyperspectral imaging, and multi-sensor spatial data analysis. Focusing on satellite remote sensing, environmental monitoring, and robust multimodal computer vision models for real‑world impact.

earth observation

satellite imagery

hyperspectral data

spatial analytics

remote sensing

onboard autonomy

Dr. Kamil Książek

Dr. Kamil Książek

Foundations of Vision and Multimodal Models

Making complex vision foundation models explainable. Transforming multimodal medical data across video, time series and tabular data into tools supporting clinical decisions. Leveraging object detection, pose estimation, and emotion recognition for deep behavioral and physical analysis.

vision foundation models

medical data

multimodal systems

object detection

model pruning

digital biomarkers

Bartek Sobieski

Bartek Sobieski

Generative Interpretability of Vision Models

Approximate sampling from the true data distribution paves new ways for explaining complex black-box behaviors using synthetic in-distribution samples. Combining the recent advances in generative modeling with domain expertise allows for specialized, causal audits that reveal previously inaccessible insights.

diffusion models

synthetic data

attributions

causal audits

medical imaging

counterfactual explanations

Vladimir Zaigrajew

Vladimir Zaigrajew

Mechanistic Interpretability of Vision-Language Models

Uncovering hidden knowledge and decision‑making within deep learning models through concept-based explanations. Identifying human‑understandable concepts in internal representations reveals how vision-language foundation models learn and reason, keeping them aligned and safe.

mechanistic interpretability

representation learning

concept-based explanations

vision-language foundation models

Researchers

Prof. Jacek Tabor

Prof. Jacek Tabor

generative models
interpretability
biomedical applications
Dr. Bartosz Naskręcki

Dr. Bartosz Naskręcki

generative models
interpretability
formal methods in mathematics and programming
Dr. Inez Okulska

Dr. Inez Okulska

agentic AI
LLM
NLP
semantics
linguistics
Dr. Maciej Świechowski

Dr. Maciej Świechowski

DECISION-MAKING AI
COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
AI IN INDUSTRY
Hubert Baniecki

Hubert Baniecki

interpretability
tbd
Szymon Czajkowski

Szymon Czajkowski

NLP
LLM
agentic AI
Paweł Gelar

Paweł Gelar

computer vision
mechanistic interpretability
Jakub Grzywaczewski

Jakub Grzywaczewski

generative models
attributions
Agata Kaczmarek

Agata Kaczmarek

space AI
hackathons
ML competitions
Jan Piotrowski

Jan Piotrowski

NLP
LLM
agentic AI
mechanistic interpretability
Dawid Płudowski

Dawid Płudowski

time series
mechanistic interpretability
Jakub Rymarski

Jakub Rymarski

generative models
biomedical applications
Paweł Struski

Paweł Struski

economics
LLMs
agentic AI
Piotr Suszyński

Piotr Suszyński

bioinformatics
XAI
genetic association testing
Michał Włodarczyk

Michał Włodarczyk

robotics
computer vision
agentic systems

Collaborators

Dr. Jacek Rogala

Dr. Jacek Rogala

biomedical applications
Franciszek Bernat

Franciszek Bernat

agentic systems
meta-science
Uliana Bykova

Uliana Bykova

computer vision
biomedical AI
Marcin Jachmann

Marcin Jachmann

LLM
computer vision
mechanistic interpretability
model architectures
Antoni Kingston

Antoni Kingston

representational geometry
world models
Piotr Łukawski

Piotr Łukawski

interpretability
agentic systems
human-AI interaction
Paweł Olejnik

Paweł Olejnik

biomedical AI
interpretability
Agnieszka Prudło

Agnieszka Prudło

bioinformatics
biomedical applications
Gustaw Wenzel

Gustaw Wenzel

agentic AI
mathematical optimization

Administration

Hanna Góźdź

Hanna Góźdź

communication
promotion
Ewa Maszke

Ewa Maszke

finance
accounting
Agata Balak

Agata Balak

grants
research administration
Hanna Piotrowska

Hanna Piotrowska

visual identity
graphic design
Magdalena Chmielecka

Magdalena Chmielecka

human resources
recruitment

Alumni

Dr. Klara Baś

Dr. Maciej Szymkowski

Bartosz Kochański

Tomek Weksej

our partners

We build cross-institutional connections.

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