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Polish-Japanese Academy
of Information Technology
ul. Koszykowa 86; 02-008 Warsaw

The Department of Bioinformatics and Artificial Intelligence Applications has a state-of-the-art molecular biology laboratory equipped with advanced equipment for nucleic acid analysis. Our laboratory enables: DNA extraction, DNA synthesis on a chip, DNA amplification, nanopore sequencing.

We are currently carrying out a number of research tasks, including:

  1. DNA Tagging and DNA Computing: Research on the use of DNA in advanced information and computing systems.
  2. PrimeSpecPCR: software to support the design of species-specific oligonucleotides for PCR/qPCR assays.
  3. Developing a new algorithm for encoding data in DNA: a multidisciplinary project integrating computer science with molecular biology to develop algorithms that increase the density of data storage in DNA and ensure high durability and efficiency in reading information from nucleic acid polymers.
  4. Genome analysis in the context of diagnosis and therapy of genetic diseases and in the context of phenotyping of microorganisms.
  5. Analyzing biological data using the latest data science tools.

Membership of the Department:

  • Dr hab. Adam Kuzdralinski, Eng. PJAIT, Head of the Department - biotechnologist and bioinformatician with experience in interdisciplinary scientific research and entrepreneurship. Co-author of numerous scientific publications, patents and technologies. Collaborates with OpenAI and Anthropic. Creator of technology startups.
  • Anna Wąsowska, Ph.D., assistant professor - long-time employee of Genomed S.A and Alab, specialist in advanced analysis of next-generation sequencing (NGS) data, co-author of patents and numerous scientific publications presented at international conferences.
  • Tomasz Ociepa, PhD, assistant professor - specialist in bioinformatics, gained knowledge at Jagiellonian University, Warsaw University (Interdisciplinary Center for Mathematical and Computer Modeling). He directs and participates in biotechnology projects related to NGS, genotyping and large-scale analysis of biological data, among others. He collaborates with Anthropic.
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Olga Wroniewicz
Spheredom 2020, Copernicus Science Center

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