This year, the popular science Copernicus Festival promises to be more fascinating than ever. The lineup of speakers now includes true stars of science whose research is pushing the boundaries of our understanding of life, the cosmos, the mind, and the future of humanity. It’s a festival for anyone who wants to understand the world more deeply. See you between May 19 and 24 in Kraków!

We are launching a series of monthly, open seminars organized by the Mathematical Cognition and Learning Lab (MCLL) at Jagiellonian University. The event is addressed to students, doctoral researchers, and all those interested in mathematical cognition—that is, the broad range of issues concerning how the human mind represents numbers, processes magnitudes, and solves mathematical problems.

We are announcing a call for applications for the position of a doctoral scholarship holder in an NCN grant - „The gist of math: Applying Fuzzy-Trace Theory as an integrative framework to investigate different dimensions of numerical memory and their associations with mathematical skills in the general population and among individuals with dyscalculia” (2024/55/B/HS6/02944)

We are announcing a call for applications for the position of student scholarship holder in an NCN grant. - „The gist of math: Applying Fuzzy-Trace Theory as an integrative framework to investigate different dimensions of numerical memory and their associations with mathematical skills in the general population and among individuals with dyscalculia” (No. 2024/55/B/HS6/02944)

We are pleased to announce that Piotr Urbańczyk, a researcher at the Copernicus Center, is a co-author of the paper that received the Best Paper Award at the prestigious ICAISC 2025 - International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing!