Survey for beekeepers under the DEMETER project

2020-06-19

Survey for beekeepers under the DEMETER project

The team implementing the DEMETER project invites beekeepers to take part in a survey on optimizing pollination by bees. Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center is one of the 60 Partners from 18 countries involved in this project.

The study is carried out as part of a pilot project that aims to integrate decision support systems for farmers, farm management and apiary management to protect bees and optimize crop pollination. The project will create new tools to ensure electronic communication between beekeepers and farmers. The main goal of the survey is to examine interest in such solutions and to analyze what is the current situation of this kind of cooperation.

In February this year, workshops on pilot assumptions in the context of optimizing pollination in beekeeping and analyzing the needs of target user groups were held at the PSNC headquarters.

In February this year, at the PSNC headquarters, the DEMETER project workshop was held on the pilot assumptions in the context of optimizing pollination in beekeeping and analysis of the needs of target user groups.

 

If you are interested in this topic, please fill in the survey (in Polish).

Visit the event on Facebook: Optimization of pollination by bees – survey

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    Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.

  • The image shows two young men standing on the roof of the PSNC headquarters in Poznań. The man on the left – David Siera – has long hair and glasses; he is wearing a dark jacket. The man on the right – Nat Cartier – is holding a microphone and wearing a grey t-shirt that reads "no network, no date". In the background there is a large PCSS logo (which is the Polish equivalent of PSNC), Poznań Malta lake, an artificial ski slope and a lot of trees and grass.

    PSNC is a part of Nomios and Nokia’s Connecting Europe Tour

    2025-04-24

    "The Connecting Europe Tour" is a video-blog project presented by Nomios and Nokia. Nat and Fraser, two young and witty entrepreneurs are on an exciting journey across Europe to dive into the world of cutting-edge technology and innovation. Throughout the mini series the guys visit: London, Cambridge, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Geneva, Berlin and Poznań – where they explore the backbone of European research and education, the GÉANT network.

  • The image is a promotional banner or poster for an event titled "DIGITAL SUMMIT." **Key elements visible in the picture are:** * **Event Title:** The large text "DIGITAL SUMMIT" is centrally placed at the top, with letters in a gradient from purple to pink. * **Date:** Below the title, in pink font, is the date "17-18.06." * **Location:** Below the date, in a smaller font, it says "European Solidarity Centre," and then in larger letters, "GDAŃSK," both phrases in pink. * **Graphic Elements:** * On the left side, against a white background, there's a large, stylized graphic resembling a target or eye, which is a circle with a smaller circle in its center, flanked by two smaller dots. The entire graphic uses purple and pink gradients. * On the right side, a partial, much larger circle in similar colors is visible, extending off the edge of the frame. * **Logos of Partners/Organizers:** At the bottom of the image, from left to right, three logos are displayed: * The European Commission logo (with stars and the EU flag). * The "POLAND2020.EU" logo. * The coat of arms of Poland with the text "Ministry of Digital Affairs Republic of Poland." **Overall Impression:** The banner has a modern, dynamic appearance due to the use of color gradients (purple, pink) and simple yet distinct graphic forms. The background is white, ensuring good visibility for the text and graphics. The design is clear and effectively conveys key information about the event.

    Digital Summit in Gdańsk

    2025-06-19

    On 17 and 18 June 2025, the Digital Summit conference was held at the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk. This event created a space for discussion on Europe's digital future, involving ministers, technology industry leaders, scientists, and representatives of the most innovative companies; Robert Pękal, the Director of PCSS, was among them. During the conference, Poland's presidency of the EU Council in the area of digitalization was summarized, and common plans for this area of activity for the coming years were outlined.

  • Dariah.lab: cultural heritage documentation

    Dariah.lab: cultural heritage documentation

    2024-04-19

    Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.

  • The photograph captures a formal setting where two individuals are seated at a table, seemingly in the process of signing documents. A man on the left, who represents WARP, is wearing glasses and a suit; he is looking down at the papers with a slight smile as he holds a pen. A woman on the right, who is the Deputy Director of PSNC – Urszula Grygier-Soboń, is dressed in a bright pink blazer and blue top; she is also focused on the documents in front of her, with her hands positioned above the papers. The backdrop features a blue wall with two QR codes and a partial view of another person standing behind the table on the far right.

    PSNC Supports Cybersecurity in Business

    2025-04-18

    The Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS) and Wielkopolska Agency for Enterprise Development (WARP) signed a letter of intent regarding cooperation in the area of cybersecurity. In its initial phase, the cooperation will feature the dissemination and promotion of information about cybersecurity and the security of ICT systems among entrepreneurs in Wielkopolska (Greater Poland) Voivodeship.

  • The image shows Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, standing in front of a large presentation screen. Jensen Huang is a man with short, gray hair and glasses, wearing a black leather jacket. His right hand is slightly raised, as if he is gesturing while speaking. The background behind him is a dark screen with white and orange graphic elements. On the left side of the screen, there is a schematic image of a quantum processing unit (QPU), and at the top, the "PCSS" logo. In the central part of the screen, there is a heading "NVIDIA CUDA-Q Quantum-GPU Classical Computing Across Europe." Below this heading, there is a grid of logos of various institutions and companies, likely partners or research centers in Europe involved in quantum computing. Among them, in the upper right corner of the grid, the "PSNC" logo is visible. At the bottom of the screen, there are orange lines resembling circuit paths.

    PCSS Quantum Technologies at NVIDIA GTC in Paris

    2025-06-17

    At the NVIDIA GTC AI conference for developers in Paris (10-12 June 2025), the PCSS’ name appeared among the leading European institutions in the realm of quantum computing during the speech of the NVIDIA co-founder and CEO, Jensen Huang.

  • Experiments using the largest IBM Q quantum computers

    Experiments using the largest IBM Q quantum computers

    2024-04-14

    The Polish Quantum Computing Node established at the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center - IBM Quantum Innovation Center - focused its activities in 2023 on expanding partnerships with leading centers and teams dealing with the development of quantum algorithms and their potential applications.