13/02/2026
❄️ Second and Final Day of the TrePsy Winter School 2026 –
With great pride and genuine emotion, we have concluded the Twinning TrePsy 2026 Winter School, held on 12–13 February 2026 in Kraków.
This was the final Winter School organized within the Twinning TrePsy 2026 Project, a unique collaboration of four leading European brain research centres advancing innovative therapeutic strategies for mental disorders:
🇵🇱 Maj Institute of Pharmacology, Polish Academy of Sciences (Kraków, Poland)
🇪🇸 Miguel Hernández University (Alicante, Spain)
🇩🇪 Central Institute of Mental Health (Mannheim, Germany)
🇫🇷 Neurocentre Magendie (Bordeaux, France)
The event brought together 75 participants — researchers, PhD students, and experts from diverse scientific backgrounds — creating a vibrant and truly international academic community.
The second day was exceptionally dynamic and intellectually energizing. We explored the role of artificial intelligence in biomedical and neuropsychopharmacological research, addressing both its transformative potential and the responsibility that accompanies its implementation.
🎓 Lectures were delivered by:
Michał Marczyk, PhD – Introduction to AI based on neural networks
Łukasz Wróbel, PhD – An Introduction to Large Language Models
Prof. Roman Z. Morawski – Ethical aspects of AI-driven technoscientific research
Sylwia Grubarek – AI in Research: From Data Processing to Discovery and Publication
Bohdan Widła, PhD – Using AI in research from the perspective of intellectual property
🔬 Key themes included:
neural networks in biomedical data analysis,
integration of large language models into scientific workflows,
AI-supported hypothesis generation and publication processes,
ethical considerations in AI-driven research,
intellectual property challenges related to generative technologies.
The speakers demonstrated that AI is no longer a distant prospect — it is actively reshaping the research landscape. At the same time, the importance of responsible, transparent, and ethically grounded AI use in mental health research was strongly emphasized.
💬 The discussions were lively, thoughtful, and deeply inspiring. Your engagement highlighted the growing importance of interdisciplinary collaboration bridging neurobiology, pharmacology, and data science.
🌍 Thank You!
We sincerely thank all 75 participants for:
your enthusiasm and engagement,
the high scientific standard of discussions,
your contribution to a truly collaborative atmosphere.
Despite the winter season, we successfully warmed up Kraków with Spanish temperament and Polish hospitality and cuisine ❄️🔥
This final Winter School within the TrePsy project was more than a scientific event — it was a space for exchange, inspiration, and lasting international connections.
We look forward to future collaborations and continued scientific dialogue.
Instituto de Neurociencias CSIC - UMH
UMH Universidad Miguel Hernández
Neurocentre Magendie
Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheitlische Gesundheit
COST - European Cooperation in Science and Technology
More info: https://twinning-trepsy.eu/