UKEN students at an international scientific conference on computer science and modern technologies

Ten students from the University of the National Education Commission in Krakow were among the authors of scientific publications featured in the proceedings of the international conference “Current Problems and Prospects for the Development of Computer Science and Technologies,” held on September 24–25, 2026, in Kyiv (Ukraine).

The conference, organized by the University of Science, Entrepreneurship and Technologies, provided a forum for the exchange of knowledge, experience, and research findings concerning contemporary challenges in computer science and rapidly evolving digital technologies.

Among the authors of papers published in the conference proceedings were students from UKEN:

• Tomasz Szczepina – explainable artificial intelligence in network traffic classification and security analysis;
• Jakub Piórkowski – optimization of web application security testing within CI/CD processes;
• Piotr Bulanda – application of machine learning and microservices architecture in recommendation systems;
• Rafał Jodłowski – adaptive control of unmanned aerial vehicles using artificial intelligence;
• Mateusz Siudek – analysis of the impact of Windows 11 security mechanisms on computer performance;
• Adrian Polański – detection of security anomalies based on event logs and network traffic;
• Nikodem Franków – ntelligent detection of DoS attacks and automation of network protection mechanisms;
• Michał Chuchra – investigation into the robustness of steganography in images generated by diffusion models;
• Jakub Borek – adaptive access management in cloud applications using risk analysis;
• Yevhenii Semenov – detection of phishing websites based on the analysis of URLs and website structure.

The topics presented reflect the broad range of scientific interests among UKEN students—from artificial intelligence and machine learning, through software engineering and cloud technologies, to cybersecurity and intelligent control systems.

The inclusion of ten papers by students from our university in an international conference collection serves as a significant example of their scholarly activity and commitment to the development of modern technologies. These publications also demonstrate the importance of integrating academic knowledge with the task of addressing current technological problems and the challenges faced by today’s digital society.

Participation in international scientific initiatives fosters the development of research competencies, the exchange of experience, and the building of cooperation between academic communities in Poland and Ukraine.

The conference proceedings have been published in the open-access scientific repository Zenodo, which enables international access to the research findings and their further dissemination.

Full collection of conference publications:

Current Problems and Prospects for the Development of Computer Science and Technologies: Proceedings of the Student International Scientific and Practical Conference (Kyiv, 24–25 September 2026).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24129253

Congratulations to all the students; we wish you continued academic success, inspiring research projects, and further publications on the international stage!