A European centre of excellence in formal sciences, mathematical logic, and software verification — educating the next generation of researchers who build certainty into every system.
Discover ANFFounded in 1993 in the intellectual tradition of the Lwów–Warsaw school of logic, the Academy of Formal Sciences is one of Europe's few institutions entirely dedicated to the mathematical foundations of computing. From automated program repair to smart contract verification, our research shapes how the world builds trustworthy software.
The Academy has been selected as a partner in the Horizon Europe Trustworthy AI initiative, securing €1.2M in funding for research into formally verified machine learning systems.
The 22nd Wrocław Formal Methods Workshop invites submissions on program verification, type theory, and automated reasoning. Deadline: April 30, 2026.
Dr hab. Ewa Nowicka has received a prestigious European Research Council Starting Grant for her project on equality saturation techniques for verified compiler optimisation.
Our campus at ul. Łukasiewicza 17 in central Wrocław combines historical character with cutting-edge research infrastructure.





"Mathematics produces proofs. Engineering produces machines. We produce proofs of machines."
A student of the Lwów–Warsaw school tradition, Tarczyński spent three decades building the intellectual foundations for what would become ANF. From a Friday evening seminar of seven students in 1968 to a fully accredited academy, his vision of uniting logic with computation endures in every programme we offer.