coronavirus

On February 1, a molecular microbiology laboratory was inaugurated on the Lágymányos campus of Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). The facility was built with an investment of almost HUF 1 billion and will enable the detection of infections caused by...

The economic shockwave of the pandemic has affected manufacturing and the accompanying logistics. While reacting countries closed their borders one after the other, residents found themselves shut inside their homes, impacting the global job market by...

Researchers at ELKH Centre for Ecological Research (ÖK) and Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), in collaboration with their Australian colleagues, have examined the relationship between the spring COVID measures and people's behavior based on public...

Genetics research, aiming to identify SARS-CoV-2 variants responsible for pandemic COVID-19 cases, is a valuable tool to explore the geographical spread of the virus retrospectively, as well as to predict the presumable long-term effectiveness of...

As a part of an interdisciplinary research group, Sándor Zsolt Kovács (junior research fellow, ELKH KRTK RKI) and Annamária Uzzoli (senior research fellow, ELKH KRTK RKI) have been co-authors of a recently published article „Translating Scientific...

An international collaboration has led to a breakthrough in inhibiting the function of the SARS-CoV-2 main protease, one of the key proteins of Covid-19. Although research began barely half a year ago, by applying the molecular LEGO concept, the...

A recent study at the Institute of Economics of the Centre for Economic & Regional Studies (KRTK) at ELKH examines cooperative games where interactions between coalitions take place through a network that players can otherwise shape themselves. If the...

The 21-member EU project led by SZTAKI has the objective of making European production systems and supply chains more flexible, as well as facilitating the transfer of medical equipment if required due to another global pandemic or further waves of...

The RT-qPCR testing procedure developed at the Szeged Biological Research Center is extremely sensitive, cost-effective and suitable for mass testing. The researchers at the Institute of Genetics of the ELKH Szeged Biological Research Center (SZBK)...

Based on artificial intelligence and automatic microscopy, the serological testing model developed at the Szeged Biological Research Centre is highly accurate, fast and cost-effective. The Biomag Research Group of the Szeged Biological Research Centre...

The Research Centre for Natural Sciences (TTK) is one of the leading multidisciplinary institutions in Hungary, where outstanding scientific expertise in chemistry, biology, medical and psychology sciences is complemented by state-of-the-art research...

Péter Horváth, director of the Biomag Research Group of the Szeged Biological Research Centre (SZBK) at the Eötvös Loránd Research Network and Head of the Biomag Research Group, and his partners, Peter Cullen and Yohei Yamauchi, research professors at...