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The President and CEO of HUN-REN held discussions with the leaders of HUN-REN’s research centres and independent research institutes regarding the first planning phase of the organisation's Transformation Programme. In the coming weeks, the detailed

Let's Stick to the Facts! HUN-REN Leadership Systematically Refutes Claims of the Hungarian Academy Staff Forum

The draft of the new HUN-REN Act is now available on the official website of the Hungarian National Assembly. The document, submitted by the Ministry of Culture and Innovation, includes all amendments proposed by HUN-REN, which were outlined in...

HUN-REN leadership has recently held further discussions with the Directors-General of its research centres and the Directors of its independent institutes. During the meeting, it was confirmed that the proposals outlined in last week's Joint...

10+1 questions and 10+1 answers – an interview with Balázs Gulyás, President of HUN-REN

The comprehensive assessment of HUN-REN research sites has shown that, while Hungary is home to cutting-edge research in many fields, its institutional network is not yet making efficient use of its resources and potential. Professor Péter Török,...

Balázs Gulyás, President of HUN-REN, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Nanyang Technological University in Singapore to explore the potential for joint research collaboration between the two institutions.

HUN-REN President Balázs Gulyás held productive discussions with representatives from Arizona State University (ASU), recognised as the most innovative university by U.S. News & World Report. The delegation from overseas included Dr. Chris Howard...

The Governing Board of the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network has authorised the leaders of HUN-REN Headquarters to begin consultation with the government regarding HUN-Ren’s new operational environment, and the modernisation of the organisation.

In a letter to President Balázs Gulyás, members of HUN-REN’s Advisory Board commend the research network’s achievements and call for the creation of a stable, long-term, performance-based funding system as well as the development of a modern, ...

"One country cannot compete in every area – the most important thing is to concentrate on its own strengths," believes Sir Philip Campbell.

Renowned researchers and experts from prestigious international institutions participated in the 5th HUN-REN Strategic Workshop, sharing decades of experience from their respective organisations. The speakers presented exemplary cases from their...