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HUN-REN HQ, which manages the research network in Hungary, the Association of Hungarian PhD and DLA Candidates (DOSZ), and the Hunexpert Hungarian Expert System Ltd., have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at developing doctoral training...

After two years of research in the Netherlands, biophysicist Dr. Bence Fehér, an expert in small-angle X-ray and neutron scattering, is returning home. He acquired the fundamentals of his expertise during his PhD internship at Aarhus University in...

Social factors determine whether the male takes on the female's role in parental care, according to a study led by the HUN-REN–PE Evolutionary Ecology Research Group. Representing a significant advancement in the field, this study contributes to...

Using data from the first military survey of the Habsburg Empire in 1782, as well as world war military surveys and aerial photographs from Google Maps, HUN-REN BLRI researchers have evaluated changes in the catchment and shoreline of Lake Balaton...

Gábor Domokos, leader of the HUN-REN–BME Morphodynamics Research Group, and his colleagues have identified a new class of mathematical shapes known as soft cells. Such cells can be observed in muscle cells and in the shell of the nautilus, also...

Hungary's first Na-S battery, inaugurated at the site of the HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research (HUN-REN EK-CER), will be able to demonstrate innovative electrical energy storage. The experiences gained during the project can assist in achieving...

Hungary could have an easier path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and American associations might also secure more spots if World Cup qualification quotas were allocated using a fairer method developed by László Csató, a scientific researcher at...

Revolutionary signal-transduction-selective drugs exhibit significantly fewer side effects compared to less advanced active ingredients. A recent discovery by Hungarian and Japanese researchers, featured on the cover of the prestigious journal...

Researchers at the HUN-REN Biological Research Centre, Szeged, have developed tiny tools to capture individual cells. According to their study published in the journal Advanced Materials, key innovations of using flexible microrobots is that they do

A novel molecular mechanism regulating glial cell proliferation in the central nervous system was discovered by the HUN-REN Institute of Experimental Medicine’s (IEM) Molecular Cell Metabolism Research Group led by Dr. Balázs Gereben.

."The most important question according to the Singaporean recipe for success is: Why are you doing the research?" emphasized Dr. Jui Lim, CEO of Singapore's SGInnovate and an expert in creating and operating deeptech start-up companies...

Supported by AI experts, the HUN-REN competence support programme is set to launch and become accessible to all HUN-REN researchers as of this autumn to encourage higher value-added research. A pilot project to promote the use of artificial...